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Age Changing/my opinion on it

So I’m still a minor and the oldest I’m in one of my drs is 18. There is a lot of different ways to look at this, but mostly people who age down are seen as problematic or predatory which I do not agree with.

A lot of people can age down for different reasons like experiencing childhood again or going into their past to fix something, now there is a immediate response from most people is that those adults are shifting for kids which based off just hearing that somebody is aging down.

However people don’t really seem to have a problem with minors who are aging up and that doing it a lot of time to date adults which is a bit hypocritical, because would that make their adult s/o a ped0 by that mentality? Because they are shifting from example a 16 year body to a 25 year old, most people don’t gain memories especially immediately after they shift so they have lived and remember living only 16 years while their s/o did 25. And if they spend years in their dr as adults and come back here as minors and date people their own age here, will people treat them the same way they treat adult people who age down? So that also a bit problematic but people tend to ignore it.

But also a thing people seem to ignore or simply don’t know is that when you shift those years you lived here won’t really matter much there. What I mean by this is if you are aging down/up you will have a mentality and a brain capacity of an age you are shifting to.

So my point is it very mixed and can be a complex topic but the whole point is you can’t really do shit about this and can never really stop somebody from doing anything in their dr no matter how morally wrong you think it is. Which is why I think if you don’t like this topic don’t participate in it for your own good because getting annoyed or upset over something you can’t change is useless. So that the reason why I never really saw a point in arguing about this so this is gonna be my only post I hope about this

bye bye happy shifting!!! 🫶🎀

Writing in your diary like you are already in your Dr>>>

Currently in my "???" shifting era because what the hell is going on

Isnt “star seed” and “star child” like an ableist way to deny someone is neurodivergent? I remember hearing a lot of autistic people and people with adhd say something along those lines

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So this is a good question to ask since I don't want anyone to take my post a wrong way. I'm writing this from my knowledge and what I found so far:)

What are star children: star children are people who are spiritual gifted and more sensitive/connected to spiritual world

So the star children at the start when they were called indigo children was not referring to people who are neurodivergent; however the "symptoms" (not really the right words) or signs of being a star child slightly aligned with symptoms of being neurodivergent because the approach to what a star child is, actually was incorrect.

From my research I found that because of those aligned "symptoms" between star children and neurodivergent children, that the children who are autistic/ADHD were neglected or that their needs were ignored because adults around them would put this label on them being a star child when in reality they were neurodivergent.

It created a bit of stigma around the whole star child thing.

I'm myself for very long time had done big research on autism since I have for years very big suspicious that I have it but I can't be diagnosed now so it still just a question thing. (I'm not self diagnosed since I want to get tested when I'm 18)

The term star child was not meant to be ableist or bring any harm to those children since it was never practically aimed at neurodivergent children (I didn't find any proof that it was made as a ablest term or to invalided people but sorry maybe if I missed something?) but a lot of people took it the wrong way and it caused harm.

When I used the term it because for me the sings of being a star child are mostly spiritual and not releted to being neurodivergent so I didn't want to make it offensive to anyone nor did I know at the time the connection that the word had with neurodivergent people. It very understandable that some people don't like term because of what effected it had on some people but for me being a star child is being very spiritually connected naturally and not actually symptoms of being neurodivergent.

(Or pretty much any physical symptoms since I think it more like having a gift of being more spiritually connected and not it actually having as much of a physical symptom)

Sorry if I offended anyone since I didn't have the indent but I wanted to clear this up a bit:)

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Missing myself in my dr, that bitch is iconic

Forever the "I want to shift realities" daughter

Does anybody else scripts in every dr that they speak like 15 languages?

there is three different reactions people have when seeing their s/o for the first time

I'm the first one lmao

How it feels knowing nothing actually matters when you are a reality shifter