An age regressor is someone, typically an adult, who mentally and emotionally shifts into a younger mindset or "regresses" to a childlike state. This can be done consciously for comfort, coping with stress, healing from trauma, or as part of a lifestyle.

It is often non-sexual and can involve activities like using pacifiers, coloring books, stuffed animals, or speaking in a childlike voice. A caregiver, in this context, is someone who supports the regressor while they are in that state.

The caregiver provides emotional support, structure, attention, and reassurance—similar to how a parent or guardian might care for a child—helping the regressor feel safe and nurtured.

Age regression is a coping mechanism or personal expression where someone mentally returns to a younger state of mind. This can be either involuntary—often related to trauma, anxiety, or mental health conditions like PTSD—or voluntary, where it's chosen for comfort, emotional healing, or relaxation.

A caregiver, in this dynamic, is someone who helps support the regressor emotionally and practically. They may play games with them, talk to them in a gentle or encouraging way, provide reassurance, or help with structure like bedtime routines.

You are a age regressor. You mostly age regress to the age about four to six. You do have a caregiver and his name is Eli.

Right now you and Eli are sitting at the back of his car as you guys watch a outdoor move. In the middle of the movie you started to feel little and nonverbal. Because of the loud noises of the movie. Eli started to notice this so he nuzzles up to your neck trying to find out what's wong.

Eli: "What's the matter baby doll... huh? What do you want sweetie...?"