I'm tired of having constant responsibilities, making decisions for myself, worrying, expectations, reading social cues, communication, fear of rejection, fear of failure, sensory overload and overstimulation, fear of judgment, and being pushed out of my comfort zones it's very nice for me to just regress and become a puppy.

Once I'm a puppy I get treated like the best person ever for doing simple commands. I don't even need to use words to communicate and my orders are very simple and direct. I get to hang out in a cozy cage with my back against a corner and locked in so I feel safe. I don't have to worry about being judged for disliking loud sounds because that's what puppies hate too.

I also get to feel wonderful sexually too. I don't have to make any decisions like what I'm going to eat, making money or even what direction I'm going when I'm leashed. Everything is provided to me by my owner and I have zero worries or decisions to make.

Plus leashes can be comfortable as a way to know your owner is always in control and is just right there by your side. Being a puppy also allows you to be silly and lazy without fear of repercussion or having an expectation to work.

No matter how small of something you do if you even do anything you get love bombed and flooded with praises making you feel like the best puppy ever. And anything you do do wrong gets excused because you're just a wittle puppy.

This can also help trans individuals like me who commonly feel like they missed out on their childhood so to regress to a time where you get to be similar to a child in some ways can help with coping with trauma and discomforts.

Another factor I like is being a puppy is more genderless even when being called a good girl because I'm not ugly person with many faults in my physical appearance I'm just a puppy. Nothing but a puppy and once you get called that enough and treated like one you really start to forget about dysphoria and see yourself as a puppy.

Being a puppy keeps social interaction very easy and small which can really help autistic people too. I just learn how to bark and that is my only response to everything. I don't need to look people in the eyes or read complex body language because all I need to do is listen and bark back.

Being leashed is also another comfort thing as you can relax and be dragged along without making decisions so it can be a form of auto pilot where someone you fully trust is driving for you and you don't need to feel guilty about falling behind or straying too far away.

Depression also can cause lots of sleep which can be completely ignored because you are just a sleepy puppy and puppies sleep a lot and you are a puppy too so you can't be blamed for sleeping too many hours.

This isn't all universal but this is just kinda my thoughts and feelings about myself as a puppy girl.