it's t shot day in the safehouse
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it's t shot day in the safehouse

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I need more whump - here's what I need:
Injections
Mind control - through drugs or magic
Sedation - whumpee so out of it and so very vulnerable
Mentally controlling Whumpers who gaslight their whumpees into believing they're mentally ill
Strapped to a metal table
IVs pumping unknown drugs into whumpee's system (I don't particularly like the general Box Boy whump but I love the idea of the Drip, so give me more of that!)
Would you trust this man to do your hormone shot?
shot day!

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(there are no needles in this post)
quick post because it came up in conversation: when doing injections, the total volume of the syringe matters. this is most applicable to girls using higher concentrations e.g. 40 mg/ml enanthate, where your weekly dose is something like 0.1ml. here's a comparison of (left-to-right) a 0.1ml dose in a 0.5ml, 0.3ml, and 1.0ml syringe:
because the plunger has to travel farther for each fraction of a milliliter, it's easier to be precise and accurate. a good rule of thumb is to try to avoid measuring anything <10% of the total volume of your measuring device, so 1ml is acceptable but not ideal for our 0.1ml dose
this isn't something I see discussed a lot, so please do let me know if you have questions!
(tbh I don't think total volume is the true main factor, you could absolutely make a several-meter-long 1 liter syringe that's accurate down to 0.1ml.... but in practice, "total volume" is accurate enough)
p.s. a "unit" here is 0.01ml, so our 0.1ml dose is 10 units. we use units for small fractions of a milliliter to ensure clarity, it's too easy to misplace a decimal and give someone a dose that's an order of magnitude larger than intended
For the prompts:
Jessix, medbay, sass, they're an idiot but they're my idiot, Kix is so Done
“Uh, is that strictly necessary???”
“It’s the third time you’ve been in the medbay this week, Jesse.”
Jesse thought being asked to pull his pants down and bend over was progress. His intentions may have been,,,misread.