#sao kin

[dollarstore-kins]

Transgender Sinon/Shino Asada icons requested by Anon!!

-Mod ET

#mod ET #icons #sword art online #sword art online kin #sinon #sinon kin #shino asada #shino asada kin #sao sinon #sao sinon kin #sao #sao kin #transgender #trans #request

[calling-for-kins]

Hello ! Shino Asada / Sinon - source Sword Art Online II. semi canon divergent fictionkin. I miss my friends and hoping + trying to find the confidence to reconnect. I am an adult, so + 18 preferably. Interact and I'll reach out.

🌌

#kin calls #kin call #fictionkin #otherkin #shino asada kin #sinon kin #sao kin #sword art online kin

[dangankinniez]

dangankinniez fans im summoning you give us requests we're back

we still do: playlists, icons, wallpapers (specify size!), moodboards/aesthetics

pspspps. open to every fandom <3 and fangans are included here (unless creators state usage of their characters and art is disallowed). the tags will have our "main" ones or ones we're familiar with :)! but we will edit anything.

#danganronpa #danganronpa kin #hello charlotte #hc #hello charlotte kin #tbhk #tbhk kin #vocaloid #vocaloid kin #kagepro #kagerou project #kagepro kin #kagerou project kin #sword art online #sao #sao kin #fickin #fictionkin #genshin impact #genshin kin #genshin impact kin #hsr kin #hsr #honkai star rail #honkai star rail kin #omori #omori kin

[findthebae]

Let me try again - Hello ! Shino Asada / Sinon - source Sword Art Online II. semi canon divergent fictionkin. I miss my friends and hoping + trying to find the confidence to reconnect. I am an adult, so +18 preferably. Interact and I'll reach out. I'm more lonely than I like to admit.

! ! !

#canon calls #sword art online ii kin #sword art online kin #sao2 kin #sao kin

[kintelephone]

Hello ! Shino Asada / Sinon - source Sword Art Online II. semi canon divergent fictionkin. I miss my friends and hoping + trying to find the confidence to reconnect. I am an adult, so +18 preferably. Interact and I'll reach out.

<3

#sword art online ii kin #sword art online kin #shino asada kin #sinon kin #sao kin #mod ward

[shittykinaesthetics]

Shitty Kazuto Kirigaya aesthetic: i would post that tweet that's like "you all only don't like me because you hate me and i'm mean to you. grow up" but unfortunately i'm out of tweet views for today so you have to just imagine it in your mind

#kazuto kirigaya #kirito #sword art online abridged #sao abridged #kirito sao abridged #kazuto kirigaya aesthetic #kirito aesthetic #sword art online abridged aesthetic #sao abridged aesthetic #kirito sao abridged aesthetic #kazuto kirigaya kin #kirito kin #sword art online abridged kin #sao abridged kin #kirito sao abridged kin #shitty aesthetic tm #cecilsweepin' #image desc in alt text

[transboykirito]

absolutely fucking nobody:

sao web novels:

#‘sexually murderous’ that’s our admii 🥺🥺🥺🥰🥰🩷🤍💕🖤🩷🤍🤍🥺🥰🥰🥰 #i call her that ironically please. please. #her stan’s are in my dms i hope i kin sachi in my sleep #sword art online #sao

[almotherorion]

ooo look at that, I lived

this time I come bearing Leafa, of whom I have grown viscously attached to recently upon rewatching the alicization and war of underworld arcs

I sorta had the thought the first time but like… they fr did the girl dirty 💀

only ability they gave her was infinite healing (could be smth I missed in the light novels but I havent read em yet, please put down your torches) and said go nuts and, entirely unsurprisingly considering she was up against an actual army, things didn’t go too great for her

so now im heavily thinking about an au where she still controls and heals using terraria’s abilities but can also use them offensively and defensively as part of her moveset cause let’s be real, she kinda drew the short straw 

I’ll have to think of a drawback but nothing’s set yet so 🤷‍♀️

(I had thought about drawing her alo avatar but like 1) the terraria outfit is so fucking cool??? and 2) i despise everything to do w the alo arc honestly- just really didn’t enjoy the incest yk? also just the entire sugou situation?? yeeeaaaaah no thank you)

#sword art online #sao alicization #war of underworld #leafa #almother’sart #I did also watch rottmnt #and boy howdy it has me in a chokehold #i am now very much a disaster twins kinnie #yes i kin em both #theyre just like me fr #but yeah no Leafa fr deserved better #she spawned in and was immediately assaulted wtf #why they gotta do her like this man

[xxkylarthelonerxx]

drop the kinlist breastie

(breastie??)

i think you're just going to make fun of me if i make a list. but i'll do it... only since two anons asked. this list isn't in order and i kin some way more than others. and i'm probably forgetting a lot of characters right now. but here's some...

L (death note)

kirito (sao)

staz (blood lad)

shinpei gotou (firefly wedding)

ruki (diabolik lovers)

ken kaneki (tokyo ghoul)

sasuke (naruto)

any other yanderes too... chae yul, yuno gasai, whatever.. but only the ones that actually care about their darlings. because there are a lot of fakes out there.

let me know if there are any you think i'm forgetting.

#kylar.txt #about myself 🔪 #kins

[legend-collection]

Jiaolong

Jiaolong is a dragon often defined as a "scaled dragon"; it is hornless according to certain scholars and said to be aquatic or river-dwelling.

A number of scholars point to non-Sinitic southern origins for the legendary creature and ancient texts chronicle that the Yue people once tattooed their bodies to ward against these monsters.

In English translations, jiao has been variously rendered as "jiao-dragon", "crocodile", "flood dragon", "scaly dragon", or even "kraken".

The jiao 蛟 character combines the "insect radical" 虫, to provide general sense of insects, reptiles or dragons, etc., and the right radical jiao 交 "cross; mix", etc. which supplies the phonetic element "jiao". The original 交 pictograph represented a person with crossed legs.

The Japanese equivalent term is kōryō or kōryū . The Vietnamese equivalent is giao long, considered synonymous to Vietnamese Thuồng luồng.

The Piya dictionary (11th century) claims that its common name was maban.

The jiao is also claimed to be equivalent to Sanskrit 宮毗羅 (modern Chinese pronunciation gongpiluo) in the 7th Century Buddhist dictionary Yiqiejing yinyi. The same Sanskrit equivalent is repeated in the widely used Bencao Gangmu or Compendium of Materia Medica. In Buddhist texts this word occurs as names of divine beings, and the Sanskrit term in question is actually kumbhīra (कुम्भीर). As a common noun kumbhīra means "crocodile".

The explanation that its name comes from eyebrows that "cross over" (交 jiao) is given in the ancient text Shuyi ji "Records of Strange Things" (6th century) (Luo tr. 2003:3508).

It has been suggested that jiaolong might have referred to a pair of dragons mating, with their long bodies coiled around each other.

Thus in the legend around the jiaolong hovering above the mother giving birth to a future emperor i.e., Liu Bang, the founding emperor of Han, r. 202-195 BCE, the alternative conjectural interpretation is that it was a pair of mating dragons.

The same legend occurs in nearly verbatim copy in the Book of Han, except that the dragons are given as "crossed dragons". Wen noted that in early use jiaolong "crossed dragons" was emblematic of the mythological creators Fuxi and Nüwa, who are represented as having a human's upper body and a dragon's tail.

In textual usage, it may be ambiguous whether jiaolong should be parsed as two kinds of dragons or one.

Zhang cites as one example of jiaolong used in the poem Li Sao (in Chu Ci), in which the poet is instructed by supernatural beings to beckon the jialong and bid them build a bridge. Visser translated this as one type of dragon, the jiaolong or kiao-lung. However, it was the verdict of Wang Yi, an early commentator of this poem that these were two kinds, the smaller jiao and the larger long.

Since the Chinese word for the generic dragon is long, translating jiao as "dragon" is problematic as it would make it impossible to distinguish which of the two is being referred to. The term jiao has thus been translated as "flood dragon" or "scaly dragon", with some qualifier to indicate it as a subtype. But on this matter, Schafer has suggested using a name for various dragon-like beings such as "kraken" to stand for jiao:

The word "dragon" has already been appropriated to render the broader term lung. "Kraken" is good since it suggests a powerful oceanic monster. ... We might name the kău a "basilisk" or a "wyvern" or a "cockatrice." Or perhaps we should call it by the name of its close kin, the double-headed crocodile-jawed Indian makara, which, in ninth-century Java at least, took on some of the attributes of the rain-bringing lung of China.

Some translators have in fact adopted "kraken" as the translated term, as Schafer has suggested.

In some contexts, jiao has also been translated as "crocodile".

The Shuowen Jiezi dictionary glosses the jiao as "a type of dragon (long), as does the Piya dictionary, which adds that the jiao are oviparous (hatch from eggs). The Bencao Gangmu states this also, but also notes this is generally true of most scaled creatures.

Jiao eggs are about the size of a jar of 1 or 2 hu capacity in Chinese volume measurement, according to Guo Pu's commentary; a variant text states that the hatchlings are of this size. It was considered that while the adult jiao lies in pools of water, their eggs hatched on dry land, more specifically on mounds of earth (Huainanzi).

The jiao did eventually metamorphose into a form built to fly, according to Ren Fang's Shuyi ji ("Records of Strange Things"), which said that "a water snake after 500 years transforms into a jiao; a jiao after a millennium into a dragon after 500 years a horned dragon, a horned dragon after a millennium into a winged dragon."

The hujiao or "tiger jiao" are described as creatures with a body like a fish and a tail like a snake, which made noise like mandarin ducks. Although this might be considered a subtype of the jiao dragon, a later commentator thought this referred to a type of fish.

The foregoing account occurs in the early Chinese bestiary Shanhaijing "Classic of Mountains and Seas", in its first book "Classic of the Southern Mountains".

The bestiary's fifth book, "Classic of the Central Mountains" records the presence of jiao in the Kuang River (貺水, "River Grant") and Lun River (淪水, "River Ripple"). Guo Pu's commentary to Part XI glosses jiao as "a type of [long] dragon that resembles a four-legged snake. Guo adds that the jiao possesses a "small head and a narrow neck with a white goiter" and that it is oviparous, and "large ones were more than ten arm spans in width and could swallow a person whole".

A description similar to this is found in the Piya dictionary, but instead of a white "goiter (ying)" being found on its neck, a homophone noun of a different meaning is described, rendered "white necklace" around its neck by Visser. Other sources concurs with the latter word meaning white "necklace" (or variously translated as white "tassels"), namely, the Bencao Gangmu quoting at length from Guangzhou Ji by Pei Yuan.

The jiao measures 10 chi or more in length. Snake-like in appearance, but it has four feet. The shape broad and shield-like, it is small-headed and thin-necked. On the neck there are white tassels. Its chest is sienna brown and its back flecked with blue-green spots. Its flanks resemble brocade-work. On its tail there are fleshy rings. The largest attain several arms' spans around.  

—adapted from Luo tr. 2003:3508. "Vol. 43: The Category of Animals with Scales", Bencao Gangmu.

A later text described jiao "looks like a snake with a tiger head, is several fathoms long, lives in brooks and rivers, and bellows like a bull; when it sees a human being it traps him with its stinking saliva, then pulls him into the water and sucks his blood from his armpits". This description, in the Moke, was considered the "best definition" of a jiao.

The description as "scaly" or "scaled dragon" is found in some medieval texts, and quoted in several near-modern references and dictionaries.

The Guangya defines jiaolong as "scaly dragon; scaled dragon", using the word lin "scales". The paragraph, which goes on to list other types of dragons, was quoted in the Kangxi Dictionary compiled during the Manchurian Qing dynasty. A similar paragraph occurs in the Shuyi ji and quoted in the Bencao Gangmu aka Compendium of Materia Medica:

Shizhen says: The book Shuyi Ji by Ren Fang:: The jiao is a kind of dragon. As its eyebrows cross each other, it is called jiaolong. (jiao ≅ come across). The jiaolong has scales. The variety with wings is called yinglong. The variety with horns is called qiulong. The variety without horns is called chilong ...  

—Luo tr. 2003:3508. "Vol. 43: The Category of Animals with Scales", Bencao Gangmu.

Several texts allude to the jiao being the lord of aquatic beings. The jiaolong is called the "god of the water animals". The Shuowen jieji dictionary states that if the number of fish in a pond reaches 3600, a jiao will come as their leader, and enable them to follow him and fly away". However, "if you place a fish trap in the water, the jiao will leave". A similar statement occurs in the farming almanac Qimin Yaoshu that quotes the Yangyu-jing "Classic on Raising Fish", a manual on pisciculture ascribed to Lord Tao Zhu (Fan Li). According to this Yangyu-jing version, when the fish count reaches 360, the jiao will lead them away, but this could be prevented by keeping bie 鱉 (variant character 鼈, "soft-shelled turtle").

Jiao and jiaolong were names for a legendary river dragon. Jiao is sometimes translated as "flood dragon". The Yuhu qinghua says people in the southern state of Wu called it fahong "swell into a flood" because they believed flooding resulted when jiao hatched. The poem Qijian in the Chu Ci uses the term shuijiao " or water jiao.

The Shuowen Jiezi does not commit to whether the jiao has or lacks a horn. However the definition was emended to "hornless dragon" by Duan Yucai in his 19th century edited version. A somewhat later commentary by Zhu Junsheng  stated the contrary; in his Shuowen tongxun dingsheng Zhu Junsheng explained that only male dragons (long) were horned, and "among dragon offspring, the one-horned are called jiao, the bicorned are called qiu, and the hornless are called chi.

Note the pronunciation similarity between jiao 蛟 and jiao 角 "horn", thus jiaolong 角龍 is "horned dragon".

Lexicographers have noticed that according to some sources, the jiao was a dragoness, that is, a dragon of exclusively female gender.

Jiao as female dragon occurs in the glossing of jiao as "dragon mother" (perhaps "dragoness" or "she-dragon") in the Buddhist dictionary Yiqiejing yinyi, and the gloss is purported to be a direct quote from Ge Hon's Baopuzi. However, extant editions of the Baopuzi does not include this statement. The (11th century CE) Piya dictionary repeats this "female dragon" definition.

As aforementioned, jiao is fully capable of devouring humans, according to Guo Pu's commentary.

It is also written that a green jiao which was a man-eater dwelt in the stream beneath the bridge in Yixing County (present-day city of Yixing, Jiangsu) according to a story in Zu Taizhi's anthology, Zhiguai. The war-general Zhou Chu in his youth, who was native to this area, anecdotally slew this dragon: when Zhou spotted the man-eating beast he leaped down from the bridge and stabbed it several times; the stream was filled with blood and the beast finally washed up somewhere in Lake Tai where it finally died. This anecdote is also recounted in the Shishuo Xinyu and selected in the Tang period primer Mengqiu.

Other early texts also mention the hunt or capture of the jiao. Emperor Wu of Han in Yuanfeng 5 or 106 BCE reportedly shot a jiao in the river. The Shiyiji has a jiao story about Emperor Zhao of Han. While fishing in the Wei River, he

..caught a white kiao, three chang [ten meters] long, which resembled a big snake, but had no scaly armour The Emperor said: 'This is not a lucky omen', and ordered the Ta kwan to make a condiment of it. Its flesh was purple, its bones were blue, and its taste was very savoury and pleasant.

Three classical texts repeat a sentence about capturing water creatures at the end of summer; 伐蛟取鼉登龜取黿 "attack the jiao 蛟, take the to 鼉 "alligator", present the gui 龜 "tortoise", and take the yuan 黿 "soft-shell turtle"."

There is a legend surrounding the Dragon Boat Festival which purports to be the origin behind the offering of zongzi (leaf-wrapped rice cakes) to the drowned nobleman Qu Yuan during its observation. It is said that at the beginning of the Eastern Han Dynasty, a man from Changsha named Ou Hui had a vision in a dream of Qu Yuan instructing him that the naked rice cakes being offered for him in the river are all being eaten by the dragons (jiaolong), and the cakes need to be wrapped in chinaberry leaves and tied with color strings, which are two things the dragons abhor.

It has been suggested that the jiao is not a creature of Sinitic origin, but something introduced from the Far South or Yue culture, which encompasses the people of the ancient Yue 越 state, as well as the Hundred Yue people.

Eberhard concludes that the jiao, which "occur in the whole of Central and South China", "is a special form of the snake as river god. The snake as river god or god of the ocean is typical for the coastal culture, particularly the sub-group of the Tan peoples (the Tanka people)". Schafer also suggests, "The Chinese lore about these southern krakens seems to have been borrowed from the indigenes of the monsoon coast".

The onomastics surrounding the Long Biên District (now in Hanoi, Vietnam) is that it was so-named from a jialong "flood dragon" seen coiled in the river (Shui jing zhu or the Commentary on the Water).

It is recorded that in southern China, there had been the custom of wearing tattoos to ward against the jiaolong. The people in Kuaiji (old capital of Yue; present-day Shaoxing City) adopted such a custom during the Xia dynasty according to the Book of Wei. The Yue created this "apotropaic device" by incising their flesh and tattooing it with red and green pigments (Treatise on Geography in the Book of Han, 111CE, quoted by Kong Yingda).

The jiao seems to refer to "crocodiles", at least in later literature of the Tang and Song dynasties, and may have referred to "crocodiles" in early literature as well.

Aside from this zoological identification, paleontological identifications have also been attempted.

The term jiao e or "jiao crocodile" (蛟鱷; Tang period pronunciation: kău ngak) occurs in the description of Han Yu's encounter with crocodiles according to Zhang Dus Xuanshi zhi or "Records of the House of Proclamation" written in the late Tang period.

As noted the Compendium of Materia Medica identifies jiao with Sanskrit 宮毗羅, i.e., kumbhīra which denotes a long-snouted crocodylid. The 19th century herpetologist Albert-Auguste Fauvel concurred, stating that jiaolong referred to a crocodile or gavial clade of animals.

The Compendium also differentiates between jiaolong 蛟龍 and tuolong 鼉龍, Fauvel adding that tuolong should be distinguished as "alligator".

Fauvel noted that the jiao resembled the dinosaur genus Iguanodon, adding that fossil teeth were being peddled by Chinese medicine shops at the time.

In the foregoing example of the huijiao in the "Classic of the Southern Mountains" III, the 19th century sinologist treated this a type of dragon, the "tiger kiao", while a modern translator as "tiger-crocodile”. However, there is also an 18-19th century opinion that this might have been a shark. A Qing dynasty period commentator, Hao Yixing suggested that huijiao should be identified as jiaocuo 蛟錯 鮫䱜 ) described in the Bowuzhi, and this jiaocuo in turn is considered to be a type of shark.

As in the above example jiao 蛟 may be substituted for jiao 鮫 "shark" in some contexts.

The jiao 鮫 denotes larger sharks and rays , the character for sharks (and rays) in general being sha 鯊, so-named ostensibly due to their skin being gritty and sand-like Compare the supposed quote from the Baopuzi, where it is stated that the jialong is said to have "pearls in the skin".

Schafer quotes a Song Dynasty description, "The kău (jiao) fish has the aspect of a round fan. Its mouth is square and is in its belly. There is a sting in its tail which is very poisonous and hurtful to men. Its skin can be made into sword grips", which may refer to a sting ray.

#Jiaolong #china #asia

[dollarstore-kins]

Transgender Asuna Yuuki icons requested by Anon!!

-Mod ET

#mod ET #icons #sword art online #sword art online kin #asuna yuuki #asuna yuuki kin #sao asuna #sao asuna kin #sao #sao kin #trans #transgender #request #anime

[thegayfromrulid]

my friends and i have been discussing my/our little college crackfic and i am humbly coming to you for assistance solving a debate we’ve been having for a week now

out of The Squad (rinko, kayaba, sugou, higa and somewhat kouichirou), in your expert opinion, who would be the most likely to:

- doxx someone on twitter in an argument about taylor swift vs beyoncé

- unironically say they kin sheldon from the big bang theory

- get very drunk and ask the rest of the squad to recreate the f.r.i.e.n.d.s. opening with them (they fall asleep before they start)

- get emotionally attached to their pet/companion/mount in world of warcraft and then hold a funeral for it when it dies on a quest

- read aragorn x legolas x reader fanfiction at 1am the night before an exam

I gotta level with you, I don't know what half of this is with my own knowledge, so I will be consulting Google to answer most of this ask.

Doxxing someone on Twitter/X arguing about Taylor Swift vs. Beyoncé: Maybe Higa? He's really techy and it feels like he might pull out all the stops to win an argument online. They are probably not legal means.

Unironically say they kin Sh*ldon from Big Bang Theory: Sugou seems like the kind of asshat to think this guy is "good autistic rep" so I'm pinning this one on him.

Get drunk and ask people to recreate the F.R.I.E.N.D.S. opening: You've listed a bunch of tech nerds what makes you think anyone asked them out to go drinking? /j Ummm. This one's hard. I feel like you need personality for this...Kayaba doesn't seem to have one of those. Rinko is also pretty vanilla. Sugou has a personality but I'm not sure he'd watch sitcoms...it might be Higa again simply because we know nothing about Kouichirou.

Get emotionally attached to animal in World of Warcraft and hold a funeral: Idk this is probably Kayaba, he gets into things in a realistic way when he shouldn't and that's why we have SAO in the first place.

Read Aragorn/Legolas/Reader fanfic at 1am before an exam: I think once again this is Higa since he'd be like "I already have all the answers I don't need to study" kinda. Yeah I'm self-projecting a little.

Anyways, I hope this is useful since I'm so much of a human dork that I don't know any of the normie stuff T-T If not have a good laugh because I know nothing about normal shit.

#asks #sword art online #sao #drivemysoul #im so genuinely confused by sitcoms #for reference i know taylor swift because swifties always find me #i know OF that bad autism rep bro because all my friends hate him #and naturally i know LOTR because that was my OG fandom #like y'all im a phD student im a certifiable social loser

[sorcerer-edits]

welcome to sorcerer edits! it's run by mods gojo and mahito [intros here]

we have a variety of sources we don't mind tending to, and some of these sources may be a bit questionable, but we consume media critically and don't always agree with the views shared by them or the authors.

our main focus is kin edits and these are the types of edits we make!- - moodboards - stimboards - icons/pride icons - character colorpicked flags - general headcanons [*sources listed only] we appreciate specification on if you prefer manga/anime icons!

Broad Sources; - Animal Crossing - BNHA - Chainsaw Man - DDLC - Demon Slayer - Devil is a Part Timer - Genshin Impact - JJK - Legend of Zelda  - Obey Me - Puella Madoka Magica - Pokemon - Spy X Family - Vocaloid

General Blacklist; *specific characters and ships which will be denied upon request - abusive ships - real people (including youtubers/yt based fandoms such as smps) - triggering content - religious content (characters may have religious themes) - harry potter

DNI; - basic dni criteria - proship/profic - kink/nsfw/18+ only - anti-kin - factkin (irl people)

sources and personal blacklists continue under the cut (long post)

Gojo  - Black Clover - Blue Exorcist - Cautious Hero - Cells at Work - Cowboy Bebop - Death Parade - Dream Daddy - Erased - FE3H - Indigo Ignited - Kaiju No. 8 - Little Witch Academia - Lord of Heroes - Luck & Logic - Mission: Yozakura Family - Monster Prom - Noragami - Ouran Host Club - Persona 5 & Royal - SAO - School Judgement - Seraph of the End - Solo Leveling - Studio Ghibli - The Promised Neverland - The Rising of the Shield Hero - Twin Star Exorcist - Xenoblade Chronicles 1, 2, & 3 - Yuri! On Ice

Mahito - Afterl!fe - Battleblock Theater - Beastars - Blood Soup - Bludgeoning Angel - Castle Crashers - Charon - Code Geass - Cookie Run - Danganronpa - Digimon (manga/anime) (some games) - Food Fantasy - Girls' Last Tour - Gregory horror show - Hatoful Boyfriend - Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure (all parts manga/anime) - Junji Ito - Kaiba - Mob Psycho 100 - Mystic Messenger - Omori - One Piece - Petshop of Horrors - Rengoku Dead Role - Repurpose - Sanrio - Somali and the Forest Spirit - Tiger & Bunny - Toilet-Bound Hanako-Kun

personal blacklists gojo - Makima (CSM) - Joseph (DD) mahito - belphegor, diavolo (OM) - giomis

#pinned

[fictionkinfessions]

Guess the kin with some of my highest kintypes

1. Lonely, angry time traveling alien who commits crime because it’s the only way my best friend will acknowledge my existence

2. Bureaucrat grim reaper. Xenophobic against demons

3. Gay scientist who refuses to acknowledge my husband’s blatant genocidal tendencies. French

4. You’d think being the daughter of The Chosen One would make my life easy but apparently my sister and I are heaven’s favourite punching bags. Keeps attracting shitty men. Was dragged to hell by one of said shitty men

5. Won a few sports tournaments in the 80s. Got involved in a sports war 30 odd years later as a mid life crisis. Likes to think I’m The Normal One but is paranoid and a little petty because of unresolved trauma from something that happened in the 80s.

6. Banshee queen of hell. Vengeful mother (same source as 4)

7. (this one’s very obscure but I am giving a big hint that will lead a google rabbit hole directly to me) Typical 90s/early 2000s teen drama bully living in an apocalypse who gains a redemption arc via the power of found family. Messy love life. Inconsistently illiterate. Claims to be a good fighter but looses almost every fight. Was canonically beaten up by Taika Waititi and Jermaine Clement in 2002 cowboy SAO

- #🌌💜🖤

#🌌💜🖤 #fictionkinfessions #fictionkin #guess the name #xenophobia cw #genocide cw #shipping issue #religion cw #prevabuse #death cw #murder cw #wars cw #apocalypses cw #taika waititi cw #jermaine clement cw

[chibachpharma]

Vệ Sinh Vùng Kín - Một Bước Quan Trọng trong Sức Khỏe Phụ Nữ

Duy trì vệ sinh cho vùng kín hàng ngày theo cách đúng sẽ giúp bảo đảm sự sạch sẽ và khô thoáng cho "cô bé" của phụ nữ giúp giảm nguy cơ xâm nhập và hoạt động của các tác nhân gây bệnh phụ khoa. Đồng thời hỗ trợ phòng ngừa những vấn đề nghiêm trọng và các bệnh lý phụ khoa liên quan đến viêm nhiễm vùng kín, đồng thời cải thiện sức khỏe tổng thể, hoạt động tình dục, và khả năng sinh sản của phụ nữ. Vệ sinh vùng kín tuổi dậy thì cực kỳ quan trọng. Vậy cách vệ sinh vùng kín đúng cách cũng là một chuyện không nhỏ đối với chị em phụ nữ. Nên cần tìm hiểu kĩ về vấn đề này để tránh bị những trường hợp viêm nhiễm hoặc làm tổn thương cô bé thì không hay.

Phân Biệt Vùng Kín và Âm Đạo

Vùng Kín (Vulva)

Vùng kín là bề ngoài của cơ quan sinh dục nữ, bao gồm các bộ phận như môi âm hộ (labia majora và labia minora), đầu ti và hậu môn. Nó nằm ở phía trước và dưới của âm đạo và bao quanh mở âm đạo. Vùng kín có thể thay đổi về hình dạng và kích thước giữa các phụ nữ.

Âm Đạo (Vagina)

Âm đạo là một cơ quan nội bộ, đường ống dẫn từ vùng kín đến tử cung. Nó nằm bên trong cơ thể và kết nối với tử cung ở phía trên và mở ra ngoại cung thông qua âm đạo ngoại. Âm đạo có vai trò trong quá trình quan hệ tình dục và là nơi mà thai nhi phát triển trong quá trình mang thai.

Lý Do Tại Sao Cần Vệ Sinh Vùng Kín Đúng Cách ở Tuổi Dậy Thì?

Ngăn Ngừa Viêm Nhiễm

Các vấn đề phổ biến liên quan đến vùng kín mà phụ nữ thường gặp bao gồm sự ẩm ướt hoặc khô rát, tạo ra khí hư nhiều, có mùi khó chịu, ngứa ngáy, tạo cảm giác không thoải mái... Tầm quan trọng của vệ sinh vùng kín không thể phủ nhận. Nếu không được chăm sóc và điều trị đúng đắn, viêm nhiễm phụ khoa có thể gây ra các vấn đề sức khỏe nghiêm trọng, đặc biệt là đối với sức khỏe sinh sản. Nếu vi khuẩn từ âm đạo lây lan lên tuyến cổ tử cung, có thể dẫn đến viêm tử cung và ống buồng trứng, thậm chí gây viêm nhiễm trong khu vực chậu và tắc nghẽn ống trứng, có thể dẫn đến tình trạng vô sinh.

Vệ sinh vùng kín đúng cách giúp ngăn ngừa viêm nhiễm, giảm thiểu nguy cơ mắc bệnh và tái phát viêm nhiễm phụ khoa.

Ngăn Ngừa Ngứa Ngáy

Ngứa ở vùng kín có thể xuất phát từ ngứa bên trong âm đạo hoặc ngứa ở bên ngoài bộ phận sinh dục. Nguyên nhân chủ yếu thường liên quan đến việc không duy trì vệ sinh vùng kín đúng cách hoặc thiếu tần suất vệ sinh. Thời kỳ kinh nguyệt và sau quan hệ tình dục đều là những giai đoạn đặc biệt cần chú ý đến vấn đề vệ sinh vùng kín.

Nếu không giữ cho vùng kín luôn sạch sẽ, vi khuẩn gây bệnh dễ dàng xâm nhập, gây ra tình trạng ngứa rát và khó chịu cho phụ nữ.

Ngăn Ngừa Các Bệnh Phụ Khoa

Nếu viêm nhiễm phụ khoa không được chẩn đoán và điều trị kịp thời, có thể dẫn đến nhiều biến chứng, bao gồm các bệnh lý phụ khoa, tình trạng vô sinh, khả năng mang thai thấp, hoặc thậm chí là các loại ung thư phụ khoa như ung thư buồng trứng, ung thư cổ tử cung, v.v.

Vệ sinh vùng kín đúng cách là một phương pháp an toàn và hiệu quả trong việc ngăn ngừa viêm nhiễm phụ khoa và giảm thiểu nguy cơ mắc bệnh phụ khoa.

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Địa chỉ : 154/26/29 Phạm Văn Hai, Phường 3, quận Tân Bình, Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh, Việt Nam

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