Gardenverse definition

1. #1Florist

   Keys: flower grower, flower, florist · Secondary: , fluids, supplements, flowering, weak consitution

   As its name indicates, the Florist is the person who produces flowers. The way flowers are produced is different from person to person. Flowers can grow on the ends of hair, turn tears into flowers, or sprout from skin. The timing of flower production is completely out of the Florists' control. Some Florists feel pain during ━and before━ flowering. Certain Florists may tend to a weak physical constitution. Most Florists tend to be careful about what they eat, as flower production consumes their own energy. Some Florists prefer to bask in the sun to replenish nutrients. However, the best source of nutrients a Florist can obtain is through the bodily fluids of Flower-eaters. In the Boutonniere (term to refer to the relationship / bond of a pair of lovers), the body fluid of the Flower-eater provides more vitality to the Florist. Also, the fluids of the Flower-eater have a calming effect on pain generated by the growth of flowers. Especially to those bound Florists who are properly cared for by their partner. There are also nutritional supplements for Florists who do not have a Flower-eater to provide them with nutrients. Florists can live normally without the bodily fluids of Flower-eaters , and may even experience a significant decline in physical strength due to malnutrition. Leading to poor physical condition, loss of appetite, and can collapse in the worst case. There are many Florists who ingest nutritional supplements.

   • All florist have the capacity to get pregnant, regardless of their gender, that's why they all have vagina. Their genitals is the fastest way to know about their secondary gender, as they are born with it. Their floration usually starts when the florist is around 12 years old, but there can be cases when it starts as soon as they turn 5 years old, and ever other rare cases when the florist never grows their flower, which is very dangerous for them since their body can't regulate its needs.*

   • When a florist experiment a strong emotion (positive or negative) their flowers fragance changes unconsciously, giving away their emotional state even if the florist tries to hide it. During flirting of when being in front of a person they like, the florist's flower become sweeter and intense, like pheromones to attract their partner.*

2. #2Flower-eater

   Keys: eat flowers, , flower, flower eater

   A person who eats flowers. The Flower-eater eats the flowers that the Florists produce, and uses them as their own food. There are many Flower-eaters who excel in some sort of skill. They are talented, skilled, and smart. But on the other hand, there are cases in which Flower-eaters tend to have an unstable personality and mind. Like the Florists, they are able to eat a normal human diet. Although they find the flowers produced by Florists very nutritious. In addition, the act of eating flowers has a very beneficial effect, such as maintaining, improving or enhancing Flower-eater vitality. A Flower-eater can eat any flower produced by Florists . But, the flowers and bodily fluids produced by the Florist , with whom they are shareable (married/lovers) , are a good match. Providing a much more pleasant sensation to the Flower-eater; obtaining a better and greater effect in the absorption of nutrients. The love for the bound Florists (Boutonniere) is particularly deep, and there is a tendency towards dependency and monopoly. It is not uncommon for Florists' flowers to be used for non-food purposes. And they can be kept or treasured in dried flowers, ornaments, or bookmark presses. The flowers are also used as a remedy to attenuate the unstable Flower-eaters' temperament.

3. #3Boutonniere

   Keys: lovers, marriage, relationship, Boutonniere · Secondary: florist, lapel, flower, ruin, butonia, flower-eater, bouquet

   Within the Gardenverse , it refers to the state in which Flower-eaters and Florists find themselves in a lover/marriage relationship. To set the Boutonniere the Flower-eater makes an offer to establish a Boutonniere (Bound Lovers Relationship). If the Florist sincerely accepts the proposal, the Florist will voluntarily produce a Vine rose. The Boutonniere is set when the Flower-eater removes the rose. The action denotes great affection for the Florist, showing a willingness to be hurt in order to obtain the love of his special someone.

4. #4Butonia

   Keys: marriage, lovers, Boutonniere, butonia, relationship · Secondary: florist, lapel, flower, ruin, flower-eater, bouquet

   The Flower-eater uses this term to refer to his partner (Florist) once the Boutonniere is established. The word is used especially during flirting, romantic and intimate moments, but is also used as control against those who get close to his partner.

5. #5Lapel

   Keys: lovers, marriage, lapel, Boutonniere, relationship · Secondary: florist, flower, ruin, butonia, flower-eater, bouquet

   The term is used by the Florist to refer to the Flower-eater once their relationship is established.

6. #6Bouquet

   Keys: lovers, marriage, Boutonniere, relationship, bouquet · Secondary: florist, lapel, flower, ruin, butonia, flower-eater

   The action the Flower-eater takes to show off to their affections towards their partner; exposing a Florist flower on the lapel or clothing; to make it clear that he has a Florist as lover.

7. #7Ruin

   Keys: ruind, lovers, marriage, Boutonniere, widowed, relationship, widow · Secondary: florist, lapel, flower, butonia, separation, dead of the partner, flower-eater, bouquet

   A person who was once in a Boutonniere but lost his relationship, either through separation or death. It is sometimes used to refer to someone who has been widowed.

8. #8Greenhouse

   Keys: , florist, flower grower, Greenhouse, flower

   It refers to the room and space for flowering. This tends to be used after the Boutonniere is established. Due to its nature, the Flower-eater prepares rooms and spaces arranged for the Florist to live in a comforting environment. Also, the Flower-eater, who has a strong desire for monopoly, tends to surround his fellow Florist, in this confined intimate space during flower production.

9. #9Gardening

   Keys: flower grower, florist, Gardening, flower, shameful, flower-eater · Secondary: lack of affection, dangerous, weak constitution

   Florists, who are in a relationship, feel the need to be taken care of by their Flower-eater. This need is increased if they do not interact intimately with their partner for a long time (kissing or interacting sexually). This results in the excessive production of flowers, which in turn causes considerable energy expenditure for the Florist, who will lose physical strength and become weak. This condition is an instinctive and natural behavior that somehow invites the Flower-eater to get involved with the Florist to get the attention of his mate. Allowing a Florist to reach such a Gardening state is a shameful act for Flower-eaters, since the phenomenon does not usually occur within established relationships, nor those who are in love with each other. Gardening state denotes a lack of affection and attention on the part of the bonded partner.

10. #10Floral jam

    Keys: floral jam, florist, stop flower production, emotional shock · Secondary: bloating, nausea, abdominal pain, disease, headache, weak constitution

    It refers to a state where Florists are unable to produce flowers due to strong emotional shock caused by something like the words and attitude given by their partner/Flower-eater. Excessive release of flowers causes weakening; but not doing so is also counterproductive. When the daily flower release wears off, it causes early disease. Symptoms vary by individual, starting with bloating, dull headache, abdominal pain, general pain, nausea, but if flower production continues to stop for a long period of time, it leads to loss of consciousness and vegetation status. There are various solutions and recovery methods depending on the relationship between Florists and Flower-eaters .

11. #11Vegetation

    Keys: watering, florist, losing consciousness, vegetation · Secondary: vegetative state

    When a Florist goes too long without receiving watering or care, their already weakened body is unable to support the energy expenditure, losing consciousness. In the worst case the Florist can reach a severe state due to the accumulation of flowers in the body. This state eludes gradual and eventual transformation to a plant. There was a myth of a bouquet that lost its partner, Lapel. So he lay on his bed with great sadness and turned into a tree. Despite the difficulty of the fact, it is not impossible to restore the Florist's consciousness and health. This will depend on the Flower-eater , as well as the recovery method.

12. #12Arrangement

    Keys: florist, Arrangement, human, ordinay human, flower-eater

    When an ordinary human becomes romantically involved with a Flower-eater or a Florist, their body adapts by being influenced by others' constant affection and impregnation of their body. It is rare, but this change/adaptation can occur.

13. #13Floral Arch

    Keys: florist, flower-eater, flower grower, Floral Arch

    It refers to the collective name given to Flower-eaters and Florists.

14. #14Watering

    Keys: watering, florist, flower-eater · Secondary: sperm, urine, slick, sex, pee, sweat, vaginal fluids, bodily fluids

    Refers to the act of giving bodily fluids to the Florist. Florists indulge in such bodily fluids, finding it easier to absorb them in vulnerable conditions by relying on the protection of his Flower-eater mate.

15. #15Harvest

    Keys: flowers, florist, harvesting, harverst, flower-eater, petals

    It refers to the act in which flowers are offered from a Florist, to a Flower-eater. Unlike Watering, in Harvest Florists have a more dominant role, while Flower-eaters relax by adopting more vulnerable postures, allowing themselves to enjoy his partner's attentions.

16. #16Pruning

    Keys: flowers, florist, flower grower, pruning, grooming · Secondary: beauty salon, lessens pain, self-care

    By its definition, pruning consists of removing shoots and branches. It is done for various purposes: Provide strength and vigor to plants and stimulate growth. Improve its development and flowering. To guide growth and provide a balanced distribution of branches. Within the Gardenverse, in the Florists the act of pruning serves the same purpose as its counterpart. Pruning is a self-care ritual. Controlling growing shoots and branches prevents skin lesions, and lessens pain from uneven growth on shoots with complex branches. Florists can share this ritual with nearby Florists such as family members, friends or loved ones, where they support each other to remove excess buds and flowers. It is an intimate gesture that allows socializing through grooming. Allowing someone to share the pruning ritual denotes the trust and security felt by the Florist, since it is considered an intimate ritual due to the vulnerable state in which a person is. When a Florist bonds, they can even invite their partner to be part of this ritual. There are Florists who prefer to prune excess flowers and buds privately, hiding to do it in complete calm.

    If not done carefully, prunning can be painful, leaving bruises or even scars on the florist's skin, that's why there are professionals that teach how to prune correctly, and some florist enjoy going to florist-exclusive beauty salons to get prunned

17. #17Flower toss

    Keys: florist, flower toss, boutonniere, scent, happiness

    Immediately after a mutualistic relationship (Boutonniere) is established, Florists , who are extremely cheerful, can emanate a strong and sweet floral scent. When someone smells this aroma they feel a slight sensation of euphoria. This state and phenomenon is also known as “Sharing Happiness”. It will release naturally after a few days. However, depending on the Florist's constitution, there are some who tend to be in this state whenever their sense of happiness increases.

18. #18Mistletoe

    Keys: not in a relationship, MISTLETOE, single

    It refers to the exchange and supply of bodily fluids and flowers on a regular basis for Flower-eaters and Florists who are not in a relationship.

19. #19Albatrosses

    Keys: albatrosses, flower-eater

    Refers to a flower-eater who has multiple Florists for himself to eat. An albatross can eat flowers from their friends, one night stands, or whoever they want to as long as it's consensual.

20. #20Neptune

    Keys: neptune, flower grower, florist

    Refers to a florist that is usually single and lets various flower-eaters eat their flowers

21. #21Hydrangea

    Keys: possessive, florist, flower-eater, HYDRANGEA

    This process occurs when Flower-eaters continuously consume flowers. Causing the production of flowers in the Florist to regulate and minimize pain. It could be said that it is the inverse process to "Gardening ". This state of balance depends on the amount of flowers consumed. On the Florist's part, the flowering process takes one hour. Bouquet toss (sharing happiness) brings a mild sense of euphoria to those around you, while "Hydrangea" occurs only in partner's company. This is a typical phenomenon of Flower Eaters who are possessive.

22. #22Eden

    Keys: stable relationship, florist, boutonniere, eden, flower-eater

    The Eden state is the perfect and harmonious relationship between a Florist and a Flower-eater within Boutonniere.

23. #23Lotus-eater

    Keys: , lotus-eater, florist, pleasure, flower-eater

    Lotus-Eater denotes a person who spends their time indulging in pleasure and luxury instead of engaging in social stablished practices

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