#permanent regression

[k1dd0-t1mes]

A lot of the time when watching supernatural I can't help but notice how Sam often acts like the more mature and responsible one and then it hits me. Perma teen regressor Dean who just occasionally regresses younger.

[baby--charchar]

Ur fave is a permagressor: its me.

I'm in my late 20s but for some reason got stuck at 14. Trauma? Maybe. Just vibing. Although I do feel out of place in the real world, despite how "successful" I supposedly am at it.

[permanentparent]

30 days of agere moodboards (as a Dad)

Day 1 - Based on yourself

[faetoddler]

i used to make a lot of these for insta agere but i was so uncomfortable there. these ones are based off me

[permanentregressor]

my regression isnt fun. it isnt aesthetic. my house is a mess and i get bugs because i cant take care of it myself. i forget to feed my cats without my dads help. my room is messy with clothes and toys but in a way that i cant get around it. i cant cook by myself and i really cant do dishes. i sob for hours about age dysphoria and body dysmorphia. everyday i have to work i get scared and fight off crying the whole time. i cant function as an adult and an adult is what im seen as. its terrifying to be a kid and feel so alone all the time

[permanentcaregiver]

What is Permanent Regression?

Permanent regression is a non-agere term used when someone who has experienced severe trauma or otherwise brain-alterning event(s) enters a permanent and indefinite state of longterm regression in age. It is exclusively involuntary, often being an unpleasant and stressful way to live, and can also fall under the umbrella of dissociative symptoms. It is not a part of the age regression community, or a community term. Permanent regression is used as a medical identifier, for those who have a severe set of symptoms due to neurological and/or mental health conditions.

How does it affect people?

People who are in permanent regression cannot control their regression or regression-affected behaviors, such as cleaning, eating, bathing, or working. Permanent regressors often have body dysmorphia, age dysphoria, identity incognruence, trauma symptoms, and dissociative episodes. It is often impossible to function in daily life as someone who is permanently regressed without a designated family member, therapist, caregiver, or combination of adult guardian(s.) Permanent regression is majorly disruptive in every aspect of a person's life, activities, and personal relationships.

Is this the same as forever-kids?

The short answer is no. While forever-kids is a similar term, permanent regressors are unable to be aware of their adult status or do anything to switch off, they are completely regressed at all times. Forever kids is a community term, and loosely defined as "a regressor who is always or almost always in their headspace" (credit: deliriousdadd on IG.) Permanent regression is different, and not a headspace. It is where one cannot conceptualize they are in an adult body or have adult obligations, and live every day in the mental state of an infant or child. They are unable to do most things on their own, or ever come out of the regression they are in.

Am I a permanent regressor?

Permanent regression can often come across as delusion or dissociation due to the severity of it, which is why the answer will usually be no, and thats okay! It's a lot nicer to be someone that can use regression voluntarily and positively, and enjoy the time spent regressing. If you are able to complete basic tasks and bodily care, are aware and/or comfortable in being an adult, find your regression is mostly/entirely enjoyable or comforting, can function without adult input/help, or your regression is voluntary, you are likely not a permanent regressor.

Can I become a permanent regressor?

No. Permanent regression is not only completely involuntary, but also comes with a whole lot of pain, discomfort, and confusion. It is not something to aspire too or want to "achieve." While it's very possible to have good times and positive feelings as a permanent regressor, it is still a symptom of severe conditions. Just because it may sound like something nice, to "really feel like a kid all the time," in reality it is a life of misplacement and can be lonely.

Important things to note

Permanent regression is not something that is usually healthy or happy for those going through it. It is very important that if you are privleged enough to have access to healthcare such as therapy, and you feel you may be in permanent regression or nearing it, to see someone that can help you cope with it. Not everyone has access to the trauma therapy or medication needed to be able to move on and heal, and some people that are permanently regressed will not be able to move past it at all. Be concious of how you speak to those that experience it, and understand that what others are going through is likely much more alarming for them than it is for you.

Coined by me and my regressor

June of 2023

Owners of term >>>

@permanentparent + @faetoddler

[ceryulean]

I don't remember if it was in the novel or in some fic I read but this scene has been in my head for too long so

[mysteriouslysteadyperfection]

Mommy knows best and controls her submissive and obedient babies 🤱 don't feel intimidated about anything just send mommy a message to get properly trained

[childrensward]

2006 Littlest Pet Shop jumbo activity book [♡]

[zees-little-blog]

tfw you feel all clingy but you’re too shy to ask for attention >//<

feel free to use as always, as long as it’s for sfw purposes!! ⭐️🌈

[playfulsubspace]

The tinsel glittered, a festive distraction from the reality that was settling beneath my clothes. The red fabric, a playful facade, could not hide the soft, padded truth, the pink that promised a future I could no longer avoid. It was the end of this year, and the beginning of the new. And the new? The new me? That would be, a diapered man.

I pulled down my pants, the weight between my legs a reminder that this wasn't a temporary joke, a passing phase, this was now my life. It was the end of one journey, and the start of a new one, a journey down a padded, and absorbent road. It was time to make peace with this new part of me. It was time to accept it.

My fingers traced the outline of the pink padding, a warm sensation against my skin. I was both excited and terrified. But, as I did that, I knew. This wasn't just a Christmas thing, this wasn’t something to hide, it was my truth. It was me. And next year, and the next year, would only be filled with more padding. It was my destiny. It was my life now.

[rolandkaros]

aryna's first australian open was genuinely so meant to be. i forgot she lost the first championship point on a double fault.

[frightkid]

stayed home today, watching ytube and having some homemade fries. trying to stay cozy

[faetoddler]

30 days of agere moodboards - based on yourself

[puffycloudplace]

my intro

* she/her

* christian (trying to start practicing again)

* seventeen

* i have bpd

* age regressor

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-> i am puffy. i am a permanent regressor. i like coloring. i am autistic. i have no online friends. but i like making friends.

-> i can draw things for you. send me asks. or if you want to trade we can do that. but i am not a good artist

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i like:

* coloring

* making friends

* giving gifts

* music

* rainbows

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dni (for my own comfort)

* nsfw

* ed accounts

* comshippers

* radqueers

* pro para

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this is my secret safe place

please be nice

sorry if this account is vent-y, i have episodes during night time but i usually delete any bad stuff by morning

[perplexingluciddreams]

words are hard. loud brain but no words. just "noise".