2025-03-10 20:04:35 ¶ ● ⬀ ⬈

skiesandcandy:

> skiesandcandy:

> > Jon doesn’t want to be babied but he wants to be treated like a child. Does this make sense. Like how Good parents and adults treat a child. I think that’d fix him. That could add several years onto his life. Please god treat him like a beloved child it wouldn’t fix his problems but it’d make them way more enjoyable

> Treat him like he’s very clever for his age but needs firm guidance at all times, not controlling him just always following a little behind ready to take the reigns when he stumbles and teach him,,, being so so patient with him because he’s just a kid and he’s trying so hard even if he acts all strong and untouchable. Needs someone to push him in the right direction and keep him there. A firm hand on his shoulder to keep him from getting confused. I think I have couvid

2025-03-12 22:00:49 ¶ ● ⬈

skiesandcandy:

> Any good pet play has lots of casual dehumanization and I need Jon to experience this Now. It could fix him. He should be getting constantly casually reminded he is not a person right now <3 and no they are not going to treat him like it even if he tries to speak. Just. Multiple people so jon can see how differently they talk to each other compared to him. How they’ll have full on conversations with each other and just talk At him. Because he’s a dog, or a kitten, or just an unspecified Pet. He should flop on his back and they should coo over him and say how cute he is, aw, when did you get him? How’d you get him this well trained? He used to be so bitey, awww, look at him now! Couldn’t hurt a fly! Sooo sweet now <333 they should press toys against him so casually like it’s completely normal. Have him eat them out while they have a normal conversation, apologizing for moaning because “sorry, he’s a little enthusiastic” and they laugh and pet his hair and he’s so loved and special and doesn’t have to do anything but just wander around and go wherever he’s called,,,,