'Babytalk' in littlespace?

[Guest SUeB]

Hi guys I'm new to this website and would just like some advice, my girlfriend/ mummy has mentioned to me that I always go into little space loads and wants the big me back even including sex coz she said that I'm that little sometimes it's like having sex with a five year old and she hates it, I honestly not mean to be little most of the time it's just that she makes me so comfortable and is such a good mummy I'm little most of the time.

Better to open your own discussion rather than ask questions unrelated to the subject matter. It detracts away from the original post and isn't really fair to the member that posted it.

[kittenkween]

im with what some of the prior comments have said

its not that im purposely translating my thoughts into childish baby talk but that my mindset has me think in little talk and in that process when i type something out i type it out in little talk

 

 

i think it also has a lot to do with how far you regress, as in what age you regress to

there are littles from younger than one to just much older, depending on how far you count a little as a little and not a middle

but i guess what im getting to is 

you wouldnt expect an infant to be typing but there are 5 y/os that are using phones and texting etc.

[Guest TotalitarianPrincess]

I'm an age regressor. When I'm regressed, it can be very difficult to type things out because I forget how to spell things and proper syntax. That's why I prefer to call people so that I don't have to worry about it. But if I can figure out how to just make short responses via text, I will. Whether that be emojis or just a few words. I personally don't mind it when littles baby type. I think it's cute and they're just enjoying themselves. There's no wrong way to be a little.

[Guest Loki]

I don’t baby-talk, but I do get “younger” when I’m in a playful mood. I write stories and typing things out like “nu” instead of “no” is relaxing and fun for me when I’m in a chat. I also find it cute, for myself or others. It’s also - I think the word is lexicon? - it’s a lexicon that indicates what that person is. Kind of like our own slang.

 

But I understand why some folks wouldn’t like it. Especially folks who are stricter when it comes to language.

[LittleKitten13]

Hi guys I'm new to this website and would just like some advice, my girlfriend/ mummy has mentioned to me that I always go into little space loads and wants the big me back even including sex coz she said that I'm that little sometimes it's like having sex with a five year old and she hates it, I honestly not mean to be little most of the time it's just that she makes me so comfortable and is such a good mummy I'm little most of the time.

My papa and I kinda have this issue...except that we aren't ever sexual.

We're both little, and it can be a struggle sometimes, because I'm little and want papa, but he's also little and wants mommy...and...that can make it hard.

[ThePoet]

Yeah, why babytalk? Also, why glitter? And so many stuffies? And pacis? I mean, this is all so aggravating! Can't these people find their own kink, their own dynamic? One that caters to their child-like wa... oh wait. Sorry.

[smolbean24]

I'm a babytalker.  I'm not a little who has to formally go into "little space" to feel like a 3 year old inside.  I feel that way off and on all day.  When I'm talking to a potential Daddy as little me....it is mostly baby-ish talk.  Little me wants to get to know him too (not just big me).  He also needs to get to know little me.  When I am keyboard, or text, babytalking, I am thinking in babytalk as I'm typing.  I don't sit there and think: I want to go get a dog.....okay, now I have to translate it and think about how a baby would say it: i wants get doggy!.......I automatically think, and speak, in babytalk when I am little whether it's in person or online or phone or via text or whatever.

 

When you say "you feel big enough to type", you have to remember that we ARE big enough to type.  Maybe my age regression/little space is different from other littles.  I don't regress to such a state mentally that I am LITERALLY 3 years old as if the adult me is gone and can't do anything that a 3 year old can't do.

 

As far as it annoying a Daddy, well if it does then he is NOT the Daddy for me.

I feel pretty much the same. I am always little, it's just usually on the back burner when I have to be an adult. When I'm allowed to actually immerse myself in little space, the baby talk just comes naturally, and if I'm texting/chatting/talking to someone who i feel comfortable enough around to let it out, the typing just kind of follows. When I'm in a little headspace, and I'm typing, it feels really inauthentic and it really bothers me to have to "type like an adult."

 

When I do feel reaaaaalllly small, i typically want nothing to do with my phone, and i mostly communicate in short phrases and grunts/hums/giggles/etc

[his-sweetheart]

When I'm in little space I can still type, I just feel clumsier with the keyboard, and I make lots of spelling/grammar mistakes. Typically though, I'll avoid typing if I can, and I'd much rather call the person I'm talking to (if they're okay with it of course) I agree with you that it does seem a little fakey to be typing in a "little voice", because that's neither how kids actually talk nor how they actually type. 

[Daddyslol]

Just as a side-point to the conversation I think it's important that people remember that not everyone types the same.  Some people have to make a conscious effort to put words down to paper/phone/keyboard, others can fluidly type but still have to think the words, others can sit down with a pen or keyboard and let muscle memory and their mind have a field day.  I don't think all people who are babytalking via text are the last type but I wouldn't be surprised if quite a few are.  I am still learning more about my little space, I seem to spend a lot of time sort of "half-in" but I couldn't even tell you how I type when I'm in full little-mode.  When i write, regardless of medium, I just let my fingers do the talking.  I don't usually consciously mull over each word or phrase, I have an idea or a mental image, etc.

[Guest Linney234]

I personally stay very far away from my phone when I slip. Though, people writing in baby-talk doesn’t bother me much. It messes with my brain for sure because I am very high on having good grammar, unfortunately. I like it in stories when I read. It just makes it a little more real in my head, I guess.

[XmochiX]

My voice goes all high-pitched and I tend to squeal in little space. But I could never type in baby talk. It's just not my thing.