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Whumper overestimates how much torture Whumpee can take. The once-defiant Whumpee is broken and catatonic, not speaking or reacting to anything anymore. And Whumper isn't happy about it. Though they loathe to admit it, they liked Whumpee's defiance. It was entertaining. Whumpee was entertaining. With them not speaking anymore, Whumper realizes that they miss the sound of Whumpee's voice. The snarky little comments, the sarcastic jokes, the curses screamed in rage.
Now Whumper is desperate to get the old Whumpee back. They're being extra "nice," giving Whumpee medical treatment and food, anything to make them go back to how they were before. Anything to fix their favorite toy.
Because like it or not, Whumper doesn't have anyone else.
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Whenever a (powerful) character is finally defeated and forced on their knees. Blood dripping down their face, they're hurting and scared, but damn will they hide it. The anger in their face as they look up to the Enemy Leader, who only shows up after the fight is done.
Just... the rage and defiance in their eyes. Even if their hands are bound behind their back, even if a hand grasps their hair to pull their head back and expose their throat. Even if the Enemy Leader mocks them. Even if they're being dragged away to horrors unknown.
They refuse to show weakness, even in defeat.
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a defiant whumpee dragged in front of whumper by henchmen. They're bleeding from their mouth and they lick the blood away before cursing whumper out.
And whumper only smiles. With a wave of their hand, one of the henchmen slaps whumpee across the face, and the other shoves them to their knees.
The message is clear.
Stay down.
They don't get the message
Whumpee tries to stand again, spitting vicious threats. Their knees are watery, threatening to give out on them.
Whumper shakes their head and whispers something to their henchmen.
Whumpee, shaking on their feet, can only watch as Caretaker is dragged-- literally dragged by their shirt collar-- and dropped beside them. Caretaker doesn't move, their breathing a ragged rise and fall. It's some semblance of life, without consciousness.
"Kneel," says Whumper.
Whumpee crashes to the ground, unable to look away from Caretaker. At their damaged hands and closed eyes, dirtied clothes, and matted hair.
Kneeling now?
Good.
"Don't cross me," murmurs Whumper and strokes the top of Whumpee's head, like one pets a stray dog just found.
Whumpee snarls but says nothing.
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Defiant whumpee but they're cooperating
(sadistic whumper vibes)
- "I'm comi--I said I'm COMING!" *Crying, as whumpee is painfully manhandled anyway*
- "Get on your knees." Whumper orders. "Fuck you," whumpee growls as they thump to the floor.
- "Honestly I would've been gentler, but you had to resist," whumper shrugs. "I did everything you told me to!" Whumpee shouts. "Yeah, but I don't like your attitude."
- "I'll do anything you want, please just stop!" Whumpee begs. Whumper pretends to consider it for a moment. "But... I want you to take another punishment. Can you do that for me?"
- "Bastard, you can't control me!" "I can't? Then... why are you naked? Did you do that because you wanted to?" Whumper laughs at whumpee's flustered face. "Because that would be almost better."
- Whumpee cursing at whumper every time they shove them around, but not fighting back
- "it's like you want me to do this to you, isn't it?" Whumper eggs them on. "I didn't ask for this, you motherfucker!" "Then why are you still provoking me?"
- "don't give me that look." Whumper points at whumpee's glaring face. Whumpee hisses a breath in. "Do you want me to fucking smile?"
- Muttered curses every time whumper touches them
- Giving the answers whumper wants to hear--in a dejected monotone.
- "are you going to be good?" "Yes." "Do you want a treat?" "...yes..." "But you were bad, so you don't deserve a treat do you?" *Soft sigh* "no..." "What do bad pets get?" Whumpee shudders. "Answer the question, whumpee. What do bad pets get."
- Can do this with living weapon whump too. "Let's try this again, weapon." "Yes sir." "What did you do?" "I let them live--I-I created a liability! ...sir." "And what happens when you turn on your owners?"
- "Sir, can I --" "No." Whumpee grinding their teeth and keeping their face turned away to hide their bitter anger. "Yes sir."
[guys I have been gone for a while bc of bad life events but I'm coming back soon]
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Defiant Whumpee who has been put in a stress position by Whumper, and just left alone for a while. When Whumper returns, they release Whumpee and watch them crumple to the ground.
Whumpee, who normally fights Whumper at any chance they get, lies still, their breath raspy and gaze far away as they try to work through the pain.
Whumper just watches with a slight smile. This is the first time Whumpee is completely unrestrained, and they're not even trying to escape.
Progress.
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Love it when Caretaker doesn't ask, "Are you okay?" To a whumpee who is clearly not okay.
"You're going to be okay. One second at a time."
"Do you need a moment?"
"Lets go somewhere quiet, okay?"
"Please come with me. I don't want you alone right now. "
"I'm staying with you. I don't want you alone right now. "
"I know you're not okay, sweetheart. But are you hurt?"
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WHUMP ALPHABET
*anything that can be triggering is most likely listed here, skip this post if you think it might upset you*
- A is for asystole, amputation, amnesia, asphyxiation, asthma, autopsy, asylum, abandonment, anxiety, abuse, assault, aneurysm, anger, addiction
- B is for blood, bruises, blunt force trauma, burns, bite marks, blisters, betrayal, beating, blindfolding, bondage, brainwashing
- C is for cannibalism, cuts, convulsion, concussion, cardiac arrest, corpse, chains, cult, carnage, craniotomy, craniectomy, chest compression, choking, coughing up blood
- D is for delirium, dehydration, disfigurement, dismemberment, demonic possession, death, dehumanization, degradation, depression, disease, drowning, distress, despair, dizziness, drug withdrawal
- E is for exsanguination, electrical injuries, electroconvulsive therapy, electrocution, execution, exhaustion, eating disorders, emergency room
- F is for fever, flu, fatality, flat-lining, fractured bones, fear, fatigue, force-feeding, flagellation, flogging
- G is for garroting, gunshot wounds, grief, gallows, guillotine, guilt, gash, gag
- H is for hypothermia, heatstroke, hallucination, hyperventilation, hemorrhage, handcuffing, hospital, hanging, hatred, hate
- I is for intubation, infection, injuries, injection, illness, internal bleeding, intravenous therapy, insomnia, illusion, innards
- J is for jealousy, jugular veins
- K is for killing, kidnapping, knife
- L is for laceration, lobotomy, ligature marks, lack of oxygen, loss of consciousness, lies, living weapon, locking up
- M is for morgue, miscommunication, murder, manslaughter, massacre, mourning, miscarriage, masochism, mistreatment, manipulation, misery, mental illness, malnutrition
- N is for nightmares, nausea, necrophilia, necrotizing fasciitis, necrosis
- O is for outbreaks, obeying, operating theater
- P is for physical restraints, pain, punishment, poison, panic attack, paralysis, PTSD, penetration, pierced lung
- Q is for quadriceps tendon rupture, quadriparesis, Quebec platelet disorder
- R is for ruptured blood vessels, respiratory failure, rabies, rape, rope, resentment, ritual
- S is for schadenfreude, strangulation, starvations, shock collar, shock therapy, straightjacket, sadism, scapegoat, shame, sacrifice, sadness, sorrow, slaughter, suicide, self-harm, self-hatred, self-destruction, stabbing, slavery, seizures, stress, slash, suffering, surrendering, somnophilia, shackles, sepsis, surgery
- T is for torture, trauma, tears, toxicity, trust issues, traps, tying up
- U is for urinary tract infection, unresponsive, unconsciousness
- V is for violence, vomiting, viruses, venom
- W is for wounds, weeping, waterboarding, weakness, whipping, whimpering
- X is for x-ray
- Y is for yellow fever, yelling, yelping
- Z is for zombie apocalypse
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🤍 Shock in Whump 🤍
- The cause leading up to the shock - blood loss, panic attack, a sudden traumatic event.
- The intensified feeling of softness. Everything feels soft, even metal. It's like being on a cloud.
- Uncontrollable shaking.
- Hyperventilation.
- So cold. Everything is so cold.
- Whumpee looks frighteningly pale.
- Caretaker feeling the dangerous speed of whumpee's pulse.
- Caretaker keeping whumpee warm with body heat.
- Caretaker covering whumpee's eyes to block out light because overstimulation can make it worse.
- Whumpee passing out from shock.
- That sickly sweet, heady, half-numb feeling that's almost pleasant yet so unpleasant and settles deep in the bones.
- A deep, extreme longing to be held and comforted.
- Laughing in a strange, airy voice as everything goes distant.
Also, while writing this post, I learned that there are multiple types of shock, including distributive, hypovolemic, cardiogenic, and obstructive shock, according to the NIH. Hypovolemic is what I was picturing, but they're all full of potential.
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an injured/ill character finally conceding to rest during a mission and saying "wake me in 20 minutes." so many outcomes. the team has no choice but to wake them and feels terrible because there's no way that short nap helped. or they let the character sleep as long as they want, which means that they wake up mad that they let them sleep that long, especially good for a leader character. or maybe they even wake up on their own from a nightmare before the group even gets to make a choice.
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Best ways to restrain your Whumpees (a subjective scale)
- Tied to a chair: 7/10. Classic, gets the job done. Rub their skin raw while you're at it.
- Cuffed to the chair: 9/10. The more cuffs the better. Sure, cuff each wrist to an arm chair. But what if you also cuffed their wrists together with just enough slack so their circulation doesn't cut off? ... what if you didn't give them enough slack? What about their legs?
- Chained to the chair: 4/10. Oppressive weight is nice and all, but unless you know what you're doing, these are easy to slide off and best used alongside other methods.
- Strapped to the chair: 6/10. Better suited for impersonal settings.
- Duct taped to the chair: 7/10. Potential 9/10 if you rip the tape off every time you move them. Do you do it hard and fast, listen to their sudden scream? Or do you do it slowly, savor each pitiful little whimper?
- (Surgery required) Put magnets in their wrists: 9/10. Make them try to lift their arms, only to feel like their skin is ripping from the inside. Make sure they know you put the magnets in there. Nothing that will make them sick, you reassure. Just making sure they can't go anywhere without you un-magnetizing the arm rests.
- Chained to the wall: 7/10. How much room do they have? Is it only one wrist, both on the same chain? Each one on opposite sides of the room? What about ankles? Do their steps rattle? Can they toss and turn in bed without making any noise?
- Chained/cuffed to the floor: 10/10. Absolute humiliation. Forced to kneel, bow their head, cower like a dog before you. Their restraints holding them down every time they try to rise against you, reminding them of their place.
- Ankles chained to a pole: 6/10. Oh sure, you can run. You just can't go very far. An interesting idea, but overall mediocre.
- Leash wrapped around a pole: 8/10. Leave your pet unable to wander too far, perhaps keep their food bowl just out of reach. Make them dependent on you for bathroom breaks, food, and water.
- Tied to a beam/pole: 8/10. How big is the pole? Are they tied so tight that all they can do is squeeze their shoulder blades together, and every time they try to relax the ropes tug them back? Is it large enough that their entire arms can wrap around it? A little too big for that? Did you tie up their feet as well?
- Tied horizontally to a beam/pole: 9/10. So many ways this could go! Arms and legs above them like they're a pig on a spit, or one of those rotisserie chickens in the grocery store. Arms below, facing up, like they're laying in bed. Forced to look down at how high up they are, unable to do anything to get down.
- Dangling by their wrists: 8/10. Once again, a classic choice. Rope or cuffs work here.
- Dangling by their hair: 2/10. Not a long-term solution, hair will be pulled out. Only works with certain Whumpees. Only suited for short-term punishments.
- Dangling by their neck: 7/10 if done right. Once again, a temporary solution best used to scare and threaten your Whumpee. I cannot overstate that you must be careful with this method if you like to reuse Whumpees. Remember to let your Whumpee down once they pass out!!
- Dangling by their leash and collar: 6/10. Same concerns as above.
- Dangling by their waist: 4/10. Has some potential, but have not seen it used much if at all.
- Dangling by their ankles/feet: 5/10. A good way to disorient and weaken your Whumpee, but must be used in moderation. Excessive blood rush to the head can cause permanent damage and makes your Whumpee less fun to play with.
- Standing in water: 4/10. A good short-term punishment, but can cause loss of toes and even feet of water gets too cold. Proceed with caution.
- Gags: 9/10! Good for defiant Whumpees, Whumpees in transport, ones who can't learn the lesson not to speak. Just remember to take it off when you want to hear their screams.
- Small rooms, holes in the ground, boxes: 8/10. Less about restraint, more containment, but still gets the point across. They cannot escape you, no matter how much they wish to.
- I reiterate, leashes: 10/10. Hold their leash at all times, and you'll know when they try to run away.
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pinned whumpees are a greatly underutilized category of being. pinned by restraints, like cuffs or straps or chains? excellent! pinned by weaponry, like stakes or knives or swords shoved through them? even better! a cuff can be wriggled out of, if they try hard enough, but the only way out of a sword driven through their hand is to tear it out.
can you imagine how whumper would have to go about pinning whumpee up in the first place? holding them down as they struggle fruitlessly, shoving the blade through their skin as they cry out in pain, but if they struggle now, it’s only going to make the wound worse. if they’re left there long enough, or if they have some sort of healing factor, would the wound close around the weapon that made it? would it be just as painful to remove the offending object as it was to put it there in the first place?
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the way I have heard so many talented fanfic writers say they started writing because they read someone else's fanfics that are so good they inspired them into becoming writers too? just proved my point that your writing is never 'in vain', even if you dislike it and think it could've been better, it's still good enough for someone out there that it becomes their source of inspiration and perhaps happiness. you'll never know.
but don't ever, ever belittle your own works. just because you don't like them, doesn't mean other people dislike them too. again, you'll never know. there could be someone out there who reread your works every day because those fics you wrote helped them escape reality for a while, they could be reading your works as a way to help get them through a hard time in their life. you'll never know.
your writing may have saved someone's life.
your writing may have inspired someone into pursuing their career and changing their life for the better.
several best selling authors started as fanfic writers, and the majority of fanfic writers started writing because they were inspired by someone's fanfics. you do the math.
your "silly fics" have permanent impact on this world, even if you think they're not good (they actually are good, I promise you, don't let your mind lie to you).
I mean ***I*** personally started writing my first fanfic about 7 years ago, and have been writing ever since, because I was inspired by my favorite fanfic writers. I still remember all the lines I like from those fics I read 7-8 years ago, I still think about those fics I read from 7-8 years ago and still remember the stories very well in my heart. I started writing because of them.
this blog would never have been created at all, if it weren't because of those fanfic writers whose works I read 7-8 years ago.
I wouldn't have so far written about 130,000 words this year alone, if it weren't because of those fanfic writers whose works I read 7-8 years ago.
to all the fanfic writers out there; your works inspired someone, your writing made a difference to someone's life.
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Anonymous asked:
what are ur fav tropes for stoic whumpees? love da blog
stoic whumpee tropes that are a 100/10:
- "I'm fine" and then immediately collapsing in front of their loved ones in a bleeding pile, revealing a hidden injury that has festered for far too long
- silent, muffled crying with shaking shoulders and a bloody hand clamped over their mouth because they view crying as weak and beneath them and they're stronger than this, they're stronger, they can take it--
- the moment they close their eyes in defeat and it's all over and they fucking know it, and when they open their eyes again all that remains is a glassy-dead stare
- adamantly refusing medical treatment even when they need it. Shoving away everyone who comes close to them, a choked sound in their throat, fighting back with everything that's left in them.
- when they kneel at Whumper's feet, eyes on the ground, white-lipped and tense. The only betrayal of emotion is their clenched fists and tight breathing. In every other way, they're compliant.
- refusing to talk about what they endured at Whumper's hands after they're rescued, but the scars tell the story for them. They don't have to say a word, but their team's pitying gaze follows them wherever they go
- normally unaffectionate and distant but exhausted and defeated they rest their head on Caretaker's shoulder or Whumper's lap, just finally admitting--nonverbally-- that they can't take it
- reversely, more willing to be tortured than to ask for help-- If I'm breathing, I'm fine
- stitching their own wounds back up with an unsteady hand, painful stitch after painful stitch. Deep breath and pull. Working in a dimly lit apartment with bleeding clothes on the floor around them and the bed unmade
- sacrificing themself for their team. "Take me! Do what you want to me. Not them." And their team watching as the torture takes its slow toll and Whumpee-- the one they look up-- falls apart.
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Whumpee tropes with their own perfect method of torture...
- Submissive whumpees--getting confused about what their master wants them to do, and now terrified of punishment
- Stoic whumpees--getting worn down by repetitive, relentless abuse until they crack and let out a sob... And then they just crumble
- Defiant whumpees--being slapping/beaten for speaking, gagged or muzzled, tied up, left in stress positions until they beg
- Living weapon whumpees--beaten for failing a mission, and also, being tortured by an enemy group for their owners' secrets
I think the key is an inner conflict (between their personality and what they want) when deciding how to respond under immense pressure.