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Babywords

PostPosted: July 14th, 2012, 1:00 pm
by demigraff
Hi,
I was going to post this idea on the voting page, but I think it needs a little more revising. Basically, it sets up cutesy/childish language (like made up words) as a trigger. When someone speaks to you in baby talk, treating you like a little kid, you find yourself regressing somewhat. Certain words could also have a specific effect, and this is where I'd appreciate some more suggestions.

Ideas so far:

  • Calling a bottle by some infantile term (not sure which word would be appropriate) makes you feel thirsty, and makes it seem natural to drink from a baby bottle. Giving in to this urge makes you feel more childlike or babyish.

  • Hearing certain words for a pacifier/dummy (Dodi? Binky? What other terms are there?) gives you a sudden urge to suck, which gets stronger until you give in. The more you think about it, whether you do it or not, the simpler your language gets.

  • A childish term for a diaper (I see "dipee" a lot in AB/DL stories; anyone think of something better? Or maybe something like "weewee" would be more appropriate) takes away your bladder control temporarily.


Do you like these kind of ideas? And does anyone have any more childlike words/behaviours to add?
I'm thinking these would all be temporary triggers, lasting an hour or two, so someone would have to keep on addressing you in baby talk to keep you regressed.

PostPosted: July 14th, 2012, 4:37 pm
by zzzzz
Me wikes!

Want baba!

:oops:

PostPosted: July 15th, 2012, 7:53 am
by Tangy
zzzzz wrote:Me wikes!

Want baba!

:oops:


Me luv ideal

PostPosted: September 6th, 2012, 9:53 am
by zzzzz
as I am not native English, not sure, but I saw

didees
dipees
jammies
potty
poopoo
poopy
peepee
tinkle
doodle
din din (time)
cum cum...

:oops:

I found this:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baby_talk

baba (blanket, bath, bottle, brother, baby or an onomatopoeic term for sheep, used as a generic baby-talk term for words starting with the letter b)
beddy-bye (go to bed, sleeping, bedtime)
binkie (pacifier)
blankie (blanket)
boo-boo (wound, pain or bruise)
botty (rear end)
bow-wow (dog)
brekkie (breakfast)
bubby or bubba (brother)
bye-bye (goodbye)
choo-choo (train)
cootchie-coo (term of endearment used for a young child)
dada (dad, or rarely dog, diaper, or dummy, British equivalent of pacifier, sometimes used as a generic baby-talk term for words starting with the letter d)
didee (diaper, chiefly American)
din-din (dinner)
doedoes (In South African English, the equivalent of beddy-bye)
doggy or -ie (dog)
dolly or -ie (doll)
dum-dum (dummy, British equivalent of pacifier)
drinky (drink)
gee-gee (horse)
goo goo ga ga (nonverbal utterance imitating a baby which has not yet learned to speak)
huggle or huggie (hug, Huggies is also a brand of diapers and baby products)
lickle (little)
mama (mother or rarely milk)
moo-moo or moo-cow (cow)
milkie or -y (milk)
no-no (taboo, something which is not good)
night-night (goodnight, bedtime)
num nums (food/dinner)
ickle (little; chiefly British)
icky (disgusting)
jammies (pyjamas)
lolly (sweets US candy)
nana (grandmother)
oopsie-daisy or whoopsie-daisy (accident)
owie (wound or bruise)
passie or paci (pacifier, often used as an abbreviation)
pee-pee (urination or penis)
pewie (smelling bad)
poo-poo or doo-doo (defecation)
poopie or -y (defecation)
potty (toilet, especially a chamber pot for a young child)
poppet (term of endearment for a young child)
puffer (train)
quick-quick (haste, hurry, doing something quickly, chiefly British)
scrummy (tasty)
sissy (sister or urination)
sleepy-bye (go to bed, sleeping, bedtime)
stinky (defecation)
teensy-weensy (very small, tiny)
tummy (stomach or abdomen)
uh-oh, sometimes written as uh-uh or oh-oh (toddler's expression towards anything that is not good or has gone wrong)
wawa (water)
wee-wee (urination or penis)
whoopsie (defecation)
widdle (urine; chiefly British)
widdle (little; chiefly American)
widdo (little)
wuv (love)
yucky (disgusting)
yum-yum (meal time, informally interpreted as an expression of delight towards a pleasant-tasting food)
uppie or -sie (wanting to be picked up)
vroom-vroom or brrrm-brrrm (car)

:oops:

PostPosted: September 15th, 2012, 12:43 pm
by Tangy
OK make the file Please.

Use this formate only with your baby talk suggestions


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Description: Loop this file with our without head phones will work just fine do not repeat do not let your male friends hear this file or you will end up with a girl friend instead of a boy Friend, Unless thats your goal.rnrnLove Tangy. anybody can listen Permanent Raeality
Author: Tangy ? Added On: 2012-09-07 Downloaded: 52 Length: 34:57
Effect: Permanent Voice Gender: Female
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I think you will fine it quit effective.

Excellent post and replies-thank you

PostPosted: December 18th, 2012, 6:18 pm
by mondaytuesday
The original point is so great, pointing out how powerful a regression tool speech is. To talk to someone in that manner will definitely regress them and the longer they do it, the more they stay regressed. I agree with you there!

And that was a great link to Wikipedia! That was so much great information. I didn't really understand all of it, but it so great. Thank you.

Re: Excellent post and replies-thank you

PostPosted: February 7th, 2013, 10:38 am
by babiedboi
i definitely agree with mondaytuesday...being spoken to as if you are so much younger can trigger regression. the more i'm talked to as if i am a very little boy or baby boy the more i naturally want to respond/talk/act like one.

i discovered recently that even if i try to trigger someone else's regression by talking to them as if they were a baby, the babyish words prompt my own desire to regress to baby talk.

mondaytuesday wrote:The original point is so great, pointing out how powerful a regression tool speech is. To talk to someone in that manner will definitely regress them and the longer they do it, the more they stay regressed. I agree with you there!

And that was a great link to Wikipedia! That was so much great information. I didn't really understand all of it, but it so great. Thank you.

PostPosted: February 7th, 2013, 4:11 pm
by ipnosi
This sounds like a wonderful file!

baby words

PostPosted: February 9th, 2013, 12:22 pm
by babiedboi
even reading (out loud) through the list of baby words shown in this message thread i noticed the tone and pitch of my voice becoming more babyish.