Hi everyone! Please call me Daisy! I'm mostly a lurker in the Whump Community, but I do eventually want to get into writing whump as well! The tag for asks and my original posts is #DaisyDukesđŠ
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My trope preferences and squicks are below the read more
ăđŠăMy Preferences:
Child Whumpee
Comfort/Caretaking
Conditioning
Defiant Whumpees
Drugging
Forced to Torture
Forced to watch others get hurt
Illness (fever, sickness, chills, hypothermia, pneumonia, heatstroke, etc.)
Intimate Whumper
Kidnapping/Captivity
Manhandling
Mind Break
Mouth Whump
Non-Human Whumpees
NSFWhump
Pet Whumpees
Recapture
Restraints
Self-Destructive Whumpees
Torture
Used as Bait
ăđŠăMy Squicks:
Animal Whump
Carewhumper
Death
Domestic Abuse
Eye Whump
Incest
Infant/child death
Limb Loss
Natural Disaster (earthquakes, storms, car accident, hurricane, etc)
Pedophilia
Pregnancy Whump
Stockholm Syndrome
Terminal Illness
I just lovelovelovelovelovelove when a whumpee is SO persuaded that caretaker is gonna treat them the same ways whumper did. In any sphere of whump, really!
Found family, living weapon, religious whump, royalty whump, pet whump (caretaker new master my love), hero whump, medical whump, whether the whump has been going on for years of 20 minutes, really, anything!
Love me the trope of a nonhuman Whumpee, backing themself into a corner and begging Caretaker not to see them as dangerous after their past a living weapon comes out
Caretaker looking through the records of what Whumpee was put through and made to do as Whumpee pleads with them that they're still them! They're still the Whumpee Caretaker knows, that they've changed, that they aren't that monster anymore
And all Caretaker can do is look at them with a heartbroken expression, still holding the records of the torture Whumpee was put through as they whisper- "Whumpee, you were a child."
A prideful whumpee who never accepts help or admits to struggling and a caretaker who has to be sneaky about it:
Oh they just happened to make extra food if whumpee wants any.
Oh the caretaker gets so nervous at the doctors and can whumpee come with them to the med bay, and while they're there the whumpee might as well get that wound checked out.
No no really they just happened to be in the area and wanted to hang out, if whumpee's too sick to go anywhere, theyâll just have to hang out here, and while caretaker is here they figure they might as well help tidy up the place.
When whumpee calls them with a tearful âI need helpâ caretaker feels something inside them turn cold because something has to be really terribly wrong
Listen to me okay? A tiny, pet, nonhuman whumpee can be abused online for clout.
Do you hear me? A tiny, pet, nonhuman whumpee can be taught tricks that hurt their body and put in cages that give them no privacy and become desperately dependent on the affection of a neglectful owner.
Do you get it? A tiny, pet, nonhuman whumpee can be recorded for youtube or tiktok or instagram videos where the owner shows the audience how much fun they're having while they're actively displaying a stress behavior.
Is this making sense??? And when the tiny, pet, nonhuman whumpee upsets the owner, they can be locked away in a bedside table drawer and left to scream and scream and scream but no one will ever hear them until they're pulled out!!! Alright?!?!?!?!?!?!
â carelessly restrained with tight, rough ropes around their torso and wings, ripping out feathers and breaking skin and bone in the process
âPlease⊠I'll never be able to fly againâŠâÂ
â whumpee having absolutely gorgeous feathers and being presented to all who want to see, with no say in the matter
âLook, mom! So pretty! I want one for home!â â âWe can check if they have one for sale, honey. Maybe for your next birthday, hm?â
â ripping out feathers for tools or decoration and shaming whumpee for the bald spots it creates
âIt looks⊠sickly. You sure its safe to be around?â
â big, beautiful wings wrapping around a bruised and battered body
âDon't touch me, please... Leave me alone...â
â unable to put them in a brace after they break, causing permanent damage and pain when they heal
â whumpee ripping out their own feathers as a stress response, making whumper bind their arms at all times
âCan't have you devaluing yourself, can we? Now be good and look pretty for us, yeah?â
â caretaker gently helps whumpee preen on their back after months of neglect, with all the patience in the world
âSssh⊠It's okay. I got the worst done already. Doesn't that feel good?â
â âMy wings used make me free. I could go anywhere I wanted, whenever. Now, they're the reason for my cage.â
â that sinking feeling when even whumpee's saviours stop to marvel at their wings, once again making whumpee feel like an oddity and fearing for what their saviors' real intentions are
We all love a conditioned whumpee, someone who was torn from normality and thrown into violence - but what someone who has known nothing else?
Whether they were born into their station, kidnapped as a child, or even if they've forgotten their previous life, this feeling of ownership is all they know.
Living weapons who don't know anything but their calling. Pets and servants who can't recall ever being treated as people. A conditioning that runs so deep that it's nothing you can undo, because nothing came before it. To try and heal them, you'd have to break them down to build them back up again.
Oh your pet whumpees is sick??? Bring them to the vet!!
If the whump is common place and societal, itâs artificial lights and tile floors, overly cheery nurses and waiting rooms crowded with other terrified whumpees. Clinical discussions in oversanitized rooms fitted with padded restraints to hold whumpee down. Meds that barely work and taste even worse.
If the whump is more underground, expect a back alley treatment, corralling whumpee into an abandoned brick building. Bloodstained concrete floors hastily hosed down, people in cheap doctorâs coats to seem professional. Casually clinical discussions where whumpee is strapped to a metal table with belts and handcuffs. Shady pills that may work, or it may just kill whumpee, who knows.
you know how you said that @painwithoutplot ? what if i had a hidden snippet of something i never posted because i didn't know how to end it and just posted it Like That bc of that tag. what then.
cw: living weapon, shock collar, training, đ, dehumanisation, it pronouns
Itâs stupid of him. It.
They keep trying to teach it and none of it sticks into its head, so it already knows how stupid it is â but this is worse.
Thereâs no reason for it. The handler reaches for his â it, because it has been accepted as a weapon and it should be grateful â collar and it both flinches and pushes the man back with a press of his thought.
The room goes quiet â after it can hold back its gasp. It takes a step forward, hiding its hands behind its back to hide their trembling. If they just take the collar off now-
The handler tries to slap him. Itâs deserved he knows- it deserves it. The powers are not its to use, itâs been taught. A weapon is to be wielded, not to wield. It is to be aimed and fired.
The slap doesnât connect, and the handler is pushed another step back. It forces himself forward.
âSir-â
âWhat do you think youâre doing?â
The handler steps close and it canât control itself. It finds itself walking backwards. It half-blocks the next hit, still trying to stutter out apologies.
âShut up. They told me you were ready, what is this?â he backs it into the corner, âDisobedience? Do you not know what you are?â
It tries to apologise again. The man tries to slap him, again. It pushes him back again and chokes on the last breath it manages to take. The handler stares at him coldly.
He scoffs.
âFine. Youâre here to learn, so youâll learn. Even if itâs not my job to teach you this.â
He mutters something under his breath when he turns to fiddle with the collarâs remote. He doesnât speak a word as he steps closer, trying to cuff it again.
Repeating to itself that it doesnât want to push its handler away does nothing. The man slides back and it sees sparks, dropping to the floor.
âControl is important, you know? I have to get close to correct your technique. We have to be able to spar without you borrowing powers.â
Itâs trying to push itself back and something moves in the corner of its eyes, and it doesnât even know if it reacted before it drops back, trembling. It hurts. All throughout his body, like pinching that leaves him shaky and unsteady. Vaguely sore.
âYou need to learn. What if your orders require you to get hit? What if I were your master?â
Itâs stupid. It canât even see hands or boots anymore and still the handler is pushed back and the collar shocks it. The handler uses the tip of his foot to roll it up and even that it reacts to.
Itâs slightly better when it can see the hit coming â but it only ever manages to deflect. The handler moves his hand and instead of sending him flying, it breaks one of the discarded swords. It still gets a shock.
The handler sighs.
âThis takes repetition. They should have started immediately.â
He shakes his hand and manages his shoulder, eyeing the weapon racks. âYou cleared for healing yet?â It manages a shaky nod. More dread than pride at the idea that itâs the youngest of its batch to be. Itâs the first one to get weapon training, as well.
Maybe the instructors skipped something.
The handler picks up one of the swords. He tries to take a step forward and is sent flying across the room. He doesnât groan when he pushes himself up, quietly walking to its side. He skids back only a few steps when it notices him.
âWeâll train that out of you.â
It doesnât take long for its body to stop reacting. Itâs sore and exhausted and just the weak spasms the shocks leave behind feel exhausting. It canât move its eyes and it doesnât flinch anymore. It tries really hard to just stay still and take it because it knows thatâs whatâs expected.
Itâs whatâs always expected, and usually itâs better at doing it.
âThis is hard because while your body can get too tired to resist, your brain canât. Not that quickly, at least. And youâre still pretty new, full of energy.â
The blade sinks into the mats, in front of its eyes. One of the bows flies off the rack. The handler kicks its back, and it rolls to the side pathetically. It braces for a shock that never comes.
It meets the handlerâs eyes.
âThere we go. Some progress. Iâll talk to someone about adding this to your schedule. You need more sessions. Regular practice. Unexpected, too.â
He tries to hit it with the flat of the blade and it flies back to the racks. He snorts. âWeâre not done yet.â
He crouches down, hands moving slowly towards it. They stay in sight at all times. Snapping brings no reaction, neither do clapping or pinching. He can pat its cheeks, and the small slaps he gives have no effect.
A harsher one makes it push away. He tries to jab a finger in its eyes and skids away with a groan.
âIâm calling someone else. Stay put.â
It blinks at the ceiling and tries to wrestle the powers it stole under control. It slams the door on the next handler.