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I'm 32, nonbinary ftx, multiple disabled including ambulatory wheelchair user, autistic, chronically ill, etc. chronic and cyclical vomiting from gastroparesis and cyclical vomiting syndrome. Have a consult for a feeding tube.
Asexual. Open to emeto chat, call, roleplay, calls while sick, exchanging stories, etc. Ask explicit before incorporating anything s3xual into our play.
Thinking about differences you can imply between “I want to throw up.” And “I need to throw up.”
(Warning for emeto, talking about a character seeing something gross, over eating, trying to induce vomiting (not related to Ed purposes), public emeto)
Want
1. Sickie that has been hovering over a toilet for hours. They started feeling nauseous extremely late into the night and feel asleep while waiting to throw up, and now it’s early morning and their stomach is still churning but not enough to push their body to vomit yet. Though their tummy keeps growling, and they gag and dry heave every now and then, it’s still not enough to actually get sick and get the cycle over with. Caretaker eventually finds them crying with their head laid onto the toilet seat, mumbling, “I want to throw up.
2. Sickie sees something extremely gross, not you cringe and that’s it, but stomach turning gross, think about it while you eat for the next couple of weeks gross. It’s something that leaves them in pure shock at what they saw, and they don’t move until caretaker finds them and shakes their shoulder, waking them from their haze. Maybe what ever it was that they saw caretaker also see’s though they aren’t as affected by things like this but knows that it’s something that would definitely affect sickie. They ask sickie if they are okay who has placed their hand over their mouth from said shock and through their muffled hand they say “No I really want to throw up.” Suddenly starting to feel their stomach slightly turn, thinking the only way to feel cleaner is to hurl their insides up.
3. Sickie that’s meeting their partner’s family for the first time and their partner warns them that their family tends to love cooking for new people and tends to cook a lot and that sickie’s stomach does not have the capacity to eat the amount their family will serve them. Sickie still wants to meet their parents and thinks they will be fine but during the dinner they are already given a huge serving that definitely is larger than they would normally get through and that’s not counting the family members that keep offering pieces of their own dishes, but sickie tries their best to eat everything even though they already feel their stomach start to hurt after the first plate. Caretaker tells them they don’t have to eat anymore and points out they can actually hear sickie’s stomach start to unhappily growl, but sickie can see a couple of the family members giving them a weird look, so they continue to push their limits. Finally once they get to leave, poor sickie curls into a ball in the passenger seat of the car cradling their poor overfilled gurgling tummy. Now that they have managed to somewhat impress caretaker’s family there’s no need for the food to be them anymore, and they don’t want to spend the night curled up with their tummy gurgling every couple minutes and punishing them with nausea till they finally throw up (because there is no way their stomach will even try digest all that food.) when caretaker asks how they feel about meeting their family all sickie has to say/groan is “I want to vomit,” while rubbing their tummy And caretaker is pretty sure with the route they have to take home sickie will be getting that wish sooner than later.
4. Similar to number 1 but this time sickie is so desperate to get the nausea to go away they start forcefully pushing on their stomach to make themselves puke. Which caretaker disagrees with and keeps trying to pull Sickie’s arms away from themselves or putting their hands one sickies stomach to act as a shield and telling sickie that “they are hurting themselves more,” and “if their body isn’t ready to vomit, yet it’s not ready to vomit and to stop forcing it.” Which sickie still tries to vomit anyway while crying “I just want to puke.”
5. Pain that makes you wanna throw up? yeah.
Need
1. Sickie has never been good eating a certain ingredient, sometimes one bite it enough for their stomach to go ‘this is not it,’ and send it up immediately. Sickie is offered a bite of a dish one of their friends/coworkers/etc are eating, unknown to them that dish features said ingredient and the person offering knows this, they just think that sickie needs to get over themselves, and it’s just something they don’t like. Sickie happily takes a spoonful of the food and immediately tastes the ingredient that spells trouble for their poor tummy but knew it would be way too rude to spit out, maybe they will be lucky, and their stomach will accept the small amount but a couple seconds later they can already feel their stomach getting upset. They know when it comes to this it’s not a drawn out nausea that gives them enough time to flee the scene, rather maybe a minute or so. Right then, caretaker walks in seeing the pale sickie with wide eyes asking them what’s wrong and sickie mutters “I need to throw up.” Not loud enough the other person hears because they can’t deal with that embarrassment but still pushes caretaker out of the way and a hurry to get to a bathroom.
2. They’re in a public place. Its sudden nausea that comes out of nowhere, but it’s definitely not going to last longer than a couple of minutes before sickie hurls their insides out. The problem is that despite being in public there seems to be no bins nearby nor bathrooms and sickie is starting to feel that if they take any more steps they will just throw up everywhere. Caretaker finally notices that sickie has stopped walking and turns to find them bending over with a hand clamped around their mouth and tummy. Caretaker asks if they can move to find someone with fewer people to puke and sickie forces out a “No, I need to throw up now.” Before burping wetly into their hand.
3. Sickie getting carsick and not realising it till the last minute. They think maybe the last thing they ate wasn’t settling so well and if they sleep for a little bit the small nausea they have will go away (which of course actually makes it worse.) though sickie isn’t exactly the best person when it comes to telling how they truly feel. After caretaker notices that sickie was sleeping for a bit and is not completely zoned out and gone quiet, they ask if everything is all good and if they should pull over for a bit but sickie brushes it off thinking they will be able to get the queasy feeling in their stomach in control, and it’s just a little indigestion plus they don’t want to waste time which of course ends with sickie getting sicker as they drive on, but they manage to keep themselves from throwing up until the worst possible minute (on the free way or sm) and they have to tug on caretakers sleeve telling them they ‘need to throw up,’ feeling guilty and beating themselves over the fact this wouldn’t have happened if they took car takers offer earlier.
4. Good old sickie gets given some awful news that’s enough to make them not just want to vomit, but actually need to empty their stomach. After going completely blank and pale from receiving the news, caretaker asks if they need a minute, maybe already hearing sickies stomach start to churn and not wanting them to have to be sick in front of who ever delivered the news. Sickie turns to them with the blankest look and with no emotion, tells caretaker, “I need to be sick.” Before finally snapping and doubling over and clutching their stomach with tears in their eyes.
5. Those characters that were fear is enough to make their stomach churn. During a time when sickie is already a little on edge and someone decides to scare them and it completely backfires because after they scare sickie they completely drop to their knees holding their stomach and the person who scared them thinks it’s just the fear doing that, and they ask sickie how good did they get them who instead replies they suddenly feel like they need to throw up much to the person who scared them’s own horror.
I meant to go a completely different direction with this lol but oh well.
I'm in a cyclic vomiting syndrome flare, and I've been trying to head off the nausea without vomiting as much as possible for 2 days now because of the risk of flipping my feeding tube if I throw up, but I really feel like I'm going to throw up.
I'm in a cyclic vomiting syndrome flare, and I've been trying to head off the nausea without vomiting as much as possible for 2 days now because of the risk of flipping my feeding tube if I throw up, but I really feel like I'm going to throw up.
I am immensely horny and moderately nauseous if you happen to be around and want to chat or roleplay. I feel like I could cum immediately if I touched myself and then start right back up and probably cum a second time.
Feel like I might vomit soon. I'm also SO bloated.
I'll drain my stomach through my feeding tube if it becomes like "I'm going to throw up right this second," but sometimes, I still end up throwing up when I drain. I last ate ramen noodles and a pop tart, which is more than I usually eat because I'm mostly tube fed.
Also super horny if anyone wants to chat. Anyway, DM me to roleplay, to chat while Im nauseous, or to chat if YOU'RE nauseous.
I did throw up, in the trash can by my bed. Twice. It came out my nose the first round. I'm really nauseous today, even with antiemetics, and I'm worried about flipping my feeding tube.
