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All Saints s12e22: Dr. Adam Rossi is put in a life-threatening situation when violence erupts in the ED.

**requested video**

(video source: 7plus)

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Making a new character for a ttrpg I'll be playing later this year and ooooo. OOOOOOOO boy. My poor man. :( sad angry man!

His name is Cain, he's a [homebrew anthro-dog race] who looks like a Beauceron (ancestor breed of Rottweilers and Dobermans) who was basically a fighting dog against his will in a underground ring.

For the ttrpg he's gonna be in, the character backstory has to end in the character's death - Cain died because he panicked and attacked his handlers and was muzzled and chained up in a cell. Still panicking, he manages to claw off the muzzle and get one hand out of the shackles but can't get the other. so he chews it off. He is Completely feral with panic and bashes down the door, bleeding severely, and mauls several guards before getting shot and put down.

My poor man will do anything if someone is nice enough to him in asking, he is desperate for compassion and companionship and the lengths he knows he can be easily manipulated into going frightens him :(

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Whumpee being manhandled into restraints:

Shoved up against a wall and handcuffed.

Pinned to the floor and handcuffed.

Fighting for each limb as they’re forced down on a table, slowly secured by leather restraints.

Overwhelmed by multiple Whumpers, each one working to subdue them.

Yanked back by their hair so a collar or rope can easily be fitted around their throat.

Pinned while in combat (double points for being caged against a wall or trapped in a chokehold)

Improvised restraints like belts, sheets, or clothing when Whumpee won’t be still enough to retrieve proper ones.

Manhandled in a hospital bed, held down for the duration of a procedure.

Injected with a chemical restraint, a sedative or numbing agent that quickly bleeds the fight out of them.

Struggling as a muzzle is wrestled over their head and secured.

A blow to the head that knocks Whumpee out or makes them too dizzy to fight anyone off.

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this or that - whump tropes (21)

not necessarily the most realistic or medically accurate options to take a character out/capture them but they sure are fun

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this or that - captivity whump (19)

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this or that - environmental whump (5)

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im kind of interested, as a person in the whump community under the age of 18, what percentage of this community is under 18. i see a lot of whump blogs that say minors DNI, which is a struggle for me since i literally thrive off reading whump. is it weird for me to enjoy whump since im underage and the topics we write about are typically quite fucking disgusting?

pls reblog, just because it helps with the purpose of the poll <3

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Fics where a character gets magically turned into their younger/child selves with no memory of their adult self and everyone around them has to help take care of the child and in the process learn about their traumatizing childhood and/or realize just how much the adult self has gone through in their life my beloved

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Bitches will find a fictional man attractive and then immediately imagine him in situations where he is losing alarming amounts of blood

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I've been writing a couple things but I haven't had much interest in specifically writing whump anymore; of those of you still following me/seeing my posts who remember my old writing, would you be upset if I just shifted this blog to a regular writing blog?

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To the list of underappreciated lines in whump:

"I've never seen you like this before."

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I'm a big fan of hurt/comfort tropes where the hurt is ongoing and escalating. Characters trying to cope with their situation and insisting that it's fine, they're fine, even as things get worse and worse and worse - especially if no one around them knows what they're going through.

Characters hiding their illness, even as they grow sicker and sicker. Characters trying to cope as their homelife becomes increasingly abusive or neglectful. Characters ignoring their injuries, only for them to become infected. Characters being stalked/ tormented by a villain and pretending that everything is fine, even as the villain continues escalating. Characters left homeless as winter approaches and their money dwindles.

I could go on. There's something very satisfying about seeing a character frantically trying to pretend like everything is okay until eventually they can't hide it anymore and get caught (and helped) by the people around them.

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I watched The Raid: Redemption the other day and then repeatedly afterwards and I'm completely obsessed

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Got my COVID booster over the weekend and it hit pretty hard, and whilst wallowing in my sleep-deprived misery yesterday, I thought of a question for y'all because I'm curious.

(For me personally, I tend to avoid it! It makes me too aware of my own body/the unpleasant sensations I'm feeling.)

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having a side wound is such slut behavior tbh. like damn your waist is looking pretty grabbable right now 👀 due to needing to apply pressure to stop the bleeding. but also other factors.