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Make your emotionally repressed character feel every single emotion as nausea. So they’re nauseous literally 24/7. With no idea why.
Okay that is all
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Hey hey hey
Make your emotionally repressed character feel every single emotion as nausea. So they’re nauseous literally 24/7. With no idea why.
Okay that is all
Whump prompt:
Give your whumpees a level of pain they’d usually be able to manage okay, but also pile on some sleep deprivation. Watch as suddenly the pain they thought they were used to handling feels unmanageable. Bonus points if now they feel super bad for breaking down/showing pain/needing rest, because “I’m not usually this pathetic”.
Based on me being in a flare for three days + not sleeping all of last night.
Medically trained whumpee trying to take their own pulse, but they’re so disoriented they keep losing track of the numbers and having to start over.
“37, 38, 39, 30, wait… 40, 39… no… 1, 2, 3…”
Make your whumpee be sick to their stomach. And then make them all alone so they have to clean up their own vomit. Which makes them feel more sick. Which makes them vomit more.
Reason I would make a great whumpee number 186: Earlier today I had this exchange with a few of my friends.
Me- walks into the room, dramatically slumps onto the couch.
My friends- “You okay?”
Me- “Yeah. I’m fine. Just… not exceedingly conscious…” Proceeds to pass out and collapse.
Make your whumpee pass out in a crowded place. Vision slowly going dark as they think to themself “not now, not here- anywhere but here.”
Have their legs buckle as they sprawl out on the dirty floor, knocking into people’s legs, head coming to rest on a stranger’s shoe.
Maybe they’re in a narrow place like an aisle. Do people step over them? Kick them to the side? Does anyone stop to help or check on them? Are people annoyed?
(I passed out getting up from class today and the room full of ~75 nursing and pre-health students acted like they had never seen a disabled person before)
Random whumpy fainting stuff
From a person who passes out almost daily from dehydration and POTS
Fainting can be dramatic (eyes rolling back, falling to the floor, etc), but it can also be subtle sometimes. Even standing up, your whumpee could just sway in place a bit, eyes going unfocused and dilated. Maybe those around them grow concerned as they realize whumpee is unresponsive, before moving to touch them, shake their shoulder, and watching with horror as whumpee tips over and slumps to the floor.
When your whumpee is coming to, there’s often a few seconds where they are aware of and can understand everything around them, but are unable to move or talk. Just laying there, maybe mumbling something quietly or waving a hand at most, body still coming back online.
Whumpee catching themself passing out, deliberately breathing slow and deep in an attempt to not faint, even as they slowly feel their thoughts leaving them. The darkness fuzzing in on the corners of their vision and masking their surroundings, and the last, frustrated thought of “well, shit” as they sink to the ground, breathing exercises having failed them.
Alternatively, there can also be a few seconds after (before??) coming to when your whumpee isn’t cognizant of what is happening, but it appears like they are. They may sit up, even respond to a basic question, and then blink awake, completely disoriented at already being upright and moving.
Everyone around them freaking out, disorienting whumpee even further as they wake up to the concerned voices and roaming hands and prodding and questions. Whumpee attempting to brush everyone off, appease everyone, to just get away as they maybe stagger to their feet or curl into a ball.
Look having a chronic illness sucks, but at least I can accurately write from the POV of a half-conscious/in shock character. Makes writing dialogue so much fun. Just gotta channel that headspace where nothing fucking makes sense and also your body isn’t listening to your commands and you feel absolutely drugged and words shut down.
Mmmm later I might make a prompt list/dialogue post for whump based on irl experiences i’ve had. Thoughts?
Should I do whump prompts of my irl experiences
No (why? ☹️)
Yes, do separate posts for each
Yes, do one big prompt list