looking for mistake age stories

Intriguing ideas there.

In that case I can strongly recommend my "Pot Girl", which involves a very long and very hard fall.


I'd love to read that one. If written in the same astonishing style as "Cross Country", it would be one of my instant favorites.

Going off at a complete tangent, I've been enjoying rewatching this series on Talking Pictures TV, Sundays at 6 repeated Fridays at 5. It has its flaws, but think it's still well worth watching, there's some interesting psychology in it. Last night's episode was the one where Mrs Bridges goes off the rails and steals a baby after blaming herself (with some justification) for the suicide of her kitchen maid. And there is one brief playful spanking in the series which is yet to come!

In my previous post I used the words "age regression", "social demotion" and "mistaken identity" in a hope to clarify my comments. But I may have added to the misconceptions.

I don't think there is any confusion or debate concerning mistaken identity stories. However, it is only mistaken identity if the identity of the character is being mistaken for someone else or in my personal tastes a younger person.

The big confusion arises in utilizing the term "age regression". I used "social demotion in hopes to qualify this sub genre. In reality, there is no one term to describe the kind of stories I write. A niche genre that HAL, Katchase and myself pioneered and created.

Yes, it could be described as a type of age regression but that term can be misleading. Thank you myrkassi for referrals to your stories. I have read Cross Country and I enjoyed it. I had not read The Witching Hour. I had no idea a straight physical age regression story existed on this website.

I wrote a very similar story back in 1998 entitled Randolph's Foolish Affair. It is a story where a young woman is regressed physically into a very young woman as she is being spanked. It is housed over at the AR Archive. A website featuring age regression in many forms. I wrote my story because there was a lack of age regression/spanking stories. So, thank you myrkassi. Your story The Witching Hour was a fun read. I also really enjoyed all the Scottish language.

The Witching Hour is definitely an age regression story, but Cross Country could be categorized as an age regression story too. It could also be categorized as a social demotion demotion story.

myrkassi's point concerning social demotion is correct. It is a term which could be used specifcally or broadly.

This circles back to my point. there is no clear title that can be assigned to the type of stories I write. Over the years I have utilized terms like age regression, mistaken identity, social demotion, role reversal (where applicable) and mental regression. But all of those are either partial identifications or misleading.

I suppose you just have to know what type of stories an author creates to find these types of stories. And, it bothers me when readers recommend authors whose work does not qualify. There are certain key points that must be present in the story to be counted.

For me it is akin to a website or a post referring to a spanking only to discover it is a whipping. That may not be the best example but hopefully you get the idea.

And finally, if you have a good way to title and identify the type the stories I write (and other authors too) which specifically separates them into their own unique category please share.

And, all of this is merely a distraction to current misery in the world today. In grand scheme of things this is really insignificant. I write this so that my tone is not taken too seriously.

Cheers!

alecleamus

Beyond science fiction, age regression is an elective thing. Now, some people are predisposed to mistaken age. The term "neotony" applies to such individuals. For those not familiar with the term, it means retaining youthful traits well into adulthood. Southeast Asians have a high incidence of neotony, but orther regions have it (although to a lesser degree).

Although I'm not Asian, my family has a high incidence of neotony. My mother was 43 and carded at a bar (my Mom, being tickled by the lefthanded compliment told the bartender "I'm buying you a drink!").

My Dad was 45 and everyone thought he was younger than his 35 year old second wife (or was it number five?)

Like my Mom, I was into my mid forties and still getting carded. I didn't find it a compliment. So, when I say age regression, I'm speaking of an elective process that one who is mistaken for younger, electively doesn't correct the mistake. Now, you could have where they DO try to correct the mistake, but are pointedly ignored. That I consider to be noncon.

There is a story by... flatfish? that deals with a wife who is spanked by a Barclay Operations Babysitter (or a BOB7 unit). He is an android that is programmed by her husband to thinking she is 17. So, you MIGHT say it's mistaken age. In that case it's more of a noncon. (sorry, I don't recall the title)

There is another similar story, written by Mark Hall, where the main character was "always told she looks younger" and electively age regresses herself, to be spanked by an automaton. "Claire and the Automaton" I think is that story. It doesn't pointedly state she age regresses herself, but she likes the idea, and dresses as a younger woman, to suit. This might be wishful mistaken age, or not, depending on your point of view.

There was another similar story, (I don't recall author or title), where three young women from the future, go into a museum of sorts and sneak into a closed exhibit of early school culture. They dress as young girls, and get mistaken by the robot/teacher, as young school girls. Sort of elective age regression, but then it becomes noncon.

Some areas of consent and noncon becomes gray...

The majority of my stories on the site involve an older teen, who would normally not expect to find themselves on the wrong end of a spanking. Rather than them being demoted in age, I tend to cause them to find themselves in a context in which their spanking is unexceptional. I change the social surroundings rather than the individual.
A story I have written, which seems to get good reviews, has the main character initially drifting into, then accepting regression to a younger age ( from a student 20 back to a schoolgirl 15)
"Turning Back the Clock"
This is a longer, much more fully developed story than the usual spanking episodes listed in the library but is unfortunately only available as an EBook.

I've used magic for a couple of "looks younger" stories. One for each gender.

Ted's Profitable Misadventures - a man makes himself look much younger, and unexpectedly ends up getting a spanking.

The Reporter: A young female reporter is sick of cutting her teeth on flower shows etc. She goes undercover at a private school, making herself appear as a schoolgirl.