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Audibly gasped when someone on twitter pointed out that Sparky removed Frankie’s canines first because she kept biting him when they fought

#oh. my god i did not put that together #its on sight with him i dont even care if hes a man kisser

shen-mu

DO U SEE THIS SHIT GUINEVERE

queenie-main

Fight: When your body feels that it is in danger and believes you can overpower the threat, you’ll respond in fight mode. Your brain releases signals to your body, preparing it for the physical demands of fighting.

Flight: If your body believes you cannot overcome the danger but can avoid it by running away, you’ll respond in flight mode. A surge of hormones, like adrenaline, give your body the stamina to run from danger longer than you typically could.

Freeze: This stress response causes you to feel stuck in place. This response happens when your body doesn’t think you can fight or flight.

Fawn: This response is used after an unsuccessful fight, flight, or freeze attempt. The fawn response occurs primarily in people who grew up in abusive families or situations.

This poor android has been in survival mode for her entire existence.

#*deep inhale* *long exhale*#this show is going to fucking wreck us.#i'm in it for the ride

livcivelzaistadcfan

#this is me rn if you even care

enchanting-grom-fright

these characters in KoG remind me of this dana terrace piece from a few years ago

deepseapower

THE PINS IN HEAR MOUTH ARE THERE TO MAKE SURE SHE IS ALWAYS SMILING

#EEEEYYYUEAH but also 👀👀👀👀

mleelunsford

I had a stupid idea for KoG fan art

queencalicoanne

Okay so one thing I love about Knights of Guinevere is the lack of cynicism about Guinevere herself. Despite the fact that she's an android and not human, despite the fact that she seems stuck in a pre-programmed fantasy world, despite the fact that she is the face of a marketing empire, Guinevere herself is not evil.

She's everything we were told as kids that princesses are meant to be. Friendly, graceful, wanting to be there for and protect children. She is a princess in need of rescue who tries over and over again to rescue herself while waiting for her knights. She is just as abused under the corrupt system in place, if not more so. Yet she still fights to protect the people who are trying to save her when she is broken. The surveillance system used by the corporation over it's citizens is something she uses to fondly remember the children she befriends.

I just love that despite how scathingly and rightfully this show criticizes Disney as a company, it never points the finger at the audience for loving princesses and wanting to indulge in fantasy, and the creativity that brought these fantasies to life were done so out of genuine love.

And anyways, that's why I'm crying over an animatronic park princess from cyberpunk horror cartoon on a Saturday morning, have a good weekend everyone.

sabertoothwalrus

It's time to get your flu vaccine!

I would say the biggest reason people don't get their annual flu shots is because they just don't know how/where to.

If you're someone who's never done it before, you might be unfamiliar with the process. Let's go over some common questions/misconceptions. Fair warning, this is going to be very US centric, but also I assume (I hope) most other countries have it easier getting flu shots to begin with.

"Where do I go?"

Nearly every pharmacy will have them! I went to the hospital this past weekend, but in previous years I've gotten it from CVS, my college campus, and local clinics in my city.

"How much does it cost?"

It's FREE with almost every insurance plan!!!

Without insurance, there's still a few options. HRSA has a page where you can find federally funded clinics that may offer free or low-cost flu shots. I was uninsured last year, and got my flu shot for free on my college campus. Many cities/counties will schedule days (usually around October) where pop-up clinics provide flu shots, sometimes rewarding you with gift cards! I just checked my hometown's county website, and they offer $17 vaccines for adults with no insurance.

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"I'm afraid of needles!"

You have options!!! There's a nasal spray version of the flu vaccine that's just as effective (and is now available to be administered BY YOURSELF AT HOME!!), the only downsides being that it has more restrictions for who can get it, it might cost more, and not every place you go will have it.

You can also try your very best to be brave!! The needle they use for the flu shot is a very very tiny gauge that you barely feel at all. This weekend when I got my shot, I ran into a friend and was chatting while I got my shot, to the point that I didn't even notice I was done until the nurse put the bandage on! It doesn't even hurt remotely as much as a papercut. Distractions help, or you could promise yourself a reward afterwards :)

If you're afraid of needles to the point that you pass out, PLEASE tell the person who's administering you're vaccine!

"I'm immunocompromised!"

You can (and should!) still get your flu shot! If you're immunocompromised, you might not be able to get the nasal spray since it's a "live" virus, but the jab is safe for everybody. If anything, being immunocompromised is more of a reason to get the vaccine.

The ONLY people who cannot get the flu vaccine are those who have had a serious allergic reaction to the flu vaccine. Some versions of the vaccine contain egg protein, so let the person vaccinating you if you're allergic to eggs.

"I want a vaccine, but I'm underage and my parents won't let me!"

This is a valid concern! If you think you can reason with your parents, show them the CDC's website on why it's recommended, and maybe have them talk to your doctor about it if they're unsure.

If you know your parents would never agree, and you're in a position where it's safe to do so, most places provide free vaccines under the Vaccines For Children program for anyone age 18 or under. This site has a list of every states' Minor Consent Laws and if you'll be able to get the vaccine without needing to inform/get permission from your parent.

"It's no longer flu season!"

Flu season is considered to be October-April. I've gotten the vaccine in the middle of summer before. It's fine. It lasts the whole year, you don't need to worry about "timing it" to last the whole flu season. It's never too early or too late!

"The flu shot made me get sick."

This is impossible.

Repeat after me: The flu vaccine cannot get you sick.

The day after you get your vaccine, you may feel fatigued and a little sore, but that's your immune response working!! You will not shed the virus and infect other people if this happens to you. Take some ibuprofen and a nap and you'll be fine.

If you get the flu right after getting the shot, that was just very unfortunate timing, and you were going to get the flu whether you got the vaccine or not. Either that, or you got sick with something else.

It IS possible to catch the flu after getting the flu shot, and this usually only happens if you caught a different strain than what you were vaccinated for, but your vaccine should still give you partial immunity and your symptoms will be much less severe.

Have you gotten your flu vaccine this year?

Yes!

No, but I have plans to!

Voting ended onSep 30, 2025

If you have any other questions/concerns about the flu vaccine, check and see if it's been answered in this podcast! (PDF transcript available) (youtube link)

#Planned Parenthood even has it if you have a regular appointment coming up they'll probably ask

paintedlight1

✨👑

2D's back, baby!

soranatus

GUINEVERE, FRANKIE, ANDI

flowerpooted

paffshy

This is wonderful, I love them so much ｡ﾟ･ (´Ｏ`) ･ﾟ｡

redstonedust

big fan of characters who look cool and tough and stoic but only because theyre internally thinking "fuckkk what do i say. how do i make friends. they didnt teach me how to do that in sword school."

psychoticallytrans

Hey. Large chest people that want it to be smaller and flatter. I have a tip for you.

I am a trans man. I have an h cup chest. That is not a typo, not a brag, and not an invitation to sexually harass me. This means I have about 4 pounds of breast. This means that binders do not work for me. There’s not enough structure in the compression to keep that much weight in place.

I wore a sports bra under my binder, for a time- it kept things in place, and the binder flattened. This isn’t really safe and I recommend against it. It also never actually got me looking masc- I tended to look like I had between a c or b cup. TransTape I discarded too- it’s just not sturdy enough.

Enter Enell. Specifically, the Enell Sport High Impact Bra.

I want you to look at the construction of that sports bra. It clasps in the front. This flattens the chest. And since it’s a sports bra designed for busty people, it LOCKS everything in place. When I wear my Enell sports bra, I do not bounce. It also gets me looking like I have an a cup at worst- and at best, when I layer, I actually look masc.

Admittedly, they’re not cheap. That one’s 66$. But I’ve tried even custom binders, and they don’t work as well as Enell. I was actually contemplating a custom built corset before I found Enell. Enell is also much, much safer than layering compression, since it is being used as intended (sort of). As a bonus, you can actually exercise in it- it’s a sports bra!

I will note that they use their own sizing system, so you will have to measure yourself.

Happy binding!

psychoticallytrans

I’d also like to note that you can ask for this even if you’re closeted and scared without raising a flag. Just say you want to take up running, or if you’re already sporty, that it’ll help with that. It’s technically not a lie- it’s a great sports bra.

ruffboi-mags

hell if you’re busty you don’t even need to be getting active, you can just say that you’re having back pain and want to try something new to keep them in place.