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cowboy-anon · 1 year
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Quick CW: Black eye, bruises, partial nudity (non-sexual)
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Finished rendering my sketch! (I think it’s rendered anyway? Lol, I mean, there’s shading so yeah.) Couldn’t decide whether I liked it better with or without the shadow on the wall, but aka the one where Auggie (Apple pre-Clay) is just not having a good time. Yes, it will get worse for him >:)
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thekittyburger · 10 months
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One of my favorite tropes has got to be a sick villain waking up on the hero's couch, initially calm with the knowledge they're comfortable and being looked after, until they try and move and find their hands cuffed above them
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sadcatjae · 10 months
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This anime is suuuch a tease. First episode we get gorgeous fairy whump, and thennn nothing for the rest of the season 😭 shalle fen shalle is prime whumpee. Hoping for more spicy content in the next season 🙏😌
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bloodybloody · 1 month
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Do I look like a mad scientist now?
You're lying on the floor now; your ribcage is slightly opened, and blood has dripped and stained your skin.
You flinched uncontrollably as she stuck her fingers inside your wound and breathed against it rapidly. She first made you sick, and she licked your wound like a wild animal. She used you for her animal thirst.
She leaned back and caressed your fading body. She drew hearts with your blood to make you look more alive, and then she kissed each of them.
She pulled away the hair that fell on her face with her palms and cleared her sight. She looked at you in the eyes and stared at you for a quick second.
Then she messed up her hair much more; the blood in her hands penetrated her hair and made them pile together.
She shook her hair as she giggled, then stroked a pose and said, "Do I look like a mad scientist now?". 
Her floral smell was blended with the smell of iron, and every hair shake made you remember the playground. You remembered your bleeding knees, the children's laughter, and the bittersweet smell of dandelions.
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whumpacabra · 7 months
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There’s a post going around recently about how the whump community tags for disabled characters and I…have to disagree with its main point.
Simply tagging a post with ‘disabled whumpee’ does not give me enough information to know if a fic will be validating or triggering for me. I need more specific tags to filter out my squicks and triggers, and to identify posts of interest. Specific tags are the keystone of a community that specifically talks about potentially triggering or upsetting content.
For example, I like reading stories with characters that use prostheses and mobility aids. I find these stories relatable and validating as someone with both! But should those posts simply be tagged ‘disabled whumpee’ because it might conflict with the other users of the mobility aids and prostheses tags? I can only find out the nature of the whumpee’s disability by reading, and a negative outcome can at best turn out to be a waste of time or at worst deeply upsetting.
Cancer is a difficult topic for me given my past and current experiences with it. I have the cancer tag and a dozen variants of it blocked. Of course, people on tumblr with cancer or talking about their experiences with it use that tag to talk about it. If someone is writing about a character who has or had cancer, but only tags for ‘disabled whumpee’ I won’t know that I’m getting into a story that will cause me great distress.
I’m disabled. I have severe nerve damage, limited mobility, chronic pain, a plethora of other medical bullshit, and my condition is progressive. Whump is part of how I’ve been learning to deal with and process my struggles, and part of that involves writing and reading about disability in whump.
Do I just block all ‘disabled whumpee’ content and never know if I’m clicking on a story I’ll find relatable and validating or if I’m clicking on a story that will upset me so badly I won’t use tumblr for a few days? No - I block specific tags and specific blogs as necessary. The idea that we should stop using specific tags, when writing about a specific condition or disease, to put everything under one vague blanket is naive at best and dangerous at worst.
I understand the frustration of seeing posts you don’t want to see in a specific tag (the number of x reader headcanon blogs for fandoms I’ve never heard of that I’ve had to block when trying to browse is ridiculous). But at the end of the day if those posts are tagged appropriately (ie. not crosstagged spam in violation of the TOS) you just do what you always do for something you don’t want to see on this site: blacklist, block, and move on.
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whumperer-86 · 2 years
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Alchemy of souls korean drama episode 02
The male lead got poisoned by the female lead and he was going to die in six hours unless someone opens his energy gate ,, his master did it for him and he survived barely
it was all whump scene and I think it will have many more to come
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roccinan · 2 years
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“Blood? Oh, it’s not mine.” or “I’m good, I promise.” 👀👀
I decided to do both ;)
Injury and Illness Denial Prompts
Sergio lay awake, listening to the walls rattle and the drunken rambles of whoever stayed in the next room over. He flipped on his side, pyjamas stiff, the blanket too scratchy above his head. There was a musty smell to the bed he didn’t like, and a heater that he doubted could work. But he supposed it didn’t matter in the summer weather. And Andrés told him that they wouldn’t stay here for long. 
It was better, he admitted, than the stuffy cab they’d sheltered in for the past two days, most of it spent playing the radio while Andrés rolled the windows down. Then the car broke down, and here they were. Andrés told him not to be too concerned because the taxi was never theirs anyway. 
“Get cleaned up,” his brother had said, pulling Sergio’s suitcase out of the trunk, “have a nice long nap and we’ll be in sweet Paris soon enough.”
Andrés claimed to know a woman in Paris. Then the destination had changed to Brussels, and then bizarrely enough, St. Petersburg. Sergio was quite certain Andrés had no idea where they were going or how they were going to get there. And always, it was with the promise of lavish dinners and golden lights. (They shared a bowl of leftover gazpacho that night, under the shine of flickering neon from the tacky storefront across the street because the electricity had shot out in the little motel.)
Still, it was better than the hospital. His lungs worked and he wasn’t so weak he couldn’t take care of himself. Sergio curled his legs in, tighter into a ball. It was a trick Papa taught him, meant to calm his nerves. The night was dragging on, his stomach was since empty, and Andrés still had not returned.
His mind was already jumping places- go to the front desk, tell them your brother disappeared, your parents are dead, you have nowhere to go- and he hated himself immediately. Andrés was coming back. And he was going to take Sergio with him to Paris, or wherever else, once he had the means.
The door unlocked. Alert, Sergio lifted his head, the rest of his frame following as a figure stepped in. Andrés, heaving for breath, and smearing something along the inside of his jacket, a piece of brown leather that once belonged to a friend Sergio never knew. 
“Andrés?”
But Andrés didn’t answer. He shuffled to the bathroom instead, steadying himself along the way, as if oblivious to Sergio’s presence.
Sergio pushed the blanket aside. He replaced his glasses, and swiftly, grabbed the box of matches Andrés left behind. He lit the candle (a cheap birthday decoration the front desk had given them when Andrés complained about the lights), and held it out. 
There was something on the wall. He approached, swallowing as it made itself clear: blood, spread out in the shape of a hand. Smearing into the bathroom.
“Andrés,” he said again, meeker than he wanted, “are you okay?”
He backed up, startled by his brother appearing then. Andrés was in front of the candle, his lips pale, sweat clinging to the top of his brow, the collar of his shirt thoroughly ruffled. A faint bruise at the end of his eye. He smiled, sharp enough to make Sergio shudder.
“You missed me, hermanito?”
Sergio’s eyes wandered to Andrés’ waist, one of his hands still hidden under the jacket. “You were gone for a while, I thought-”
“You’re a big boy. You can sleep without me for one night.” 
“That’s not-”
A sweaty palm ruffled his hair, Andrés chuckling like a tumbleweed. “I came back, didn’t I? As if I’d let my little professor spend the night alone.”
Andrés removed his hand, and again ignoring Sergio, moved to the chair in the corner. He fell into it with uncharacteristic clumsiness, and drew the jacket tighter around his sides. Sergio stayed standing, looking between Andrés and the bathroom. And the blood on the wall. 
“Andrés, you’re bleeding.”
Without sparing him a glance, Andrés pulled out a wad of cash from his pocket. Wrinkled, crumbly, and stained with cherry red. “Hm?”
“There’s blood on you.”
“Blood?” Andrés blinked, as if now noticing the stains around him. “Oh, it’s not mine.”
Sergio did not find that any more comforting. He walked up to him, sticking a hand over Andrés’ forehead. “You’re sick.”
“I’m fine.” Andrés swatted him away. “Go back to bed, hermanito- we’re going to Barcelona tomorrow.”
It was supposed to be Paris. 
Sergio wanted to say no. He wanted to drag Andrés over to bed and ask him where he was hurt. He wanted to tell Andrés, “you always do this.” He wanted to yell at him, stomp his feet, and say he never asked for any of this. But as always, Sergio nodded and climbed back into bed.
He shut his eyes but he didn’t sleep. Until he did.
In the morning, Sergio glimpsed a sewing needle in the trash, smelling of iron and wrapped in toilet paper stained with dried blood. The end of a thread still clung to it, the strand still fresh with red. 
---BONUS---
“I’m good, I promise.”
Martín was still saying something on the other end, but Andrés chose then to end the call. He pocketed the phone, a flip burner that would soon be out of battery anyway. Maybe the divorce had gotten to his mind, or perhaps it was one cocktail too many, but- as the rest of his companions insinuated- he had hardly been in his right mind. The robbery had ended in disaster, their muscle arrested, and a fingerprint left at the scene. 
He’d flown too high, like Icarus upon the sun. And now he was trudging through backlit streets, clutching broken ribs in place and trying to ignore the bullet in his arm. The worst part was the mud on his shoes, designer leather that he would never clean out at this rate. He supposed the second worst part was Martín lecturing him in a tone irritatingly similar to Sergio’s on his most pedantic days, the two of them for once not on the exact same wave of thought.
“You could have gotten all of us killed, or thrown behind bars. We talked about this, Andrés- I mapped out everything for you-”
“But I didn’t get anyone killed, did I? If you’ll recall, I was the only casualty.”
“La concha de tu madre! You could have gotten yourself killed and where would that leave the rest of us? What the fuck, Andrés-”
“And here I thought you thrived on spontaneity. Or was that just an act?”
“You know what was an act? Whatever the fuck you were doing today-”
And so on. Until Martín’s rant circled back to the state of his battered body and whether or not he could make it back to the safehouse on his own. I’m good, I promise. It was true enough. It wasn’t a lie. He could walk. He could breathe. Perfectly cognizant of his surroundings. (And he’d been humiliated enough in one day as it was; he was not going to let Martín pull him over like some kind of injured dog on the road. Andrés was more than happy to rescue, he was not going to be rescued.)
He was about to turn out of the alley when a grip closed around his torn arm, the pressure producing a cry in spite of himself. It pulled him back into the dark, and then his back slammed into bricks, head cracking against the wall in a flurry of red. 
“Hijo de puta,” a heated voice huffed, “don’t go to sleep-”
An arm pushed over his chest, pressuring the broken ribcage with such malice his breath cut short.
“You left me to die,” the voice hissed, “piece of shit-”
Andrés managed to spit a chuckle into the bastard’s face. “You knew what you were getting into, my dear friend. Nothing stipulated that we had to babysit you.”
The pressure grew, practically pushing his ribs into the wall behind. 
“-So you only have yourself to blame,” Andrés wheezed.
His companion evidently took offense to the answer, because he was met with a punch to the nose, cartilage splitting under an angry knuckle. The next blow met his cheekbone before cracking over his mouth. He tasted mouthfuls of blood, head absently spinning side to side as the punches continued.
The bastard’s other hand kept him from slumping forward, kept pinned to the wall. Andrés stared at the blood on his collar, quite aware of the rouge still trailing from his nose and coloring his jaw. His vision blurred again when another fist struck him in the gut. 
This time, he did slump, unceremoniously buckling into his associate’s arms. And judging from the fingers digging into the bullet wound, the son of a bitch had no desire to let him go any time soon. He hit the wall again, bricks scraping his face as the bastard folded his arms behind his back, a burning grip on the injury. Hot blood leaked out. 
“By the time I’m done, you’ll wish you were dead,” was the ensuing threat, followed by elbows digging to his shoulders, shoving him flat.
He stifled a moan, shattered ribs grinding under the weight of it all. And still, he heard himself grit out, “I look forward to it.”
He very much did not. 
(Andrés was somewhat sure he was more broken bones than man by the time the inconvenience had passed. Uncertain which parts of him still worked and which were now shreds. Each breath shot a needle into his lungs. The less said about the blood soaking his limbs, the better. Crawling, let alone walking, was currently too daunting a task, and he’d forgotten the taste of anything except iron. But when Martín called again, he still picked up- on twisted fingers- and said, “I’m good, I promise.”) 
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whumpdaydreamerx · 2 months
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Whumper forcing Whumpee to swallow something, whether it be a sedative, poison, maybe even the key to their own chains.
Whumper’s hand covering their mouth so they can’t spit it back out. Whumpee’s half lidded eyes pleading with Whumper as they maintain eye contact. Throat taut and Adam’s apple bobbing up and down as they struggle.
Clamping their eyes shut as they finally give in and whatever it is makes its way down to their stomach.
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whump-blog · 9 months
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Whump Art 10
Caretaker feeding pieces of apple to an injured tiny Whumpee.
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cowboy-anon · 2 years
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CW: Cutting, implied neglect, self harm, knife mention, Stockholm Syndrome, pet whump, wound reveal
Thinking about how instead of a collar, Apple probably marked himself with Clay’s name on his body. He could’ve used a marker, but I like to imagine he wanted something more permanent. He uses a knife.
And he does it in the bathroom mirror, but maybe doing it that way, it ends up being cut into him backwards. At the very least, he can see it right when he looks in the mirror. A mark. Proof he’s Clay’s. Maybe he cuts it into his arm or his tummy. Or maybe, for the fun of it, he makes some shallow cuts on his collarbone or throat. It hurts, sure, but they’ll be more visible for sure. Bonus points if Benji is helping Apple with his wounds one night, and they peel off that gross bad bandaging and they see it… Something Apple did to himself, on purpose. Something permanent. Proof he’s Clay’s… even though Clay doesn’t even want him.
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a-living-canvas · 27 days
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Routine
It's late afternoon. Whumper wandered around the mall, grabbed this and that; filling their cart with groceries. Thinking about Whumpee at home too, and what they should cook for dinner. Truly a busy person. Whumper got in line to pay for their things. Scanning all the people inside the mall. Hm, not interesting enough for their liking. Maybe they should stop doing whatever they were doing before—
Oh. A Chinese girl, with her mom. Short hair, innocent face, and a loose…shirt. Her collarbone…she looks vulnerable. Her shoulders must look pretty too…
Okay, stop staring you creep! But maybe, just a little more. It wouldn't hurt.
Aww, she's helping her mother. How kind. The desire to pinch her cheeks…maybe to take care of her too. To make her as vulnerable as she can be. 
Put her in a dress where her shoulders and collarbone and thighs could be exposed. But just that, I'm not interested in other things. Maybe place her on my lap, patting her thighs and playing with her hair. Would she mind? 
Would I prefer her to be silent or giggle during that? It's between that. I want her to stay still like a doll, but at the same time I want her to be alive. Okay, since when have I had these  weird thoughts??
Ah, okay, she's leaving. Bye-bye sweetheart. 
Whumper placed their groceries on the counter. Waiting for the cashier to scan and tell them the price. They flashed a warm smile too, just to be friendly with people. And not just some cold blooded monster who torture someone everyday and night. 
Whumper walked out of the mall. They made their way to the bus station. It's not like they didn't have a car or something, they just wanted to observe people around them. They sat on the bench, waiting for the bus. There's a young man beside them. Whumper glanced at them before they froze. 
Probably in his 20s, brown hair, pointed nose. Short navy pants and a white shirt. And ah, his Adam's…apple. It looks enchanting. Unguarded…exposed…perfect to be licked. Or bite, so so hard until it crush. How would he scream then? What sounds would come out from that pretty mouth?
And the blood. It would slide down across his torso. Soaking his white shirt. What a sight to behold. And oh God, his veins. Spreading from his wrists to his elbows, like tree roots. If only I could—
Oh man, he's leaving! Not fair…
The bus arrived and Whumper waited for the others to get in first. They sat on the last row of the seats. Before the bus could start moving again, someone entered in a rush. Another young man, black hair, white skin. He was shirtless, sweat trickling down his skin. Probably back from the gym. There's no seats left in the bus so he just stood in the middle, fingers gripping hard on the bus holder.
Pretty. Why is he so pretty? The way he's panting. The freckles on his face…it's aching to be poked with a needle. His necklace, how it would be more beautiful with a large collar. And those pretty lips, begging to be kissed and bit. 
Whumper gripped the palm of their hands tightly. They needed to calm down. They have Whumpee at home. Gotta be loyal to them. 
Calm down, calm down, calm—
Did he just wink at me?! Okay, you've got this. Just smirk back at him. Act cool. 
Good. 
Maybe he noticed someone's staring at him. Ah, pretty face, let me stare at you longer. Let me imagine how nice it would feel to grab your hair and yank it harshly. Or how you would scream, the sounds of your pleadings, I want to relish it all.
I want to brand your soft skin, playing with your muscles, seeing them tense up at the mere touch of my hands.
The bus stopped and Whumper watched the young man get off the bus. They squealed silently inside when he waved them goodbye as the bus started moving again.
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Whumper arrived at their house. Unlocking the door before they passed through the living room to the kitchen. They placed the groceries bag on the table before they got ready to cook for dinner.
"Shh…" Whumper said without looking up at the person who was tied up and gagged on the chair. His quiet whimpers filled up the room. Tears trickled down his face as he watched Whumper with a knife on their hand, cutting down the onions and vegetables.
If only he didn't wink at them.
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whumpyourdamnpears · 2 months
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Fruit of the Wicked: Chapter 1
CW: lady whump, male whumper/female whumpee, poc whump (whumpee is a Black woman), age gap whump (whumper is an older man), religious whump, implied drugging, use of restraints
A huge shoutout to Marz, Gen, and Beck for beta reading this first chapter
Word Count: 2,229 || Next
When Dani woke up, she knew something was wrong.
It didn’t occur to her while she still floated in a black haze from last night. It didn’t even occur to her as the bright, offensive sunlight struck her face, pulling her from sleep. All of those things could be explained away as ordinary occurrences, the result of a long night’s rest. However, what could not be explained was the hardwood floor that rested against Dani’s cheek.
Her apartment didn’t have hardwood floors.
She awoke slowly, despite her panic. She still felt submerged in a sea of tar, and she knew that something was wrong about that, too. She was sure she hadn’t had anything to drink last night, and she hadn’t worked a long enough shift to be this tired. She couldn’t remember going to bed last night. She couldn’t even remember stepping foot in her apartment. Even if she had, she clearly wasn’t there now. When her eyes finally peeled open, she begun to see a room she didn’t recognize, and the shape of someone seated in a worn leather arm chair across from her.
She wasn’t in her apartment, and she wasn’t alone.
She tried to move, despite how heavy her limbs felt, and felt resistance as her legs attempted to kick out. She looked down at them and saw a metal cuff clamped around one of her ankles, its chain snaking down and looped to a matching, rusted ring in the floor. She stared at it, the pieces slowly coming together in her muddied mind. She was chained to the floor in a room she didn’t recognize with a person she didn’t know sitting across from her. It felt so surreal. She gave her ankle a little shake, just to be sure.
“Well, look who’s finally awake.” A voice rang through the air.
Dani knew that voice.
She remembered when she’d first heard it at the diner, its southern drawl different from the way her regulars usually spoke. He was from out-of-town, there for one reason or another, whatever reasons brought a man like him to a small town like theirs. Maybe that knowledge, the thought that she’d never have to see him again, made her particularly brave that day. To do what she had done to him.
Look how much good it’d done her now.
As she squinted her eyes to make him out through the shroud of sunlight surrounding him, she could tell that not much about him had changed. He still had that sandy blond hair, perhaps streaked with more gray than the last time they’d spoken. His square jawline was now covered in stubble. The harsh sunlight deepened the lines on his face, especially as it shifted into a grin.
The man stood, faintly groaning as his knees snapped into place, and made his way over to her, then bending into a crouch. He was so much closer to her now. Dani wanted to crawl away, far from the appraising gaze of his piercing blue eyes, but her limbs simply would not cooperate.
“It’s been a while since we’ve last spoken, hasn’t it?”
Whatever strength Dani still had went into kicking her leg out towards him. The chain pulled and stopped her short. He sighed as her foot lightly made contact with his work boots. “We’ll work on that.”
She could make out so much more of him now that he was closer. The way his Adam’s apple bobbed as his eyes made their way up and down her body. She wanted to kick him again. As if reading her thoughts, the man leaned back, out of her reach. “Let’s not get ahead of ourselves,” he chided. “I don’t think you’ll like what happens if you do.”
“What the fuck do you want?” Dani croaked, her tongue heavy.
He gave her a small smile. “Do you remember me, darlin’? What happened the last time we spoke?”
Of course she did. She almost lost her damn job over it. “I’ve got some sort of notion,” she growled, attempting to push herself away from him. It was a clumsy ordeal, but she managed.
He laughed. “I’m sure you do. I can’t imagine that went over well with your boss. Tell me, how close was he to firing you after what you’d done?”
She steeled her jaw.
He rolled his eyes. “Oh, darlin’. Let’s be civil about this. I just want to have a conversation with you.”
“Maybe I’ll consider it,” Dani said, attempting to ignore the way her head swam as she pulled herself into a sitting position. “Once I’m not chained to the floor.”
The man shook his head. “No, not yet. You haven’t earned it.”
Earned it? “Then I’m not interested in speaking to you.”
He sighed again, fiddling with the pocket of his jeans. “If you know what’s good for you, you’ll realize that talking to me is a lot better alternative to what else I could be doing to you right now.”
“Like what?”
He chuckled. “Would you really like to find that out?”
No, she didn’t. But she wasn’t going to be the one to admit it.
The man pulled a wrapped up piece of thick leather from his pocket. “Do you know what this is, darlin’?” He asked, wrapping the leather around his hand. “It’s a whip switch. Now, I’m not opposed to using it on you if that’s what you really want, but I’m sure you’d prefer talking to me instead. Wouldn’t you?”
All Dani could do was nod.
“What do you mean about having to earn it?” She asked, voice wavering.
The man hummed, rocking back and forth on his feet. “I have plans for us, darlin’. Plans you aren’t gonna like. But that’s okay. You don’t gotta like them. You just have to go along with them, save yourself some trouble that way.”
“Like what?” She spat out, frustrated.
He stood up, groaning as he straightened his legs. “Now, it wouldn’t be any fun if I told you from the jump, would it?” He began to pace the room, a study of some kind. Dani could feel the wall to wall bookshelves pressed against her back. Could see the leather arm chair in the opposite corner of the room, with the side table and lamp next to it. It would’ve been charming, had Dani not been chained to the floor. “I’d say we’ll start off slow, but that wouldn’t quite be true. I like to get the dirty work out of the way first, makes it easier down the line.”
“You say that like you’ve done this before.”
He looked at her, amused. “What makes you think I haven’t?” He gestured down to the metal ring. “That’s not new, you know. It’s seen plenty of girls before it’s seen you.”
Dani’s stomach curled in on itself.
“I think we should establish some ground rules first. How does that sound?”
“Fuck you.”
The man cleared his throat. “So, rule one: you’re gonna do what I say, when I say it. No, don’t look at me like that—you’re gonna want to follow this rule. Because if you follow it, you’re gonna save us both a lot of time and energy avoiding some of the punishments that’ll happen if you don’t. Do you understand me?”
Dani bristled. “Like hell I will.”
“It’s non-negotiable. Break a rule, I break something of yours. It’s simple, really. Rule one won’t be as hard as you think it will. At least, not after a while, it won’t. You’ll catch on fast.” He fixed her with another look. “Rule two will be harder for you. You’re gonna have to watch your mouth.”
“This is bullshit,” Dani muttered to herself.
“Ah, ah. We’ve barely even gone 0ver the rules and you’re already starting to break them. Would you really prefer to have this conversation end in a punishment?” Dani shook her head. “Then watch your mouth.”
Dani looked around the room for something, anything, that she could reach. She had the books behind her, but they wouldn’t do much, not against him. You couldn’t pick a lock with a book, either. And she wouldn’t be getting very far with that damn cuff on her ankle.
“Rule three: you won’t, under any circumstance, leave this cabin without a chaperone. That will most likely be me. There are gonna be some pretty damning consequences if you do, and, quite frankly, I don’t feel like chasing you down to see where you’ve ended up.”
“How the hell am I gonna leave the cabin if I’m chained to the floor, genius?” Dani asked, chain rattling as she shook her ankle.
The man sighed. “You really are a bad listener, aren’t you? You’ll lose the chain when you’ve earned it. Which means following the rules. Which you are currently doing a piss poor job at.” He got closer to her. Dani tried to push herself into the shelf behind her, but there was nowhere left to go. “Do you know why I’m doing this? Why I’ve gone to all the trouble of doing this instead of just killing you?”
“I’m gonna guess it’s because you get off on it.”
She hoped she sounded braver than she felt.
He just shook his head. “It’s because I think you and I’ve got some unfinished business to attend to. And killing you just ain’t gonna cut it.”
Dani straightened up. “And what happens if I keep breaking the rules?” She asked. “Will you get sick of me and get it over with?”
“No,” He said slowly. “But you’re gonna wish I had.”
“Oh my God,” Dani groaned. “You’re insane.”
His eyebrows rose. “Is that right.” Dani could tell his patience for her antics was dwindling. His finger tapped against his crossed arms impatiently. “Well, I think I’ve had enough of this for the day. We’ll get started on our lessons together tomorrow.”
“Lessons?”
He ignored her and started for the glass paned double doors on the other side of her.
A thought came to Dani. “Wait,” she called out. The man turned back to her, eyebrows raised. “Do you think you’ll do it?”
He sighed, exasperated. “Do what, darlin’.”
“Whatever it is you plan on doing with me. Do you think you’ll do it?”
The man gave her a small smile. “I sure hope so.”
As he went to leave again, Dani piped up, saying, “I really need to use the rest room.”
The man stopped.
“Can I—” Dani sighed, frustrated. “Can I go to the bathroom, please?”
He considered it. “It’d probably be best to get that bit of business over with, wouldn’t it.” He made his way back over to her.
“Good to know you’re not into that as well,” Dani murmured as he began to mess with the cuff around her ankle. He yanked on her ankle as he gave her a dirty look. “Jesus, sorry.”
The man pulled at his collar, producing a necklace with a key hanging from it that he then pulled over his head and held in his hand. Dani watched reverently, noticing how the dull metal rubbed against his fingers as he brought the key to the cuff and turned it into the lock. She yanked her ankle out of the cuff as soon as the lock popped open, leaning down to rub circles into the tender skin. He didn’t wait for her to finish, instead pulling Dani up by the arm to stand.
Walking her to the door, he turned to her and said, “Don’t get any ideas.”
“Wouldn’t dream of it,” she grumbled back.
They were instantly met with the back of a sofa once they stepped out of the study, into a room with both a living area and a dated kitchen. Dani glanced past the red knitted blanket hanging from the arm of the sofa and the end table to stare at the wooden door from across the room, sunlight peeking through the window in it. An exit. As they walked past the kitchen down to the hall, she saw a figure standing by the sink, who turned to look back at her.
Another girl.
She was young, younger than Dani was, but taller, too. Long, blonde hair hung down her shoulders, running down in rivulets that reached past her elbows. Her height had left her willowy, limbs slim enough to snap at the slightest bit of pressure. She pulled down the rolled up sleeves of her blue sweater and worried the loose threads as she stared back.
The man quickly ushered her along, not giving her any more time to watch as the other girl stared right back at her. “Who is that?” Dani asked, craning her neck to get another look.
“She’s none of your concern,” was all the man said back, pulling the second door down the hallway open to reveal a modest bathroom, tightly squeezed with older fixtures. “Make it fast, I don’t have all day.”
Dani nodded, turning to enter the room.
Then, she turned back around and swung her fist right at his jaw.
It connected with a crack, sending him careening towards the wall, gripping his face and groaning. Dani could hear a gasp from across the cabin. She didn’t waste a moment. She wrenched her arm away and backed out of his grasp.
And then, she started to run.
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whump-place · 4 months
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A prompt for you!!
Whumpee after being rescued is scared to death of Caretaker, they just sit on their bed all day, believing they're locked like Whumper always left them locked in their room (though they're not). Caretaker sits with them and caresses their hair saying they care about Whumpee and are never gonna hurt them, but Whumpee is still scared because that's exactly what Whumper used to say after their torture sessions!
Poor Whumpee doesn't know how to act, they're so afraid </3
First of all, thank you so much! You are the first one to actually send me a prompt I hope you like it 😭
ontent: Whumpee thinks Caretaker is their new Whumper, self isolation, fear of punishment, past torture.
"Whumpee?" Someone was knocking at the door, Caretaker spoke, she sounded worried. "Are you there?"
What kind of question was that? Of course they were there, where else would they be? They wouldn't ever dream of escaping, they swear, they were good! They had to let Caretaker know that!
"Yes, ma'am. I'm here, this is where you left me, i didn't move, I promise." That was half true, Caretaker had left them on the bed, blankets covering their body, she had told them to rest and sleep and so they did. But in the morning they made the bed and sat on the edge, they didn't want to be punished for slacking.
"Oh, um. That's good? I guess." A small pause and then Caretaker spoke again. "Can I come in?"
Whumpee shoke their head. They don't want Caretaker near them, they just want to be left alone. But of course they didn't say that out loud, that would be suicidal.
"You can do as you please, ma'am." They answered instead. Their eyes were already tearing up, Whumper never visited them unless it was punishment day, and that hurts so much, please, they'll be good! They can be good, please!
The door slowly opened, Caretaker was right in front of them, holding a glass and an apple.
"Oh." That was all Caretaker said, her eyes wandering around the room, Whumpee made sure that it was spotless, was something wrong? "You...? Nevermind."
Caretaker set the glass and the apple on the nightstand, carefully taking a step back.
"Whumpee... can I speak to you for a second?"
"You can do as you please, ma'am" but please, don't hurt me. Not yet, please.
Caretaker frowned a bit, and Whumpee was sure that they already messed up, but instead of a beating, Caretaker said:
"Thank you"
Whumpee hadn't expected her to actually sit next to them, usually Whumper would 'talk' throwing things at Whumpee, yelling, sometimes they even kicked them, Whumper doesn't sit next to them, never.
"You see, Whumpee. I... Ahg. What am I doing?"
Caretaker didn't say another word, Whumpee realized that she wasn't good at showing her feelings through words, but through actions.
Her hand slowly caresses their hair, not saying a word.
"I know you are scared, but I promise that I will never hurt you. I... I don't really know what could I say to make you feel better, I'm sorry"
Those were really kind words, Whumpee must admit. But there was still something that made him shiver; Whumper used to do the same. Exactly the same.
Kind words, kind touch. Whumper liked to see their pet at his feet or with their head on their lap, begging for a gentle touch just before being...
Whumpee shut their eyes, leaning on the touch, they were so damn afraid.
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livingforthewhump · 1 year
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Whumper let out a long sigh as he stretched back on the couch, back cracking against the cushions. Whumpee was curled in the corner, his own back aching, but the protective instinct to make himself as small as possible won over any kind of pain he felt.
Unfortunately, that didn’t stop Whumper from looking over at him. Nothing he did ever seemed to stop Whumper. He leaned forward, propping his elbows on his long legs, and surveyed Whumpee.
Then he reached out a hand. “Come here.”
Whumpee hesitated, but the decision had already been made for him. Whenever Whumper spoke, Whumpee never had any choice but to obey, never mind his feelings on the matter. Shakily, he peeled himself up from the floor and walked over to Whumper. It felt weird to be standing over him. Whumper was so much bigger, so much taller, and Whumpee wasn’t usually on his feet a lot anyway. Still, Whumper’s gaze was as much a prison as anything else, and there was no question as to who had the power there.
Whumper looked Whumpee over, humming in thought. “You don’t have your collar on right now. But I don’t particularly want to go get it…” Whumpee’s heart jolted and he took a half step back. The collar was never a good sign. Whumper’s hand shot out, grabbing his wrist and pulling him back in with an iron grip. “See, that’s exactly why you need it, dumb thing,” he chided.
After a moment’s pause, he reached up and slid his tie off over his head, keeping it knotted. Using the hand holding Whumpee’s wrist, he tugged Whumpee down, successfully pulling the tie over the other man’s head and securing it at his neck.
“There we go,” Whumper murmured, using the tie to tug Whumpee in closer. Whumpee's throat bobbed in a swallow. The tie was pulled too tight by Whumper’s hand, digging into his adam’s apple and all but choking him. The tension tugged him into an odd angle, leaning over Whumper on the edge of his balance, centimeters away from collapsing on top of him, leaving his shaky core to work overtime to keep him upright.
It certainly didn’t help when Whumper’s hand left his wrist and started moving up his side, ridiculously warm through the thin fabric of his shirt.
“Stop—” Whumpee tried, but it ended in a grunting cough when Whumper jerked the tie, sending Whumpee toppling forward.
His arms flew out to catch him, landing on the back of the couch on either side of Whumper’s head, caging him in in an odd imitation of the pose Whumper was so fond of taking with Whumpee. Still so obvious to them both that an imitation was all it was. All the power lay with Whumper—not in the circumstances Whumper had forced them into or the resources Whumper had, as Whumpee had tried to convince himself at first. It lay within who Whumper was, and who Whumpee was before him. Nothing more than clay to be molded. A game to be played.
Whumper’s arm was looped around Whumpee’s waist now, stopping him from pulling away. His arms were shaking from the effort of holding himself up like this.
“You look scared, Whumpee…are you?” Whumper murmured, eyes sparkling. His voice dipped down low. “Answer me, boy.”
Whumpee swallowed thickly. “Y-yes.”
“Yes…?” The word was a warning, as was the slight tightening of the hand around his waist.
“Yes sir.” His eyes screwed shut as he spoke. A mistake. Whumper tugged him forward further, bending his elbows more and making him tremor from the strain.
“You think you don’t deserve this. Is that right? You think you deserve to be free of me?” There wasn’t any of the anger Whumpee expected in his voice, mere curiosity and amusement.
Whumpee opened and closed his mouth, entirely unsure how to respond. Whether to be honest and give the wrong answer or to face the punishment for lying.
Whumper seemed to take his hesitation as its own answer. “That’s okay, I’m not mad.” His hand left his waist—other still firmly grabbing the tie—and slid up his chest to take hold of his chin while Whumpee arched away from the touch. “I understand where you’re at. Up until now I’ve only ever hurt you, haven’t I? And you can’t understand why, so you assumed I was being unjust. Does that sound right?”
Whumpee’s heart clambered in his chest. Nothing Whumper had just said was wrong, exactly…but it also didn’t sound right.
“Whumpee?”
“Mm—yes sir,” he whispered.
“Good.” His voice was silky and gentle and it terrified Whumpee more than anything else he’d done. “Relax, now, boy, I’m just talking to you. You can let go, I’m not going to let you fall.” His arms wrapped around Whumpee’s middle, bracing around him as he obeyed and let his arms fall limp under his weight. Whumper supported him, maneuvering him to sit on the couch beside him with his knees tucked underneath him.
Then he grabbed onto the tie again, making Whumpee to lean over his lap, shoulder pressed against Whumper’s chest.
“You fought me so much in the beginning. Do you remember? It wasn’t that you were afraid of being hurt—that’s only natural. Your defiance was against me. You didn’t want me anywhere near you, no matter what I was going to do.” As he spoke, Whumper traced his hand across Whumpee’s curved back, his shoulders, slipping into his hair. Whumpee held back his very breath for fear of attracting even more attention.
He leaned forward suddenly, lips brushing up against Whumpee’s ear as he murmured, “You were very bad to me, Whumpee.” And then he relaxed again, and eyes roving over Whumpee’s half-cowering form. “But I’m sure we’ll make up for that later. In the meantime, I’ve had to give you a form of exposure therapy, if you will.”
Whumpee shuddered at the term, sucking a breath in through his teeth when Whumper’s hand found his face, cupping his cheek and turning it up to look at him. From the way he was leaning against Whumper, they were very, very close together.
“I had to hand-feed you the worst possible scenario, little thing. You were rebellious no matter what I planned to do, so I worked with you until you were okay with whatever I wanted to do by helping you not fight against the most scary things. And just look at you now.” His thumb stroked over Whumpee’s face for emphasis, then he wrapped both arms around the poor boy’s shoulders and pulled him fully into his chest. “You still don’t understand yet, all the way. But it’s helped. Hasn’t it helped you feel better, Whumpee?”
His throat burned. He wanted to throw up. He wanted to cry. More than anything he just wanted to not be here anymore. “…yes sir.”
Whumper’s arms squeezed tight for a moment before relaxing, sinking Whumpee into his lap to lay down. “It has, I can tell. And we’re not done yet. We’ll keep working until you’re willing to let me do anything, so long as it’s me who wants it.”
Whumpee’s bottom lip wobbled. He hated the way Whumper looked down at him, like he was a sacrificial lamb on an altar, just waiting to be destroyed for the sake of his own sins. Whumper’s hand pet over him absently before grabbing ahold of the tie and wrenching it tight, cutting off Whumpee’s air completely.
“Don’t worry, boy. I’ll make sure to keep you needy in the meantime. After all, what’s the real joy of receiving something if you don’t want for it first?”
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mj-iza-writer · 3 months
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Because I got a rude comment from a homophobe. ALSO, because I love writing Whumper and Whumpee relationships where they just bicker back and forth like an old married couple. But Whumper be dammed if anyone messes with Whumpee on their watch, thats their job no one elses..... 😝
Whumper gave up on torturing Whumpee a long time ago. Whumper just doesn't want to get rid of them though. They both just bicker back and forth now. It's a game for both of them now.
Have I written a story like this already... yes. Will I write more like this.... also yes.
Whumpee snuck another package into the cart while Whumper looked over some fruit.
"Put it back, we aren't getting those", Whumper didn't even look.
"Put what back?", Whumpee shrugged as they pretended to look at apples.
"Whatever few items you slid in when you thought I wasn't paying attention", Whumper turned.
"Come on, I'm hungry.... and I want snacks", Whumpee pleaded, "please."
"No", Whumper rolled their eyes.
"I'll do it", Whumpee grinned slightly.
"No, you won't. Please behave", Whumper frowned.
Whumpee only grinned wider, "please master."
"Whumpee, stop it", Whumper shushed, "you know you don't call me that in public."
"I'll get on the ground and crawl to your feet like you used to make me", Whumpee whispered, "I'll beg like I did when you were doing you know what to me."
"You do it, you will never come shopping again", Whumper threatened.
Whumpee looked at the floor, then at Whumper.
Whumper looked around, "fine you can choose two snacks, but that's it."
Whumpee celebrated by throwing their arms up, "yah!"
"You little crook, black mailing me", Whumper looked in the cart, "how did you get that much in their."
"I know how to sneak things past you", Whumpee winked, "I used to do it all of the time. It was a survival skill I learned."
"Like when?", Whumper pinched the bridge of their nose.
"Let's leave the past where it belongs", Whumpee grinned.
"Only when it's about you right? You proudly wave what I did like it's one of your pride flags", Whumper pushed the cart out of the way to grab something.
"Exactly", Whumpee grinned as they looked over the snacks they had hid in the cart, "though if you want to know one example, I'm the one who kept changing the station on your radio. Every night when you showered, I would sneak and change it."
"I bought a new radio because of you", Whumper bumped the cart into Whumpee, "let me guess you stole all of the batteries from the remotes to."
Whumpee laughed, "kind of, I helped your friend do it as a joke. They paid me twenty dollars to help them."
"What did you do with twenty dollars?", Whumper turned down another aisle, "you never left the house, I know that's for certain."
"I asked your friend to use it to buy me snacks for my stash", Whumpee smiled, "I held onto it for a while, then you started to starve me, so I gave it to them to get me food."
Whumper shook their head, "not going to lie, I'm kind of impressed."
"Thanks", Whumpee smiled, "I never thought I'd admit any of that, but here we are."
"Well you did what you did to survive", Whumper frowned, "I'm sorry you had to though."
"It's okay. Like I said, the past is past", Whumpee smiled, "I'm glad we can joke about it now."
"Same", Whumper winked.
On their way through the store, Whumpee noticed a pride display.
"Go ahead and look", Whumper grinned and watched Whumpee walk to it before following them.
"I wonder what this flag means", Whumpee held one up, "I've not seen it yet. It looks cool."
Whumper pulled out their phone, "it's for the...."
A group of people came by and glared at Whumpee.
"You know that's a sinner's flag right?", one of them pointed, "repent to the Lord you sinner."
Some others laughed at Whumpee.
Whumper sighed, "let those without sin throw the first stone."
Whumper glared at the group.
"You have no idea what you are talking about and hide behind a book when it's a mockery of who God truly was", Whumper scolded, "do you think God would be agreeing with you, or would They be hugging my friend here who you all just hurt. Now get out of my face before I give you a really big problem."
"You can't talk to us like that", an older person yelled.
"But you can talk to us like how you just did", Whumper grinned, "you are doing God a big disservice."
Whumper watched the group quickly walk away after that.
Whumpee made a sniffling sound.
Whumper looked at them and saw they had turned away to hide their tears.
"I'm sorry Whumpee, I'm sorry that happened", Whumper reached for them, and pulled them close to hug them, "you know they're wrong and closed minded."
Whumpee nodded, "it still hurts."
An employee came up, "I'm sorry for bothering you. I just witnessed what happened and called my manager and security. That group is being removed from the premises and will not be welcomed back. We are LGBQTA+ allies and will not let that slide. If you'll hang out right here, my manager wants to apologize in person."
"Yes that's fine, thankyou so much", Whumper nodded as they rubbed Whumpee's back.
The group shuffled by, all glared at Whumper and the store employee.
"You fucking queers are what's wrong with this country", one of them yelled.
"Your hate is what's wrong with this world", Whumper retorted.
"Whumpee, how about you pick something out in the pride area while we wait", Whumper smiled.
"You mean it?", Whumpee looked up in shock.
"Yes that's fine", Whumper smiled.
The manager came over and apologized for the scene and offered a discount on their items they were purchasing.
Whumper thanked them and the store employee for how the situation was handled.
"It's not a problem, we have to stick together", the manager smiled, "I'm glad they have an ally like you to take care of them."
Whumpee nodded, and grinned at Whumper.
Whumpee cuddled their new item close as they watched out of the window on the way home.
"Thankyou Master, I'm thankful for you speaking up for me", Whumpee smiled at Whumper.
"You're welcome, Whumpee. Let's get home", Whumper smiled.
Hello, MJ here. I want to be clear, I fully support the LGBQTA+ and I am proud to also be part of the community, I love this community so much. I strive to make sure my account is as safe as I know how to make it, and that's not just for LGBQTA+ community but for other communities as well.
I am, in fact, a gay Christian. I disagree with those who say God is against being gay, as it is everywhere in the world.
I received a comment today on YouTube that said that the LGBQTA+ is disgusting and against Biblical principles (it's not, the Bible was rewritten). This is not the first time I've heard this, I wish I had a dollar every time I heard it though.... I'd be rich."
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echo-goes-mmm · 9 months
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Ambrose and Elliot #1
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Warnings: implied past non-con, mentions of alcohol (cider)
A Whumpee hiding from Whumper by exclusive use of the taverns scattered across the country
He has a whole speech:
"I don't have any money, but I'll do anything you want for a meal and a night of rest. Please don't tell anyone."
And most of the time it works! But the results range anywhere from pity (the best) to cruel and sexual (the worst, but so much better than Whumper. It's just one night)
But tavern keepers aren't exactly well known for keeping secrets.
"I've heard of you," says one of them. Whumpee's heart sinks and his hands shake. Who else knows? Does Whumper know where he is?
"You'll do anything for a meal and a bed for the night, right?" He continues. Whumpee nods, his voice having fled his throat.
"I want a private conversation with you in the morning," says the keeper, his expression hard to read. "That's all. I'll even throw in breakfast afterwards."
Whumpee stares at the tavern keeper.
"Yes Sir," he croaks. The keeper gestures for him to sit at the bar, and disappears into the kitchen.
He returns quickly with a bowl of stew and a crust of bread, and of all things, a mug of warm cider. Whumpee hasn't had cider before. Whumper would never have allowed it.
The tavern keeper tells him where his room is, and ignores Whumpee for the rest of the evening.
The bed is amazing.
Whumpee can't sleep. Surely "talking" isn't going to be all the keeper demands. Especially if Whumper knows where he is. He thinks of the cider, and the sweet taste of the apples. He doesn't want to go back. He start to cry.
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