Elle, 26. Whump and hurt/comfort sideblog. Mostly sickfic. Completely non-kink, though I may interact with kink blogs because they just have really good content. Let me know anything you want tagged. Have fun!
Hello there! So you've found my whump blog. I post mostly prompts and sometimes stories with generically named characters (A/B/C etc.) with very occasional fandom/canon character mentions.
I will take asks/requests, just be clear on what you'd like (list of prompts, fic, or just my thoughts on something).
Here is a list of things I won't write, due to anxiety about certain tropes or just general distaste.
And here is pretty much this blog in short form, a masterlist of highly specific things I like in whump if you've got any interest in reading:
Sickfic
Potentially life threatening but not get-them-to-a-hospital-immediately-or-they-will-100%-die level wounds and injuries
Crying >:)
SHIVERING, feverish chills, whumpees trembling from being out in the cold, shaking from shock and fear, chattering teeth, when they literally can't stop shaking
Very weak whumpees being fed soup, or water or medicine
"Cottagecore sickfic" ie they're sick and being taken care of (or all by themselves) in some rustic/rural cottage and all that implies
Nightmares, not being able to get comfortable enough to sleep, dreams brought on by a high fever that aren't so much scary as just weird and unsettling
Near. Drowning. And shipwrecks. Preferably in a cold climate, with the whumpee struggling through near-freezing water to get to shore, coughing up water, cuts and bruises all over them from being battered against rocks and debris, violent shivering as they're soaked to the skin, exhaustion so extreme they can hardly move, possible pneumonia later on, salt water aspiration syndrome (!)
On that note, pneumonia
Honestly, old timey diseases? Like I love a good flu or pneumonia and those are probably my go-tos, but there's such a variety of old illnesses most people don't get anymore (ngl my favourites are measles and scarlet fever) maybe that's why I like reading historical fiction so much, it's not at all uncommon for someone to catch something like that (Outlander is fantastic for this)
Coughing + sore throats, underrated symptoms if you ask me
When the whumpee tries to take care of themselves on the down low and is like, relatively pragmatic about their illness but when anyone else asks them about it they clam up and refuse help
Gruff strangers finding whumpee injured or sick in the middle of nowhere and taking them in to nurse them back to health
The phrase "nursed back to health"
Hypothermia
It's not *realistic* but being out in the cold and wet causing them to get sick later on
Sickfics set in winter
Delirium, whether it's severe enough that they have no idea what's going on and are barely conscious at all, whimpering and mumbling to themselves as a very worried caretaker sponges their forehead, or if they're just a little tired and confused and anxious and a little more clingy than usual
Mounds. Of. Blankets.
Forcing themselves to work even when they're sick
Medieval era or fantasy style whump
Male whumpee + female caretaker, I know it's kind of a cliche but it's my favourite
And honestly my favourite thing is mother figures or older sister-type figures as caretakers rather than love interests (though romantic caretaking has its own wonderful thing going on)
Cuddling, holding or cradling a sick or injured whumpee, especially if they're too delirious to know what's happening
Friends Coming Over To Check On Sick Friends And End Up Staying The Whole Day
That thing when a feverish whumpee has something cool placed on their face (a cold cloth/compress, someone's hand) and they melt into it because it's so soothing
Or they flinch away because it feels too cold
Large caretakers propping up small whumpees/letting them lean on their chest/shoulder so they can breathe easier
Fainting
Whumpees being bridal carried
When they've been unconscious for whatever reason and wake up all weak and confused to someone taking care of them
Dizziness, lightheadedness
Whumpees where if they give any complaints at all the caretakers worry because they know it must be really really bad if they're talking about it
Being hurt AND sick at the same time
Delirious or hallucinating whumpee mixing up the caretaker for somebody else, or begging to see someone who isn't there
Whumpees who are so weak and exhausted they don't want to do anything but sleep
Disorientation
Temperature taking
Infected wounds
Cold cloths on the whumpee's forehead and neck
Feeling foreheads, feeling swollen glands on the sides of their neck
Using pet names for a whumpee when they're miserable
Whumpee who's so out of it they only have the energy to speak in their native language and can't manage to translate what's being said around them
Whumpees who never get sick but then they do get sick and it's real bad and nobody knows what to do because they're not used to them being the sick one
Tol Caretaker With Smol Whumpee
Sweaty. Hair.
Snowed in while someone is sick or injured
Different caretakers trying different things to comfort their hallucinating friend
When they get beaten up/mugged/attacked or just have a bad fall on some ice or off their bike and come home late at night covered in cuts and bruises
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obsessed with guarded characters (reluctantly) falling sleep around another character(s), showing how much they trust them to put themselves in a position of absolute vulnerability, unwavering faith that they'll be protected and guarded while they recharge, the submission of being alert unfamiliar and strange in their chest, not used to being safe or away from danger enough to get proper rest, looking years younger when they fall asleep, the other characters fiercely always nearby and keeping the quiet around for them just a little while longer
i have been quite fond lately of the classic mental image of Caretaker finding Whumpee, emaciated and beaten, huddled behind a dumpster or in some nook or cranny, just desperately trying to hide from the elements and from anyone who might find them. anyway,
Thinking A Lot about delirious characters lately (can't you tell?) and I'm now Fixated on that moment when things finally improve for a whumpee who's been feverish and tossing and turning and hallucinating for hours; finally, finally they quiet down and roll over in their bed, their breathing gradually evening out as they drift into a genuinely restful sleep, whoever is watching over them breathing a sigh of relief for the first time in ages.
"Are you okay?" or "You're burning up." // temperature check with a hand to forehead or with a thermometer // feverish nightmares or feverish confessions // stoic or emotionally labile // Caught in the rain or Caught in a blizzard // field medicine or hospital // thermometer: oral or axillary (armpit) // thermometer: temporal (forehead) or tympanic (ear) // delirium or passing out // assisted to bed or carried to bed // slurred speech or staggering steps // pallid face or fever flushed cheeks // sleeping in bed or sleeping on the couch // multiple sick characters or multiple caregiving characters // deep sleep or can't rest // persistent cough or lost voice // spoon feeding or helping sick character to clean up // "I'm not sick" or "I don't feel so well" // intentional temperature taking or accidental fever reveal // wrapped in blankets or dunked in a cool bath // giving soup or giving meds // surprised by illness or feels it coming on // sick at home or sick at an important event
"Are you okay?" or "You're burning up." // temperature check with a hand to forehead or with a thermometer // feverish nightmares or feverish confessions // stoic or emotionally labile // Caught in the rain or Caught in a blizzard // field medicine or hospital // thermometer: oral or axillary (armpit) // thermometer: temporal (forehead) or tympanic (ear) // delirium or passing out // assisted to bed or carried to bed // slurred speech or staggering steps // pallid face or fever flushed cheeks // sleeping in bed or sleeping on the couch // multiple sick characters or multiple caregiving characters // deep sleep or can't rest // persistent cough or lost voice // spoon feeding or helping sick character to clean up // "I'm not sick" or "I don't feel so well" // intentional temperature taking or accidental fever reveal // wrapped in blankets or dunked in a cool bath // giving soup or giving meds // surprised by illness or feels it coming on // sick at home or sick at an important event
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Fevers in places that are already either way too hot or way too cold for comfort 🙏
In a building or a vehicle that has the A/C cooling all the way up. Outside on a really chilly night. In a drafty house in winter. Woefully underdressed for the climate. They were already shivering a little from the fever, and they’d probably shiver a little in this situation even if they didn’t have a fever, so in combination they’re shivering enough it’s making their teeth chatter. It’s sapping every last bit of energy they had, really quickly and efficiently.
Dead of summer. Vehicle or building with broken A/C, or just A/C turned way too low. On a hike in the sun. In long sleeves or long pants when it’s too hot for something like that. Overworking and feeling way too physically warm from it. Maybe they can even tolerate the heat just fine normally, maybe they can’t, but either way it’s putting them far over the edge and it’s making them flushed and sweaty and nauseous. Just maximum possible discomfort from this fever.
Something about how inherently embarrassing it is for a character to find out they've been delirious for an amount of time. Like, I just love how universal this trope is -- in almost every piece of media I've Consumed where a character is told outright or it's implied to them that they've been Very out of it and slipping in and out of consciousness for a while, the reaction is always oh god really?? The discomfort of knowing just How vulnerable they were.
A character is having heated words with another, getting increasingly agitated, until their ill or injured companion reaches weakly for them from where they're lying, whereupon the angry character abandons the escalating fight and switches demeanour entirely, no argument more important than not distressing their companion further, as they catch up the feeble hand in both of theirs and hurriedly obey the summons to reassure them.
Today I pictured a scenario where a character is lost and feverish or has a concussion or has been drugged (and is also injured in some other manner of course), and is just out of it enough that they assume anyone they meet like, won't immediately be able to tell there's something wrong with them? Even though there really, obviously is. But they can't see the way they're staggering or how bloodshot their eyes are and how they're obviously bleeding, they're just internally panicking about how they'll have to be Very Very clear with whoever they first meet (if they meet anyone) that they're hurt in These Ways they've been outside for This Long they need This Treatment.
So they rehearse to themselves as they trudge in the direction of safety, repeating their injuries in a slurred mumble until they're exhausted. Finally, finally they reach a town, or flag down a car, or get back to whoever they were separated from, but to their horror it's been so long that all their careful rehearsal falls out of their mind completely and all they can manage is "I'm really cold and something hurts and I think I hit my head..."
Which, of course, is more than enough to set off multiple alarm bells for anybody, but whumpee is terrified they haven't been convincing enough to get help.
Imagining a sick character coming up to their friend/partner and, rather than announcing that they're sick, simply leaning against them like a cat. Cue the other's exclamation of "wow, you feel warm," and the sickie mumbling "I know" into their shoulder. Bonus points if they're not usually this touchy feely.
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Caretaker with a cool cloth on a sleeping feverish Whumpee, and Whumpee kinda half wakes up, Caretaker shushes them back to sleep “It’s okay, I’m just trying to get your fever down. You can go back to sleep”
You've heard of "Sick Character A Goes Over To Healthy Character B's House When the Weather Is Bad; Character B Insists They Stay Over When They Find Out They're Sick" and I raise you "Healthy Character A Goes Over To Sick Character B's House When The Weather Is Bad; Character B Worries About Character A Going Home In The Snow And Wants Them To Stay But Doesn't Want Them To Think They're Needy; Meanwhile Character A Worries About How Sick B Is And Wants To Stay To Take Care Of Them But Doesn't Want To Intrude"
So you know how willow bark is basically all natural Aspirin right? I have no idea if this is medically accurate or not but bear with me. Had a headache all day today at work. Gathered a bunch of willow for an unrelated project (I work in The Great Outdoors with hippie nature crafting ppl) and soaked it before using it. While working with the wet willow I'd occasionally end up touching my face/rubbing my eyes etc. and like...I swear it helped my headache? I know you have to ingest it to *actually* get the medicinal effect so I'd put it down to coincidence or placebo (though who knows?) but uhhhhh this got me imagining an Old Timey whump scenario where someone's using willow bark to bring down a whumpee's fever, and as well as feeding it to them they're also dabbing at their forehead with the willow-infused water???? idk but heyyyyy
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A character who shows up to the function sick, but since they don’t say anything about it, no one else brings it up either (even though they all can tell). But as the evening wears on, they start to feel much, much worse, unsteady on their feet and fuzzy-headed while they try to hide what would be their more obvious symptoms.
Until finally they return to the group and say, wearily, “I…don’t feel well.” Most of the group is like, “Yeah, we know” in a casual, lightly teasing way.
But the character’s close friend is visibly concerned like, “No, you don’t understand, if they’re saying that, they’re about to hit the floor.”
whumpee who lives rather isolated and alone getting sick. insisting to themselves that they're fine, they have to be fine. but when someone calls them and finds they're completely delirious, still insisting their fine.
whumpee passes out on the phone.
"seriously, are you okay? you've been going forever between texts and when you do text back it's, like, 3 words."
"just tired."
"yeah, you've been saying that, but you sound pretty bad. what's going on?"
"just... tired. a little cold. it's cold out here."
caretaker knows whumpee is at home. they can see their pillows on the video chat.
"what do you mean, out here, whumpee? you're in bed, aren't you?"
"bed," they laugh. "i wish."
now, caretaker realizes things might be much worse than they originally thought.
