Guess you could say we're a... microchip [badum tiss]

[Flag in icon + header by robintherobot!]

[lilrobotagedre]

Hi! We're Entropy, and this is an agere blog if you couldn't tell. =]

About + DNI + etc. under cut!

DNI!

LGBTQ+ exclusionists (Transphobes, homophobes, acephobes, etc.)

Anti neopronouns, xenogenders, or MOGAI

Anti he/him lesbians and she/her gays (or think that pronouns = gender)

Sexists (Misogynists/misandrists, transmisogynists/transandrophobes, "kill all men", etc.)

Transandrophobia deniers, or believe that trans men don’t experience discrimination for being trans men

People who believe misandry isn’t real

People who think masculinity and men are inherently harmful

People who use the term “Theyfab” or believe that non-binary People aren’t real/are faking for attention/aren’t trans

Belive that trans people are either “TME” or “TMA”, or use the terms “TME” and “TMA”

People who use AI slurs, even as a joke

Right-wing supporters

Pro-life

Anti endos

Syscorse

Anti kin

MAPs, pedophiles, and their supporters

Support incest (including fictional)

Shipcourse, proship/antiship/anti-anti/etc.

Proana/thinspo

Discourse blogs

Kink/NSFW/18+/“minors dni”

Ddlg/abdl/etc. (Even if "SFW")

Sexualize Agere/petre/etc.

Support problematic content creators (JK Rowling, Dream, YandereDev, Etc…)

Anti gimmick blogs (OSHA, bus drivers, shower thoughts, etc.)

Not a dni technically, but please do not add DNIs to our posts, especially if that's the only thing you're gonna add! We have a dni already attached to our posts and have one on our profile for a reason. /lh

Please do not start discourse with us. Although we're open to others' opinions, we don't want to argue.

If you don't agree with us or like what you see, feel free to block and move along. We don't mind! =]

About!

Hey! We're Entropy! We're a system mostly made up of non-human fictives.

We collectively use they/them!

the body is an adult!

We have very few system littles at the current moment, but we do have a lot of caregivers, regressors, and flips! (You may view a list of members who identify as each by clicking on the links!)

We don't have a caregiver, and we're not really looking for one.

We're not that great at communication, so if we seem to "ignore" you, we're probably just thinking of a way to respond, or busy!

This blog is for agere stuff only! We will not reblog things from blogs that are not agere or ok with agere interaction!

We're still in the closet about this whole thing and don't intend to come out. So if you know us outside of the agere community, please don't mention this around non-agere folk. You can find more info about us on our PluralKit!

We trigger tag things as "#[trigger]//" for example, "#bread//". We mostly tag common triggers like swearing or text in all caps, but will tag other things if asked.

Tag list!

Here's the list of tags we currently use for our own posts!

#01000010 01100101 01100101 01110000 00100000 01100010 01101111 01101111 01110000 00100001 ⚙️ Talk tag for posting while big!

#beep boop! ⚙️ Talk tag for posting while small!

#ooh! mail! 📬 Ask tag!

#digicrayon doodles 🖍️ Art tag! Tags will include the name of the system member who made the post in brackets! For example: "#digicrayon doodles 🖍️ (Name)"

[toyboxpuppie]

𝚜𝚙𝚘𝚘𝚔𝚢 𝚛𝚎𝚐𝚛𝚎𝚜𝚜𝚘𝚛 𝚖𝚘𝚘𝚍𝚋𝚘𝚊𝚛𝚍 🦇🕸️🌘🎮

[stimmyneko]

vampire kid stimboard ^w^

🌑 ❤️‍🩹 🖍️ | 🌹 🦇 🌹 | 🖍️ ❤️‍🩹 🌑

[doctoreveel]

Baby Bat Cup; {Credit}

[maia-is-regressing]

I may be little but my hate for ICE is big.

[plushav]

Plush Parasaurolophus by Colorata

[ten-plushies]

Mini flappie soft bat by Douglas

[puppiemunchkin]

Day 9: pastel colors

inspired by this post

sticker-less ver. under the cut

[plushiepup]

꩜ babyre sylveon moodboard

[nerdyagere]

People hating on age regressors are funny like sorry you hate my childlike wonder I'm gonna keep shaking this toy because it makes a funny noise and take a sippy from my super cool mega awesome dino cup

[plushieanimals]

pokémon buru buru mugyu! 🩷 sentret & furret

[fizzy-fuzzy-sodapop]

This would catch a lot of u guys

[pigeonagere]

Tinkaton agere moodboard! 🔨

[deesblanketfort]

⚙️´ˎ˗ Mad inventor regressor, caregiver and flip flags

ㅤ╰➝ For those who... Identify as a mad inventor or artificer, enjoy steampunk aesthetics or just really really like mechanics

ㅤ╰➝ Meanings... Purple for madness and ambition, golds and oranges for love of machinery and robotics and pale yellow for regression/caregiving

ㅤ╰➝ Credits... agere flag templates by @bunnelbaby

[scary-caregiver]

Star Stimboard

Requested by: Anon

💫 - ⭐️🌟⭐️ - ⭐️🌟⭐️ - ⭐️🌟⭐️ - 💫

[teeniest-toddler]

🌤 Positiveity to my teenies who regress alone 🍼

🫧 You are brave for being able to regress on your own. It's sometimes tough to be small alone , but you've been pulling through all this time to have fun and cope regardless !

🫧 The way you always find ways to regress / handle regression on your own makes you resourceful !

🫧 You're not any less of a little just because you don't have a cg. All teenies are different in their own way !

🫧 It's okay if you don't want to tell anyone around you about your regression. It's something vulnerable that means a lot to you, and I understand ♡

[papa-wolf-2006]

🧸🍼

Tips for new Caregivers!❤️

(Coming from a caregiver of 2 years.)

1.) Communicate with your little!

Communication is key in any CG and little relationship! Whether your relationship is strictly platonic, romantic, or you aren't sure yet, communicating can help both of you understand one another and can help you as a CG learn more about your little (their likes, dislikes, boundaries, what petnames/nicknames are okay etc.)

2.) Set rules with your little one!

Something I wish someone had told me in the beginning of my caregiver journey is to set rules with my littles! Setting rules like brushing teeth twice a day or having a bedtime can positivity impact your little by giving them the chance to be healthier and have better sleep. I also noticed that some littles will even feel more small when given rules! So having rules set in place is overall a great way to help your kiddo! :]

(NOTE: Some littles prefer to not have structure, it really just depends on the little. I just find that most littles prefer to have rules as part of their Agere!)

3.) Set up a punishment/reward system with your kiddo!

Having a punishment/reward system for your little can actually be a great way to reinforce rules! Having little rewards like extra candy, a later bedtime, or even more screentime is a great way to encourage your little one to behave and follow the rules. Some punishments I personally have in place for my kiddos include "lines" (writing the same thing over and over again), limited screen time, and no sweets/candy for a week. NEVER USE PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT OR YELLING/SCREAMING. I don't care what you have to say about it, NEVER use violence to punish a kiddo. It is never okay, regardless of what they did. Hurting them can cause them to be reminded of trauma or even throw them into a PTSD flashback. In general, it's never a good idea to harm a kiddo whether it be emotionally or physically.

(NOTE: I will repeat myself, Never physically or emotionally harm your little one. It is never okay!)

4.) Know the difference between being a Caregiver and a babysitter!

Being a caregiver is a big responsibility! Being a babysitter, not so much! Being a caregiver means being there for your little one most of the time, this can look like daily check ins, calling and texting often and generally just being there for your kiddo! Being a babysitter is exactly what it sounds like, you're only watching the little for a small amount of time and aren't dedicated to them the same way a caregiver is!

5.) Learn how to handle breakdowns/panic attacks/anxiety attacks etc.

Learning to deal with breakdowns and such can Greatly help your kiddo feel safe and comfortable around you! Remember, not all regression will be pure. You will most likely at some point deal with impure regression which means your little may experience unstable emotions, anxiety attacks, panic attacks and breakdowns! Learn how to handle these things, and you'll be in the clear to help your little in these times of anxiety and sadness!

6.) Don't rush your little into calling you "special" names like mommy, daddy, etc.

Not all littles will be comfortable with calling you a special name immediately or ever! Some prefer calling you your name plain and simple, and that is perfectly okay! Trying to force/rush your kiddo into calling you something special may result in your little one not feeling safe/comfy around you anymore.

7.) Don't take care of more than you can handle!

As caregivers, it's in our nature to want to take care of as many littles as possible, but that's just not something we can do. It can be overwhelming to take care of more than one little at a time, I know that from experience! So if you know you can't handle it, don't! As tempting as it might be, don't bite off more than you can chew!

8.) Be open minded!

It's important to understand that not all littles will be the same, some may be more independent and others may need extra help! Try to have an open mind and an open heart when caregiving :]

That's all for now, if you find these tips helpful let me know! I hope you have a safe and lovely time caregiving!