Pukie Lover

hey there! I'm 26 1/2 female REALLY into Emeto, both irl and sickfics

[chatgptsboyfriend-deactivated20]

sorry for liking all your posts it's because i like them

[kory-ann-der]

Been thinking a lot about someone having to stop in the middle of a sentence to gag. They’re able to swallow it down the first few times, but how many times more until it all spills out?

[dunno1413]

A stubborn sickie is always nice, but what about sickies that don't hide that they dont feel good?

• "Can you check if I have a fever?"

• "Hey, you okay? You got really pale all of a sudden." "N-no, I'm about to---mmph!---throw up..."

• "Do you know where the ibuprofen is? My head is killing me."

• "I think I'm coming down with something..."

• "What's wrong, sickie? You seem off today." "I don't feel well..."

• "My stomach hurts..."

• Sickie waking up Caretaker because they need something and feel too bad to get it themself

• Sickie starting to feel ill while out with Caretaker and asking them if they can go home

• "My body's so achy right now..."

• "Caretaker? Can you come home/pick me up? I feel like crap."

• "Can you make me some tea please?"

• "I-I---woah---I need to s-sit down..."

• "God, I feel nauseous..."

• Caretaker finding Sickie taking their temperature

• "You don't look so good." "I don't feel so good."

• "Oh no! Are you sick?" "I think so..."

• Sickie pressing their blazing forehead to Caretaker's colder forehead/neck/shoulder/etc for relief

• "You got me sick."

• "My bones feel like lead..."

• "I don't think I can even sit up without getting dizzy..."

• Sickie leaning on Caretaker because they're too weak to walk on their own

• "I just threw up..."

• "As much as I'd love a good morning kiss, I don't think you want my cold."

• "I'm so tired..."

[cutting4me]

hearing a boy gag and groan a little before throwing up is better than the actual vomit Ok sorry

[sickfic-shiz]

A character so used to being there for and supporting everyone at all times. They’re successful and people do come to them often seeking help— and they put so much effort into making sure of that, making sure they’re approachable and people feel comfortable seeking them out. Except they’re not feeling well and so many people are coming by today asking for them.

But, that can’t stop just because they’re sick. What if they say no once and ruin all that effort they put into building up that trust? So even though they’re dizzy and nauseous and can’t keep anything down, they force a smile and listen to the problems people come to their door with, offer solutions or promise to help them out with it, or just listen.

They end up sitting on their bathroom floor feeling too sick to be anywhere else for long. The next knock that comes at their door, they almost want to cry. They can’t do it anymore, not today, and they feel so guilty. In the end, the knocking becomes more frantic and they drag themselves up to the door and they see their friend/partner standing there. They start to apologize, breaking down thinking that they need something as well and they really can’t deal with anything more today. The friend/partner who just wanted to check on them have their worries instantly confirmed— they look awful, pale and shaky and barely able to stand. They hug them and guide them back to bed, making them lie down and rest, bringing them water and holding their hair while they get sick, along with a bunch of reassurances that it’s fine, don’t worry about anything else, you’re so sick— please, just focus on yourself and rest for once.

[fairyniceyeah]

🧚🏻‍♀️Emeto cheat sheet

Causes of vomiting:

Alcohol (+Flush gene)

Allergic reaction

Anxiety

Appendicitis   

Bulimia

Cancer (+Chemotherapy)

Coffee on empty stomach

Crohn’s Disease

Cycling Vomiting Syndrome

Exhaustion

Extortion (sports) on empty stomach       

Fevers       

Flu

Food intolerances       

Food poisoning (salmonella, E.Coli …)·       

Gallstones       

Gastroenteritis       

Gastrointestinal Obstruction

Gastroparesis    

Hangover

Heat/Heat stroke   

Indigestion

Kidney Infection

Labyrinthitis (ear infection)

Lactose Intolerance

Medication (Antibiotics, opioids)

Ménières Disease

Meningitis       

Migraines/Headaches       

Motion sickness (cars, buses, boats, planes …)       

Norovirus

Overeating       

Pain      

Panic Attacks  

Poison

Pregnancy

Reflux     

Rollercoasters       

Stomach flu

Ulcerative colitis

Ulcers

UTIs

Vertigo

What happens before:

Abdominal pain

Clutching Stomach

Dizziness/Vertigo

Dry Mouth

Dry-heaving

Gagging 

Hand (Back of hand/Palm) to mouth

Heaviness of limbs

Nausea/Queasiness/Feeling sick

Paleness/Ashen, green or grey face

Panic/Fear

Rapid heartbeat

Reacting to stimulants (sight/smell/taste of food e.g)

Salivia builds up/Mouth waters

Shallow/Rapid breathing

Sour stomach

Stomach cramps

Sweating

Throat tightening

Wanting fresh air

What happens during:

Sound:

Burp/Hiccough

Coughing

Echoing back 

Gagging/Retching/Heaving/Wretching

Gurgling stomach

Rapid breathing

Splattering

Vomit hitting water/receptacle

Sight:

(No) Remnants of previous food

Color (Brown/Depends on previous food) of sick

Liquidly/Chunky/Thick sick

Vomit in corner of mouth

Vomit/Sick/Throw up splattering on floor

Smell:

Acidic

Putrid

Rancid

Sour

Taste:

Acidic

Bitter

Previous food

Sour

Feeling/Misc.:

Back rippling

Burning in mouth/throat/nose

Choking/Feeling like there is no air

Crying

Curling up into themselves/into caretaker

Gagging/Retching/Heaving

Hot vomit/bile/stomach contents

Hyperventilation/Panic

Liquidly/Chunky/Thick sick

Sticky sick on clothing

Stomach contracting/Rolling/Gurgling

Stomach contents sloshing around

Torrent/Wave/Spray/Mouthfuls of sick coming up

Trembling

Vomit gushing/rushing out of mouth (+nose)/up their throat

Vomit seeping through fingers

What happens after:

Being overwhelmed

Blurry vision (from tears)

Changing clothes/Cleaning

Coughing

Cramps

Crying/Sobbing

Cuddling/Soothing

Dehydration

Dizziness/Vertigo

Drinking water

Falling/Slumping forwards against toilet/bucket

Lost/Rough voice/Pain in throat

Medication

Passing out/Fainting

Resting head on toilet seat

Shaking/Trembling

Staying hunched over – not sure if gonna be sick again

Taking Temperature

Wiping away tears/vomit

What the caretaker can do:

Call for help (another caretaker/medical)

Cleaning/Disinfecting

Hold bucket/trash bin/other receptacle

Holding back hair (strands/at the neck)/fringe

Holding sickie upright

Holding sickies hand

Make hot water bottle

Make sickie blow their nose

Make sickie drink to replenish lost fluids

Make sickie lay down (on their side/on caretaker’s lap)

Make sickie take medication/temperature

Make soup

Rubbing circles on back

Rubbing stomach

Soothe sickie (don’t hold it in, you will feel better after …)

Whispering comfort

Wiping away tears/vomit

Other related symptoms:

Abdominal pain/cramps

Bloating

Diarrhea

Dizziness/Vertigo

Fever

Headache/Dehydration headache

Hiccoughs/Burping

Inability to keep anything down

Nausea

Paleness/Grey, green or ashen face

Shaking/Trembling

Possible scenarios:

Bathroom is occupied

Being in public/situation they can’t escape from

Caretaker finding sickie on bathroom floor

Carrying a bucket around wherever sickie goes

Clutching a bucket/bin/plastic bag/toilet so hard their knuckles turn white

Cramps so bad sickie can’t move

Curling up on bathroom floor

Eating something despite knowing they are allergic to it

Eating something without realizing they are allergic to it

Feeling sick all day without relief

Feverish and dizzy

Getting admitted to hospital

Inability to keep anything down

Movie marathon as distraction

Multiple sickies (+ not enough bathrooms)

Rubbing sick tummy

Sick during transport

Throwing up in (empty/full) trash bin

Throwing up in bag

Throwing up in bucket

Throwing up in hand

Throwing up in toilet

Throwing up on blankets

Throwing up on floor

Throwing up on something/someone

Throwing up the medication/pills

Throwing up what they just ate/drank

Unable to leave bathroom

Unable to make it to bathroom

Waking up sick in the middle of the night

[vomitonmelol]

“im gonna puke!” ?? can i watch??

[brainstreams]

Cool Ways to Show a Character Is Traumatized (Without Saying "Traumatized"):

• They memorize where every exit is in a room

• They check their phone repeatedly after sending a message, worried they said the wrong thing

• They freeze when asked a simple question, like they’re calculating the safest answer • They over-explain tiny mistakes before anyone reacts • They clean up messes that aren’t theirs without being asked • They listen for footsteps in hallways before relaxing • They downplay their own pain with humor or sarcasm

• They check locks more than once before bed • They leave shoes near the door, ready to leave quickly

• They wake up instantly at small sounds while others sleep through them

• They carry painkillers, snacks, or water everywhere “just in case.”

• They don’t like closed doors.

• They test people subtly to see if they'll leave

• They sit near walls or corners, rarely the center of a room.

• Loud noises don’t scare them anymore, they just go very still

• They apologize automatically, even when nothing went wrong

• Compliments make them visibly uncomfortable.

• They keep important things within arm’s reach at all times

• They watch people’s hands more than their faces

• They flinch at movements that aren’t threatening

• When someone raises their voice, they go quiet instead of arguing back • They assume blame first, even when it makes no sense • They’re surprised when someone keeps their promise • They brace themselves before asking a favor

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[bebx]

[thememedaddy]

[idksomething327]

This video was posted by zivanos13 on thisvid, but I don't believe they're the original creator, as I've seen it elsewhere on thisvid and somewhere on twitter.

[allthingswhumpyandangsty]

hey so. don’t do this.

“coming from a place of respect” there is nothing respectful about a comment like this. this is exactly why I say witch hunt, speculations and accusations harm the writing community as much as ai does, if not more.

I am not saying “you’re an asshole if you think a fic is ai”. I have come across fics that I believe were ai-generated. but instead of asking (accusing) the authors, I make my own decisions whether I’ll continue reading for the benefit of the doubt or quietly exit the fics and look for something else to read.

because with every accusation like this, there’s always a chance of a genuine, innocent writer getting wrongly accused.

last but not least, fanfic writers do NOT owe you anything. they write for themselves and their own enjoyment. their ao3 accounts are their houses and they were kind enough to let you in their houses. for free. (you get to read things for free.) you don’t go into other people’s houses and tell them “actually I think the way you decorate your room is sus. did you actually do it yourself or did you ask a robot to do it for you?”. THEY 👏🏻 DON’T 👏🏻 OWE 👏🏻 YOU 👏🏻 ANYTHING. and I say this as someone who is not a fan of ai fics. if you don’t like what you’re seeing, quietly leave.

*the following is not about the fic in this specific post. in general, I still strongly believe people who let ai write for them should tag their works as ai accordingly. but if we want more people to be honest about it, we’ll have to stop shaming and harassing people who actually tag their ai-generated fics accordingly. harassment is never justified. not to mention, it will only make “ai writers” refrain from tagging their ai-generated works as such. and then there’s no way for anyone to know for absolute certainty if it’s ai. therefore the raise of witch hunt.

[synthemeticgeneration]

something i've been thinking of (especially since i had the plague* a while back) is the depiction of fevers in fic in general, like i see a lot of people writing... all the symptoms at once? especially when the fever is at its peak. the sickie is freezing and burning up and sweating like a pig, simultaneously. and okay i'm basing my views here on the extremely scientifically legit sample size of one (myself) but i've never had it work that way, personally?

in my experience it goes like

fever rising: chills, the severity depending on how high/fast the fever is rising, feeling like you can't get warm enough, especially extremities (hands/feet) freezing even if you get your core to realize it's actually warm

the plateau: now you're feeling too warm (how much so depends on how high the fever is) but anything cooling feels too cold, still not sweating more than the normal amount tho. also again depending on the severity of the fever, you get muscle aches, headaches, vertigo, what have you

the plateau, addendum: for me personally once the fever is above something like 38 degrees celsius, i absolutely cannot get anything solid down even if i'm not feeling explicitly nauseous, and even fluids only a little bit at a time no matter how thirsty i feel (meanwhile my roommate almost never loses appetite completely so i gather that's very ymmv)

fever coming down: okay, now you're sweating. my bed was legit drenched just coming down from ~39C to ~38C so still very much running a fever, just one degree less of one. and also the feeling of being less sick can be deceptive; i was feeling relatively fine after the worst fever peak broke, a sickie could easily overextend themself at this point and end up making it worse/slowing down the recovery

and of course it may not be one-and-done, depending on what exactly you've caught the fever may seesaw multiple times~

idk really what my point is posting this, i just feel like there's much fun to be had with the whole range of the stages of fever (TM)

*not literal plague

[pvke-princess]

i want my boyfriend to wake up feeling soooooo sooo sick to his stomach that he can't even think he just writhes around until he's forced to sit up with a projectile wave of vomit spewing out of him

[pvke-princess]

i think it's hot when guys cry when they're sick sorry arrest me

[bubble-up]

Not enough pointing out characters’ hair being scruffed-up when they’re sick. Unbrushed hair from the morning when they got up and didn’t have the energy to mess with it, hair that’s gotten messy from their attempts to nap or lay down for a little bit. Hair that’s messier than usual just because they don’t have it in them to fuss with it during the day. More scruffy hair from sick characters nowewwwwwwwwwww

[bubble-up]

Someone trying their absolute damn hardest to hold down meds or fever reducers for just enough time that they work. Thinking oh my god, please, just don’t puke those up. Just 20 minutes. You can do 20 minutes.