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I made this blog because I find butch and sapphic characters are really underrepresented in whump. I love whump as a genre because it allows exploration of vulnerability and loss that not weakness/failure, and that dovetails well with how butches are so often expected to be stoic defenders who donât experience fear, pain etc.
This blog will contain primarily physical & emotional whump and hurt/comfort scenarios, all where the subject is explicitly butch.
What this blog is for:
Me posting ideas/concepts about butch whump. Anyone is free to use the prompts; tag me if you post to tumblr!
Followers/lurkers submitting their ideas/concepts or prompts. By submitting you acknowledge that someone may use them.
Reblogs of art and writing Iâm tagged in or linked to. Gender bends and butch headcanons are fine in recs and will be tagged #genderbend.
Media recommendations for whump with butch & gnc women.
Interaction Notes:
I default to using she/her pronouns in posts because of the prevalence of default he/him & male characters on whumpblr, but feel free to send a scenario, prompt, etc with a butch character who uses other specified pronouns!
This blog is explicitly welcoming of writers and writing about trans butches, whether trans women, transmascs, or any nonbinary folks. Prompts or requests specific to all butch identities welcome!
Lesbian, bi, ace and aro butch writers & characters are all welcome; again just specify if itâs relevant to your ask in some way
I am a general blog; I wonât be doing asks about specific fandoms or othersâ OCs outside of fic/fan art reblogs and media recs, sorry!
I donât write in the format of narratives with [insert character] type names or tags in-universe, so posts will be in a plotting/brainstorming style, not a flash-fiction one. Iâm just not any good at that style of writing without a specific setting and characters.
Stuff I Like
Butch-specific tropes: butches and sapphics saving each other (butches who get saved by femmes or by other butches); mean women doing the whump (especially if theyâre older/thereâs an imbalanced power dynamic underlyingâincluding in relationships); butchphobia or stereotypes as a cover for getting away with whump (manipulation/victim-blaming for harm, assumptions that butch characters âcanât beâ hurt in the same way/by x kind of person, and so on); absolutely refusing to compromise and conform; getting back up on her feet no matter how many times sheâs kicked down, even when she canât totally get there; stone butches, literally in any scenario, put them in everything always.
Favorite whump tropes: Hiding pain/injury/PTSD and hitting a breaking point; âplaying alongâ to outsmart or trick a villain and suffering along the way; drugs and poisoning; kidnapping/imprisonment; social circumstances concealing whump (eg having to hide domestic whump); fainting/collapse; slow/rocky recoveries; hallucinations/delirium; addiction or withdrawal; disability and chronic pain - especially being pushed over the edge where itâs no longer possible to mask, and others being forced to acknowledge thereâs something wrong; acquired disability from whump with happy/cathartic endings.
Favorite genres: Horror writing my beloved. Where are my butch horror protagonists/Final Butches/butch monsters at. Historical, Fantasy and SciFi settings are excellent too! Worldbuilding/prompts for worlds which have differing relationships to butchness, gender or sexuality in general are totally welcome here :)
Content note:
Posts are tagged with trope names (#whipping, #escape attempt)
Whump involving or implying homophobia, butchphobia, transphobia or sexism will be tagged (#homophobia cw, #misogyny cw, etc). This includes lateral queerphobia, internalized butchphobia, etc. Other forms of bigotry will be tagged #[thing] cw. Compulsory heterosexuality & related topics like straight marriage/dating will be tagged #comphet cw
Some whump may involve domestic violence in sapphic relationships or families (tagged #domestic whump cw).
Anything with sexual coercion will be tagged #noncon cw and #noncon whump even if they donât involve overt physical violence but use threats/manipulation etc.
Posts & asks about consensual sex (eg, a characterâs relationship to it changing post-whump or recovery; discussions of stone dynamics) will be tagged #nsft
I use content-warning tags which are names for fiction writing about certain subjects rather than the names of those events described in real life to try to avoid fictional content overlapping with survivor-centric spaces (this is why I tag things ânonconâ rather than ârapeâ and âdomestic whumpâ rather than âdomestic violenceâ or âabuseâ)âI donât want fiction-posting turning up in those tags by mistake since itâs not fair for survivors looking for IRL support to then be hit with fictional stuff!
Please check the following stuff (boundaries/squicks/limits) before sending asks.
TL;DR thereâs a couple of topics/tropes I donât answer asks about; Iâm not a kink blog; and I donât do fiction or IRL discourse.













