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age regression
Note that this tag works differently on this site from e621.
Age regression refers to a psychological phenomenon in which an individual mentally reverts to a younger age.
This tag is only for the act of regressing mentally and not physically.
Behaviors may include:
- Using simpler language or baby talk.
- Enjoying bedtime stories or lullabies.
- Wearing comfy, oversized, or childish clothing.
- Wanting to take naps or be tucked into bed.
- Using sippy cups or baby bottles.
- Coloring, drawing, or doing crafts.
- Stomping feet or pouting when upset.
- Playing with toys, dolls, or stuffed animals.
- Sucking on thumbs, pacifiers, or chewing on objects.
- Enjoying snacks typically associated with childhood.
- Becoming more dependent on caregivers or trusted people.
- Seeking comfort from others (hugs, reassurance, cuddling).
- Wanting to be praised or rewarded.
- Needing help with simple tasks.
- Clinging to a security object like a blanket or stuffed toy.
- Wanting to be dressed, fed, or taken care of.
- Watching cartoons or kids' shows, etc.
These behaviors can vary from mild to deep regression, depending on the person.
