Preschool Level

Jasmine’s hands trembled as she checked the preschool level option. It was the safest choice—the closest thing to still being herself while playing along with the program. She would be expected to act younger, dress in colorful, childish clothes, and follow rules set by her caregiver, but she wouldn’t be completely dependent.

This option would still provide her family with financial support, though not as much as full regression. But at least she would retain some sense of self. She could still talk normally, use the bathroom on her own, and maybe even have moments where she could be Jasmine again.

Deep down, she knew her parents probably wanted her to choose a deeper level of regression. More money meant more security. But she couldn’t bring herself to surrender completely. This was the best compromise she could make.