#moontea

Teagan x Astro !

Oh, she would never truly appreciate the irony of that, but it's definitely there. She has the full choice to both have Cole's child AND sleep with him, or at least more freedom to make that choice than any of the girls Aegon raped and impregnated. She probably sweeps her actions under the rug by claiming that she is being responsible...yes, while having fucked a man outside of marriage (Westerosi/feudal patriarchy doesn't care she is a widow, she's still a woman and unmarried) not once, not 2x, but at least 3 times and once almost nearly right after her grandson dies (some will bring up Daemyra at Laena's funeral...I'm saying that they cannot claim--as they used to and maybe are still trying to--to say their beloved Alicent is perfectly moral and argue Rhaenyra is when what Alicent does is arguably worse...bc the death is fresh and he remained unburied AND Cole was supposed to have been protecting that same boy...since he the damn Commander of the Kingsuard...who SHE enabled to become by preventing his suicide and maybe protecting him from punishment for killing Joffrey Lonmouth and finally she got on Rhaenyra for doign her duties "wrong" through extramarital se, for sleepign w/Criston, AND Criston Cole took celibacy vows, so her ignorant flailing of hypocrisy reaks more than anything that wafted out from the space between Daemyra...so you'd think she has the mind to mind Cole's duties).

Tansy:

giving flowers to girls that don't want you and killing them

secret pregnancies and blooooood

a singer (Tom Sevenstrings) has all the girls drinking tansy tea, and his many bastards have fine voices

Tormund tells Jon that Ygritte could drink moontea if she didn't want a child (never mind what Jon wants...), but the issue never ever comes up with them

family secrets that come out years later (the forced abortion, Jon Arryn's murder)

another redhaired freckled prostitute, like Dancy at Chataya's, who wore blue flowers and tried to lure Tyrion. Tansy liked Gendry's maidenly blush, but at the Peach the theme is half-sibling incest danger with Bella

There's RLJ hints in this, but also Jonsa.

I'd say at least up to ASOS (the book after "moonblood" and Bael's Winter Rose became a thing), GRRM was foreshadowing a "history repeats itself" angle for Jon and Sansa, involving pregnancy and considerations of (involuntary) "moontea" in the context of the RLJ reveal, the Stark sister relationship and father figures in general (Ned, Rhaegar, Littlefinger).