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Tortured Hero

@fyeahvulnerablemen / fyeahvulnerablemen.tumblr.com

A pure multi-fandom blog dedicated to vulnerable fictional men and the feelings they incite within us.
♡Defining whump: A broader term for the hurt/comfort fanfic genre. Mainly focusing on the struggle, angst, pain, rescue and comfort of fictional characters we love and adore.♡
☆This blog contains scenes of fictional violence, images of fictional blood and care, and scenes featuring characters in distress gathered from around tumblr. ☆
All posts are tagged by episode, media, tropes, character, actor, etc.
~collecting whump since October 9, 2011~

Reblog and tell me which one you prefer! Tell me why you prefer it! Tag your friends to do the same! The perfect opportunity to ramble about your favorite tropes!

Submissive whumpee

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Defiant whumpee

Defiant all the way for me. The struggle and the fight while in the middle of what could be a hopeless situation speaks to me on a personal level. Dean always kept going, no matter what. He had places to be and people to protect.

John Sheppard in Stargate Atlantis is a good example too. He stared down many Wraith queens and emerged victorious. ❤️

Anonymous asked:

Given the choice, do you prefer sci fi whump or fantasy whump?

Oooh that ones so hard. I love both. Ummm.....I think I'm going to say scifi whump. As much as I love fantasy whump, right now I'm definitely preferring the scifi whump.

Hull breaches, spacesuit damages, alien infections, being stranded alone in the vastness of space, android whump, cloning, alien transformations, spaceship crashes, experimentations, oxygen deprivation, AND SO MUCH MORE!

Scifi whump is great.

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whumpy details within an already whumpy scene

when a character just drops during a high-tension moment and the team scrambles to haul them up off the ground and keep running (what else would they do? leave them?!)

whether they’re knocked out or pass out, the character’s completely limp as they’re yanked around/dragged to safety, oblivious while they take their little involuntary catnap

hands all over them, trying to shake them awake, swiping for more injuries, holding their face. don’t even get me started on the one teammate whose hand flies out to cradle the character’s head and neck so they’re not jostled like a crash-test dummy

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