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so I've been wondering for a while now how do others define that there in little space I find it hard for me to define I love cartoons I draw I colour but these often are part of my day to day life I'm new to the DD/lg dynamic so what Im trying to do is figure out is when I'm in and out of little space most of the time I think I can tell but sometimes I'm unsure.

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Personally little space is a time when I tune out the world and fall into a childish mood.

I wanna colour, watch cute anime, play games, spend time with daddy, and be cute.

I giggle a lot, and I tend to shy away from all other people when in little space.

 

Mostly, I just want to spend time with Daddy and be good for him. ^^

 

Of course, others vary, so hopefully others will answer you too.

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I kinda agree that it can be hard to define.  I guess for me it's just a feeling—I just know that I'm there when I am.

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thanks every one yeah Im discovering this my self I have a tendancy to think its more of a feeling and headspace thing 

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I do agree i do pretty much everything you stated daily so i really cant decipher my little space much. The only thing i have noticed is i am much more of a brat in my little space and my words get much more childish in pronounciation
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It's very fluid for me a lot of time. Just coloring or watching shows can make me feel little but there are other activities that can go either way. 

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It is difficult to define! I define it as being my bubbly and kind self that loves simple things like coloring books, and watching cartoons, finger painting and playing with stuffies, wearing cute pink clothes and pretty bows in my hair, being held and cuddled by my Daddy. :) 

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I'm the same way. I'm little all the time, really. My little behavior is apart of my day to day life, but my "little space" is a lot more COMPLETELY LITTLE. Like other people have said, for me it's when I can COMPLETELY tune out all adult responsibilities and concerns. It's almost a form of meditation really! (: It's really a simpler mindset, and the environment has to be right for me to get into it. (Like, I can color while I'm out and about, but I can't go 'full baby brain' as my daddy calls it, because there's social restrictions and stuff like that.)

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Thanks for all the wonderful answers, I was curious on how other littles defined it too.

Guest littlemissbri
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For me it's the time when I can let go of responsibility and let someone else take care of me for once instead of me taking care of those around me. It's when I can forget about all the stresses of my day-to-day and just let go in the most relaxing way possible.

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For me it's mostly a feeling. Being little is part of my every day life like watching cartoons, coloring, cuddling stuffies.. when I'm in little space I actually feel little. It's easier to feel the care free attitude, to see the wonderment in things, to feel the joy of being read a bedtime story, etc. My speech usually reverts a little and I'm more needy.

 

<3

Guest littlemissragamuffin
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For me... I don't feel like I have a little space. I'm always childish, it's my personality. "Little" things like coloring, cartoons, binkies, sippy cups, etc is just part of my usually daily habbits. I don't much feel like an adult. It's more like my brain stopped ageing but my body kept growing. I personally don't like the term little space, but that's because like I said, I never feel like an adult.
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my little space in my room its where I feel free to be little I act like I'm about 2/3 and I have little puff snacks and pacifiers my baby corner is what I call it is a little space in my room where I have all my toys and stuffies and I sit and color and watch cartoons with my daddy. its my favorite time of the day when I get to be my little self. :) 

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