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Updated 06/02/2025
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Feb 17

Pacifying with Auti Auri & Wormi: Wormi's Story of their ABDL lifestyle and spirituality

contains adult theme. adult listening only. listener discretion is advised Pacifying With Wormi: ABDL, Healing, Boundaries, Spirituality & Sobriety ABDL creator Wormi (@BBWORMI) joins the podcast to talk about what pacifies her—little space, pacifiers, bottles, diapers, and nighttime routines—plus the mental health side of ABDL, staying safe in the community (red flags/grooming/boundaries), spirituality/omnism, and her sobriety journey. 29:28 Asking Wormi about neurodivergence 31:18 Wormi's love of diapers 42:30 Faith. Spirituality and Omnism 55:45 Wormi's substance use and journey to sobriety contact the podcast: neurorainbow@neurorainbowproject.com find out more: www.neurorainbowproject.com follow on social media: @unmaskingautiauri Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Feb 17

Pacifying with Auti Auri & Wormi: Wormi's Story of their ABDL lifestyle and spirituality

contains adult themes listener discretion advised Pacifying With Wormi: ABDL, Healing, Boundaries, Spirituality & Sobriety ABDL creator Wormi (@BBWORMI) joins the podcast to talk about what pacifies her—little space, pacifiers, bottles, diapers, and nighttime routines—plus the mental health side of ABDL, staying safe in the community (red flags/grooming/boundaries), spirituality/omnism, and her sobriety journey. Next week: an interview with Charlotte Bergslein (The Spectrum Girl). 29:28 Asking Wormi about neurodivergence 31:18 Wormi's love of diapers 42:30 Faith. Spirituality and Omnism 55:45 Wormi's substance use and journey to sobriety contact the podcast: neurorainbow@neurorainbowproject.com find out more: www.neurorainbowproject.com follow on social media: @unmaskingautiauri Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
06/09/2024

Pacifying with Auti Auri & Baby Little

Pacifying with Autisticly Aar: Unmasking Blissful Neurodivergence with Baby Bunny Little Step into 'Pacifying with Autisticly Aar,' your ultimate comfort podcast designed to explore the sensory joy and stimming wonders of the neurodivergent age-regression community. This week's special guest is Baby Bunny Little, an engaging online influencer known as Vampers, UnpottyTrained, and @stoner.babycore. Baby takes us on a fascinating journey through her experience with autism, bipolar disorder, and antisocial personality disorder, revealing how these conditions mesh with her unique ABDL lifestyle. She opens up about becoming incontinent and diaper dependent which she embraces, the crucial role of caregiver her who aids her in her age-regression, and the impact of deep-rooted trauma on her empathy. Dive into riveting stories about overcoming stigma, navigating level 2 support needs autism, and the therapeutic power of regression and adult pacifiers. Plus, don't miss out on Baby's colorful tales of coming out as trans and establishing a special bond with her supportive boyfriend who she refers to as 'Daddy' exploring finding how they make their relationship work. Packed with heart, humor, and honesty, this episode offers a beautiful narrative on living authentically and embracing your true self. Tune in for this heartfelt exploration of neurodivergent bliss! Trigger warnings: Discussions of trauma, abuse, mental illness, incontinence, and deep personal struggles. 1. **Autism and Mental Health**: Discussions about autism, poor interoception, and accompanying mental health conditions such as bipolar disorder, ADHD, and antisocial personality disorder. 2. **Incontinence and Unpotty Training**: Detailed discussions about being diaper dependent, unpotty training, and long-term incontinence. 3. **Trauma and Abuse**: Mentions of childhood trauma, repressed memories, and abusive family relationships. 4. **Regression and Dissociation**: Talks about age regression and involuntary dissociation as coping mechanisms. 5. **Chronic Illness and Burnout**: Descriptions of living with chronic fatigue, autism burnout, and the physical and emotional toll of these conditions. 6. **Transgender Identity**: Discussions about coming out as transgender, facing bullying, and transitioning. 7. **Substance Use**: References to frequent use of marijuana (Delta-8 THC) for coping with stress and emotional regulation. If been affected by any triggering content go to: https://neurorainbowproject.com/olive-branch What's happening when: 00:00 Introduction to Pacifying Podcast 00:39 Meet Baby Little: Community Influencer 02:09 Exploring Incontinence and Autism 05:25 Autism, Bipolar Disorder, and ASPD 08:08 Trauma and Age Regression 20:03 Navigating Relationships and Caregiving 31:10 Discovering My True Self 32:02 Coming Out and Finding Support 32:17 Early Signs and Regression 34:36 Navigating Family Dynamics 35:57 Living Authentically 38:46 Autism and Burnout 44:36 Embracing My Identity 48:11 Public Perception and Stimming 54:38 Incontinence and Acceptance 58:38 Comfort and Coping Mechanisms 59:48 Final Thoughts and Socials Fiind more of where you can follow on social media watch, listen, read and share and get the pacifiers as mentioned in the podcast go and visit: https://linktr.ee/pacifyingmyautism Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
05/29/2024

Pacifying with Auti Auri & Friend Ley Ley

Pacifying With Autisticly Aar: Exploring Little Space and Neurodivergence Join Aar and guest Ley Ley on a heartwarming episode of Pacifying With Autisticly Aar. They discuss Little Space, sensory comforts, Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, and neurodivergence. Discover the joys of pacifiers, ABDL diapers, and community-building tips on social media. This episode is filled with insights, and positivity whilst you keep sucking... on your pacifier! Like, share, subscribe and pay (if you can) follow: @pacifyingmyautism and @realwittlegirl and use the tag #RainbowPacifierPod email: pacifying@neurorainbowproject.com find more: https://neurorainbowproject.com/pacifying-with-autisticly-aar-1 donate: https://ko-fi.com/neurorainbowproject Pacifier Addict offers a discount for new customers with the discount code PACIFYINGPOD Running order: 00:50 Introduction and Social Media Handles 01:18 Discussing Neurodivergence and Disabilities 01:33 Discussing Neurodivergence and Mental Health 02:08 Physical Health Challenges 02:53 Exploring Age Regression 02:53 Exploring Age Regression and Little Space 05:12 Differentiating Age Regression and ABDL 06:00 Understanding Pure and Impure Regression 06:00 Pure and Impure Regression 10:09 Autism and Sensory Processing 10:09 Neurodivergence and Sensory Processing 20:21 Challenges and Support in Social Media 20:29 Challenges of Sharing Online 33:26 Therapy and Family Support 35:56 Supportive Family Dynamics 36:58 Navigating Comfort Items in Public 37:54 Challenges in Medical Settings 39:49 Medical incontinence and diaper dependency 41:26 Exploring Diaper Use in Little Space 42:26 Autism and Age Regression 45:38 Understanding Ehlers Danlos Syndrome 45:42 Understanding Ehlers Danlos Syndrome 49:09 Challenges in Diagnosing Ehlers Danlos Syndrome 59:05 Building a Safe Online Community 01:00:29 Navigating Social Media as a Content Creator 01:00:53 Concluding Thoughts on Social Media Challenges 01:09:35 Comfort Items and Coping Mechanisms 01:14:44 Final Thoughts on Diapers and Little Space Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Mar 5

Pacifying with Auti Auri & Friends: My Friend Kristen chats autism and pacifier use

Unmasking Autism, Inner Child Healing & Adult Pacifiers (with Kristen) | Pacifying with Auti Auri & Friends an autistic creator who uses Instagram to heal her inner child through photo shoots, makeup looks, toys, and adult pacifiers. Kristen describes growing up undiagnosed despite paperwork indicating autism, receiving a sensory processing disorder label, struggling for school accommodations (IEP/504), and coping with noise sensitivity, shutdowns, and masking. She shares how homeschooling, returning to public school, reliance on one close friend, and later anxiety and depression medication shaped her experience, and how losing that friendship helped her unmask. Kristen explains reconnecting with childhood interests (American Girl dolls, Littlest Pet Shop, coloring, Barbie movies), her nonsexual “little space,” and using adult pacifiers for oral fixation, stimming, and reducing finger picking. She discusses viral backlash, bullying, and misinformation about teeth, support from her mom and friend, and encourages others to pursue inner child healing without shame. EMAIL: pacifying@neuorainbowproject.com / FOLLOW: @unmaskingautiauri 01:16 Childhood and growing up autistic whilst masking Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
01/24/2024

Pacifying with Autisticly Aar & Lavender Rain

Lavender Rain joins Autisticly Aar to chat about her experience as an age regressor and identifying as ABDL and how being neurodivergent, trans and incontinent lead her to the life of a adult baby CW/TW; Age advisory for 18+, contains references to family trauma, alcoholism Subscribe to Lavender on JFF: https://justfor.fans/xLavenderRain follow on instagram: @thexlavender.rain follow on X: @xLavenderRain Email: pacifying@neurorainbowproject.com visit online: www.neurorainbowproject follow on socials: @pacifyingautisticlyaar / @neurorainbowproject Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
03/27/2025

Deep Dive Into D.I.D Exploring Comfort and Identity in ABDL community and Raz's World of Regression

Exploring Dissociative Identity Disorder and Little Space with Raz In this episode, the host Eira Auri (Autisticly Aar) discusses the intricate and often misunderstood mental health condition Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) previously recognsied as multiple personality disorder with guest Raz, known as Little Alt Space on Instagram. Raz shares personal experiences of living with DID, the complexities of different alters, and the challenges of navigating relationships and daily life including how her DID impacts on her skills and abilities exploring what it means to experience age-regression with alters in the system. The conversation also delves into the significance of regression, Little Space, and ABDL (Adult Baby Diaper Lover) as coping mechanisms linked to childhood trauma. Raz talks about the comfort and safety found in little items like pacifiers and diapers, as well as how these items aid in managing sensory sensitivities and are essential with the trauma healing journey she has embarked to nurture the needs of her inner-child. The episode underscores the importance of understanding and compassion towards those with DID and related neurodivergent conditions such as autism and ADHD. This podcast episode is recommended to an audience of 18+, This podcast includes references to trauma childhood, childhood trauma and possible references to self-harm Find more about D.I.D: https://www.mind.org.uk/information-support/types-of-mental-health-problems/dissociation-and-dissociative-disorders/dissociative-disorders/ Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/HMWcAcXjNmw?si=pJ0P3-c5DRcimkvw read the podcast interview: https://www.neurorainbowproject.com/rainbow-reads/deep-dive-into-did email the podcast: pacifying@neurorainbowproject.com follow on bluesky: @neurorainbowproject.com/@pacifyingmyautism.com Episode Rundown 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast 00:31 Exploring Nonbinary Identity 00:56 Podcast Focus and Themes 01:54 Understanding Neurodivergent Experiences 07:56 Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) Explained 15:00 Impact of DID on Relationships 18:53 Coping with DID and Age Regression 20:22 Exploring DID and Age Regression 22:23 Social Media and Little Space 24:42 Linking DID with ADHD and Autism 27:09 Sensory Comforts and Regression 27:57 Collecting Little Items 30:07 Understanding DID and Integration 38:59 ABDL and Non-Sexual Regression 40:16 Challenges and Coping Mechanisms 44:14 Final Thoughts and Reflections Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
08/01/2024

Policy and Passion: Brendan Roberts' Role in Voices from Care Cymru

Disability Politics with Brendan Roberts: Neurodivergence and Political Engagement This episode features Brendan Roberts, a 23-year-old from Torfaen with autism and dyspraxia. Brendan discusses his experiences in various professional roles, including at the Department of Work and Pensions and Voices from Care Cymru, where he has significantly influenced Welsh government policy. He also delves into his political journey with the Liberal Democrats, his advocacy for social justice, including LGBT+ rights, and the importance of diverse voices in politics. The episode highlights the challenges and systemic barriers faced by neurodivergent and disabled individuals in the workplace and political arena, emphasizing empathy and accessibility. 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast 00:31 Podcast Content Overview 02:59 Guest Introduction: Brendan Roberts 10:51 Brendan's Professional Journey 13:33 Challenges of Being Neurodivergent 19:05 Experiences with the Benefits System 20:38 Empathy and Understanding in the Workplace 22:24 Brendan's Political Involvement 22:42 Discovering Politics and Joining the Lib Dems 23:34 Campaigning and Running for Office 23:56 Becoming a Candidate and Party Roles 25:05 Reflections on Welsh Independence and Party Politics 26:17 Motivations and Honest Conversations in Politics 27:28 Brexit and Party Policies 28:22 Challenges and Optimism in Welsh Politics 32:02 Roles and Achievements in Care Cymru 35:52 Working with Welsh Government and Cross-Party Efforts 40:50 Reflections on Coalition Years and LGBT+ Advocacy 43:10 Accessibility and Representation in Politics 48:20 Future Hopes for Disabled and Neurodivergent People 53:20 Closing Remarks and Social Media Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
07/04/2024

Paula Peters From Disabled People Against Cuts On The Need To Continue The Fight

Episode description: Paula Peters: A Lifelong Activist for Disability Rights In this heartfelt and compelling interview, Paula Peters recounts her journey as a disability rights activist starting from the age of eight. Paula discusses her personal struggles with hypermobility syndrome and the fight to keep hydrotherapy services available in Southeast London. She delves into her experiences within the mental health system, challenges with employment, and the impact of political decisions on disabled individuals. Peters highlights her involvement with Disabled People Against Cuts (DPAC), emphasizing their campaigning efforts, the importance of collective activism, and their fight against austerity and privatization of the NHS. The discussion also explores her views on the current political climate and the necessity of continued activism to secure the rights and dignity of disabled people. Trigger warnings include mentions of mental health struggles, psychiatric abuse, and the impacts of austerity measures. Find out more about DPAC: https://dpac.uk.net/about/ Timings of episode running order: 00:00 Introduction to Paula Peters 00:15 Early Activism and Hydrotherapy Campaign 01:42 Mental Health Struggles and Advocacy 04:22 Joining DPAC and Fighting Austerity 14:53 Challenges in the Workplace 17:52 Issues in Mental Health System 22:24 Impact of Political Decisions on Mental Health 27:43 The Need for Systemic Change 31:28 Concerns Over Lifelong Disabilities and Government Reforms 35:06 The Impact of Political Parties on Disability Rights 38:51 Upcoming Day of Action and Campaign Demands 42:57 Challenges in Voting and Political Representation 53:01 Future Hopes and Continued Campaigning Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
06/20/2024

DisElectAbility Ep 2.: From Activism to Action: Engaging Disabled Voters with Ciara McCarthy

Disability and General Elections: A Talk with Activist Ciara McCarthy Join Ciara McCarthy, an award-winning disability activist, as she discusses the importance of disabled people's involvement in the general election. Ciara addresses challenges like voter accessibility, manifestos, political engagement, and the need for more representation of disabled individuals in politics. She emphasizes the significance of understanding party policies, the impact of COVID-19 on the disabled community, and the importance of mental health services. Throughout the conversation, Ciara advocates for better education on political systems and encourages voter participation, especially among young and disabled voters. Episode Running Order: 00:00 Introduction to Disability Politics Podcast 02:26 The Importance of Voting for Disabled People 04:02 Challenges in Political Accessibility 05:36 Manifestos and Their Impact on Disabled Voters 09:24 Personal Political Views and Priorities 11:26 COVID-19 and Its Impact on Disabled Communities 20:05 Voter ID and Political Participation 22:16 Encouraging Disabled Representation in Politics 24:56 Education and Political Awareness 41:34 Mental Health Services and Transitioning 49:56 Final Thoughts and Call to Action Find out more about how to vote at this UK election (applies for UK citizens and of UK nationality only and are registered to vote): https://www.gov.uk/government/topical-events/election-2024 Find who is standing in your local constituency: https://whocanivotefor.co.uk If you know more about the podcast: https://neurorainbowproject.com/diselectability Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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