Name: Phynn

Pronouns: they/them

Big age: 22

Little age: 2-17

Likes: Littlest pet shop, Calico critter, my little pony, care bears, strawberry shortcake, tinker bell, amazing digital circus, sonic the hedgehog, adventure time, vocaloid, animal crossing

Hello! Im a possible permaregressor or at least my mind is occupied with regression most of the time, and I regress to cope with PTSD. I have a caregiver, my girlfriend/mama. I like pet regression too, I feel like a kitten or a lion cub like my fursona is.

My blog is a completely sfw space but I might reblog or post things that are about serious topics like trauma/mental health. Im also 420 friendly, it helps keep me calm and regulated. I'll do my best to ensure things are tagged properly and if I miss something please lmk!!

I am open to other 18+ regressors messaging me, I don't have many friends and I'm very shy but I'd love to talk to other regressors

My posts are tagged #phynn roars

Last updated: 1/25/26

I had a dream last night that I was a teacher. It was my first day teaching, another teacher introduced me to the class and I went around asking the students questions to get to know them better. There were a few behaviors I had to get onto them for, but I didnt really have to discipline anybody. At one point they got so loud I had to scream over them just to be heard and after that I didnt have to raise my voice again. And then I took them to recess and watched them play.

I realized about 2 years ago that I really wanted to be a teacher, growing up I had a few teachers I looked up to and respected a lot because their guidance and advice helped me survive my situation at home. However, im also very well aware that teachers are quitting in droves right now, that public schools operate like a business and they care more about pleasing the parents than actually educating the children. No child left behind failed me, my senior year was a joke (all my work was digital, and I cheated on 90% of it) and I graduated with maybe a 5th grade comprehension of math. (At least I never struggled with reading!)