Welcome To The Garden!

Freeze Your Brain: After a mind-numbing pain from a Slurpee at a local 7-Eleven, Hank conjures a wild theory: can androids get a brain freeze?

Predicament: Connor realizes his mistake as Hank approached him slowly with a mischievous gleam in his eyes. He should have known better than to keep running his mouth, and now he is going to pay for it.

Doggy Kisses: Connor likes dogs, and Sumo is anything but an exception. He loves to wake up to the large dog’s affectionate, slobbery kisses. He wonders if Hank does too.

A Good Ribbing: The ache in his ribs and an x-ray commercial provokes Hank to discover if androids have skeletons, or ribcages, to be more precise.

Stars: Hank comes home to find Connor outside, looking at the stars.

Get A Clue: Connor just can’t seem to figure out why everyone at the DPD would poke him out of nowhere.

Nightmare: Set to a few days after Connor moves into the Anderson household. Connor had always thought that androids couldn’t get nightmares. Or could they?

Reunion: Set to the morning after the android revolution. Hank and Connor meet again at the Chicken Feed, and, for the first time, hugged. They almost didn’t want to let go. They’ve missed each other.

Welcome Home: Set immediately after “Reunion”. Hank helps Connor adjust to his new home and reminds him what a family truly is.

Wrong Candy: Halloween prompt. Connor unknowingly buys candy that is contaminated with alcohol.

Just Breathe: A traumatic memory causes Connor to panic and resorts to self-destruction. Hank, on the other hand, doesn't allow it to happen.

Headcanons

Love you, girl! ❤️

No probs! ❤️

Hi there, nonnie.

Let me just clarify it. In the tickle community, we sometimes refer tickles as "t-words." And when I say "t-words," I do mean tickles. I would never refer transpeople as that because they are people too and have the same right to walk this earth.

RULES:

No one-liners or one sentence replies (the more descriptive, the more fun it is)

No incest

No swearing (these are good Nintendo bois)

SFW tickles only

Looking for a Mario; I want to be Luigi if that's okay

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Okay, I'm going to have to stop you right there.

First of all, there are many different spectrums in the tickling community, and there just so happens to be one where it's NOT A FETISH. Those in that spectrum are minors, aces, and those who are at least 18 years of age and don't sexualize it.

Second of all, tickling is not a fetish unless you sexualize it, which you clearly seem to be doing right now. Taking something pure and innocent and something that parents do with their children and making it sexual because people such as yourself are buying into that appalling "tickling is a fetish" trope.

Third, my blog is 100% pure SFW. You won't be finding ANYTHING related to sex, fetishes, kinks, nudity, or any of that NSFW garbage on my blog. So, I'm sorry to disappoint you, dear anon, but if that's what you're into, I can't and won't help you with that.

And finally, if tickling bothers you so much, then why are you even coming to my blog in the first place? No one is forcing you to do so.

You honestly don't believe that you could possibly stop me from spreading positivity with my content, do you? You think I haven't seen other fellow SFW tickle blogs dealing with anons like you? I won't be swayed by your words, dear.

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