Have a Rainbow Day!

Morgan ☆ She/her ☆ SFW Age regressor Currently out of character (this is a sideblog; i follow from my main angerofangels)

[k1ddiecat]

Ref for Morgan my youngest sona and side of myself! As an autistic child she is in some ways very mature for her age in terms of speech/academic ability but young for her age in other aspects. She still chews on a pacifier, drinks from bottles/sippy cups and liked to be comforted like a baby. She has circumsbribed interests and prefers to talk about her favorite shows and movies, fortunately there are a lot of them.

Edit: fixed a typo, changed the colors and added face stripeys

[things-that-are-not-true]

my names sweetie 3000 because the last 2999 sweeties were all destroyed

[lone-pylon]

Gave my Miis a proper hangout spot

[the-big-mood]

Hey, did you know archive.org has a bunch of free 90s shows you can stream?

The problem is finding them, since no one's organized them all in one place with covers and episode info. I'm trying to fix that with my new website.

It's in BETA right now, and all the content was just added today, so I've barely scratched the surface of what's out there.

Let me know what you think and what kind of shows/movies you want to see!

http://90sKid.com

[the-big-mood]

We now have a Watch Party with chat feature now live HERE

You can create a live tv channel with our existing library. The channel is time syned so whoever is watching with you will share the moment!

It also works with youtube links and archive.org links.

[flandrepudding]

about childhood but also straight up just running around my old neighborhood even as an adult. it’s been about a year since I moved away and I still miss my walks and runs there 🌷

[thingsfromthedirt]

[wumbreon]

The Middle

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[evan-collins90]

A variety of commercial & residential Trompe-l'œil murals by artist Bonnie Siracusa from the 1990s

Found on her website, and the book 'The Kitchen & Bath Color Book' by Melanie & John Aves (1999)

More Trompe-l'œil selections I've curated here

[bugsticker]

Bear's Imagine That - Bear in the Big Blue House (x)

[tyrantisterror]

I was a really soft-hearted little kid who cried a lot and liked to play games about making big families and nurturing things, which, since I was a boy, meant I got the shit kicked out of me a lot by other boys for being girly. Boys were supposed to be tough and fight and compete and try to be the best, you see, that's how our imagination games were supposed to go. And that's what media aimed at boys when I was a kid focused on - heroes who beat the shit out of people and are tough and don't cry et cetera et cetera.

And I learned to like that and see the appeal in that, sure. There are lots of stories that were made for an audience of little boys that I ended up liking. But I always wanted something that told me boys like me, who didn't want to be violent or competitive, who liked nurturing things and making friends, who avoided fights whenever allowed, were valid.

So I was really happy when Steven Universe came around and was exactly that - the kind of show a sensitive little boy like I used to be would have killed to see. And very shortly after that I was crushed when the growing criticism of the show repeated the refrain that it was bad mainly because Steven was a pacifist who cried and didn't want to be violent and liked nurturing things and making friends instead of killing people. I wasn't surprised, no, it made perfect sense people would hate it for being that, but I was crushed all the same.

Our society only accepts a very narrow definition of masculinity, and kindness isn't allowed to play a very big role in it. That's one of the reasons I quit it.

Anyway, I'm a daycare teacher now, and one of the kids in my class is a really sensitive little boy with big feelings and a bigger heart, who acts very nurturing to his little 3-D printed dragons, and gets very upset at how mean and rude the other little boys can be when they're trying to prove they're mature and tough. Recently he's been talking to me about a show he found and has fallen in love with called Steven Universe, and I've been delighted to hear him regale me about how much he loves it. I bet it's doing him some real good to see that it's ok for a little boy like him to have a big heart and to want to make friends instead of fight all the time. He's making up his own crystal gem OC too, isn't that nice?

[k1ddiecat]

Right to be childish benefits sooo many people. Disabled adults who are just trying to enjoy life, caregivers and family members of disabled adults who want to keep them safe, people with traumatic childhoods who never got the chance to enjoy things, older adults who lose certain faculties like continence, trans people who want to reclaim the years they spent unable to enjoy aspects of childhood, adults with hobbies like furry which are fun and whimsical, adults who know kids and kids who know adults and want to be able to play with them, kids who are getting older but who dont want to let go of something from an earlier age.

EVERYWHERE you go people are stuck in shame for "childishness" or actually straight up persecuted over it. People die rather than ask for help and people let others die out of an unwillingness to give it because "adults should be totally independent" "you shouldn't need that anymore you're too big for that". Like there's no actual thinking about why not, it's just at every stage, even in childhood, childishness is bad and only tolerated at best.

Whatever you need to do to reclaim your littleness is valid. It is yours by birthright. We need to protect this right and inform others that they have it ASAP.

[vermilionstarlight]

age regressing to 2 years old but i was an especially erudite and articulate baby so you don't even notice

[ilovethe80sand90s-blog]

[k1ddiecat]

I do not have restrictions on who is "allowed" to follow me but I personally view tumblr as like, I, when I post, am on a podium speaking to the people who see my posts and the same goes with others. DM's and asks are like raising your hand after I finished speaking. I am anticipating that you have a question, or some other relevant thing to tell me.

"Hi" is not really appropriate by itself. We say hi by interacting, you following me or interacting with a post of mine.

In order for us to converse casually we first need to be aquaintances. In order to be aquaintances, we will first need to have mutual interest via things like following eachother mutually or responding to questions i ask, adding commentary in the tags to the things I post. After a little while, then it becomes more appropriate to dm me more casually and even still, online smalltalk is really not my thing so please have a topic you want to talk about or ask about.

Even venting is ok! But I have no idea how to respond to questions like "How are you?" to someone who does not know me well.

At a con or some sort of irl space like a meetup, that's different. In that case hi is fine! Because those are meet up spaces to me. By going to a panel or a meet up with my friendly badge I am saying "Hello! Id like to meet new people." But simply existing online is not an invitation to be walked up to (metaphorically).

A lot of us online are ND or otherwise socially inexperieneced which i very much understand. I do not jump to the worst possible conclusions about this kind of thing. But I wanted to lay out my expectations here. I try to be a polite person but that doesnt extend to being whatever everyone wants to me no matter what. If you want to talk to me here is the best way to do it :)

[litl-howler]

"Whoa there, kiddo! You're definitely too itty-bitty to be doing that! Don't worry, Superman is here to save you~♡"

☆ CG! Clark Kent aka Superman from the new movie because HE'S MY PAPA!!!! I LOVE HIM SO MUCH AND I KNOW HE WOULD BE TBE BESTEST PAPA EVER EVER--

[memewhore]

[tha--snazzle]

BANDIT PLATE

[syrupwit]

@pierogipie

[omtai]

oh log we’re really in it now