Prompts And Reblogs

Your first whumpee and your current whumpee are forced to fight (no throwing the match, no talking their way out of it, no caretakers to intervene, etc.) Who would win?

Haha. Wouldn’t it be so fucked up if an immortal whumpee had a cannibal for a whumper. Lol.

The caretaker hadn’t bee expecting to find an injured person hiding in their old shed, but now they had to figure out how to take care of them, because the last thing they want to do is kick them out. The whumpee wont tell the caretaker what happened to them, or much for that matter, thr whumpee just seems terrified of everything.

mmm...what a great time to whump Peter Parker...

When the whumpee is hurt, but they ignore it because they don’t think it’s that bad. Them going around thinking that they’re fine, until they move too fast and nearly pass out. The caretaker steadying them and asking what’s wrong, and the whumpee saying that they don’t know, and then reaching down to poke at their injuries. Them feeling something wet, and seeing blood on their hand when they look at it. The caretaker freaking out, and forcing them to sit down so they can look at the injury. Them finding something far more serious than the whumpee realized, and them making the whumpee get proper medical treatment immediately, already planning a lecture about getting even minor injuries properly treated, incase they’re worse than you realize.

The whumper is very jealous of the fact that the whumpee can fly, it’s not fair that they had begged to for a long time yet the whumpee was just born with a pair of feathered wings. Out of anger they just want to make sure the whumpee never flies again- they want to mangle their wings.

When the caretaker brings the injured whumpee home and gets them settled into bed, and then leaves to get them some water, only to return to the room a few minutes later to find the whumpee’s dog curled up in bed with them. The dog staying there for hours, knowing that the whumpee needs them, and then continuing to stick close to the whumpee as they recover, trying to comfort the whumpee whenever they can.