#retainers

[theeprincethatwaspromised]

[incognitopolls]

Do you wear dental retainers or aligners? If so, have you ever thrown up while wearing them?

Yes, I wear (or used to wear) retainers; I've thrown up in them multiple times

Yes, I wear (or used to wear) retainers; I've thrown up in them at least once

I wear (or used to wear) retainers, but I've never thrown up in them

Other

I don't wear/have never worn retainers or aligners

Voting ended onFeb 12

Anon has been wearing aligners and now retainers for 2 years, and they've been afraid of throwing up while wearing them because it sounds especially unpleasant.

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[makizenos]

doodled my retainers in casual outfits ^_^ 🎀

[dunmeshistash]

Idk if this has been asked/answered before but why do Shuro's retainers have nicknames? Like is it just easier to call them by? A sorta welcoming into the family type of name? Or is it to protect them from like outsiders?

I don't know if there's any real life reference in the name change for them but they're servants of the family and from what I understand they get nicknames and can't be called their real names

Tade almost calls Izu by her name and corrects herself. And Izu doesn't like her nickname, she asks people to call her by her real name

Plus her nickname is mean spirited so I don't think it's something positive that they aren't called by their real names (although the others don't seem to care)

I have a post with the meanings, they're all flowers

Shuro's Retainers and the flowers from their nicknames

I really wanted to see what these flowers look like so I compiled some information about them. I tried to find the best info I could but it

[hoidmadeittoearth]

Oh fuck i forgot to put my retainer in

Oh fuck my retainer's in and it hurts

[portrait-paintings]

Equestrian Portrait of Cornelis (1639–1680) and Michiel Pompe van Meerdervoort (1638–1653) with their Tutor and Coachman

Artist: Aelbert Cuyp (Dutch, 1620–1691)

Date: c. 1652–1653

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City, NY, United States

Description

This portrait of two adolescent scions of an eminent family was most likely commissioned by their widowed mother. Instead of depicting an actual country estate, Cuyp placed a ruined castle in the background, evoking the sitters’ ancient lineage. Astride horses, accompanied by retainers and hounds, the two youths pose as propertied huntsmen, ready at any moment to depart for the conquest of their prey. Cuyp’s skill as a landscape painter is in tension with the relative awkwardness of the figures.

[mysterialflora]