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saw someone (this was on Pinterest, of all places,) list out qualities of Mako's character and backstory they liked, and had people in their comments going, "yeah, if only they put these character traits and backstory in the show, smh such wasted potential," HOW DO YOU THINK... WHY... HOW WOULD THEY... HOW WOULD YOU KNOW ABOUT THOSE THINGS IF THEY WERENT IN THE SHOW... BUT...
Forceandrogynizing a transandrogyne egg who hadn't even really known of nonbinary people prior to their forcible transition. Absolutely mindbreaking them with gender euphoria, a cocktail of drugs, and intense sexual stimulation. Telling them they deserve it, and that they are too beautiful for one to resist. Keeping them suspended in bliss.
break me, manipulate me and gaslight me, fuck me in the head
i'll take it all with a smile, because i love you <33
ace ace ace ace sorry for being annoying you said you're gonna answer sasha's broken question bls i wanna know what your characters think
Not annoying at all! I meant to answer sooner but as usual, I got distracted and then forgot. :')
I see the word "broken", in referring to whumpees, as doing whatever is necessary to survive, even if that may defy their moral compass or principles for behaviour. Whether that be obeying the whumper unquestioningly, letting themself become what the whumper wants, saying what others want to hear etc. only to make it out, that's when I would see a character as "broken".
They've essentially broken their convictions for the greater goal of survival but this isn't always permanent. While I think it's possible for people to feel broken, you can't really break a person as much as you might be able to break their resolve. In the end, anybody is capable of healing, given the right environment and how they're treated.
For whumpers, I've never really used broken as an adjective but if I were, I'd probably mean that they were completely detached from any kind of human decency. Like, a void of a person who only acts in their own interest.
