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Witchers Sit Seiza To Numb Their Legs
Mages and witchers with seniority traditionally had anyone below them in rank sit seiza, if they had to sit in their presence or if they were to be in their presence for an extended period of time.
Among witchers now, if it is done, it's oftentimes a sign of trust or reassurance. If a witcher sits seiza unprompted, they're generally showing that they don't plan on attacking and they mean no harm.
Seiza is also still employed to show or teach respect. Witchers sometimes sit seiza without being prompted to show respect, humbleness, or contrition towards others. The friendliest response to this is prompting the other to 'Sit comfortably' instead, showing mercy, forgiveness, or a returned respect.
The opposite is also true.
If a witcher asks another to 'Correct your seat' or 'Sit properly', prompting a switch to seiza over comfortable sitting, it shows a lack of trust and amiability.
This headcanon was inspired by Samurai sitting Seiza to numb their legs
(Seiza meaning “the correct way to sit,” became a culture during the peaceful Edo period (1603~1868). To protect the Tokugawa family, the Shogunate’s absolute rule, they forced samurai to sit Seiza to numb their legs and make it more difficult for them to betray them. - By "Let's ask Shogo" on Youtube, From "Why japan loves numb legs")
(Seiza is sitting in an upright kneeling position, with your legs together and your thighs sat on top of your calves and feet.)
Ok ok fine so I’ve reblogged a few Dream smp posts, I’ve been bombarded by it on my dash for months, and I’ve watched a couple of streams. That doesn’t mean I’m going to get devoured by the fandom, right?
Right?
There's a blob off comments on a friend's Facebook that's basically "Sorry your dad died" and all I can think is "This one person said 'I'm sorry you have to go threw this' and it annoys the shit out of me. It's THROUGH you dumb piece of shit!" Does that make me a bad person?