i love the term "unwell"... theres something very very wrong with you. not saying what tho
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i love the term "unwell"... theres something very very wrong with you. not saying what tho

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A's fever is through the roof. They are sleepy, dazed, and in so much pain. They can do nothing but shiver violently under their blankets, burning up yet chilled to the bone.
B keeps pressing cold washcloths to A's head, whispering sweet nothings and trying to comfort A through their hallucinations.
C keeps going back and forth, bringing ice and cold water and doing their best to assist B, looking incredibly worried.
A is shivering so much that they start getting painful cramps, and tears start rolling down their flaming cheeks.
B turns to C, in a hushed whisper. "I think it's time to call the doctor. Fever's getting out of control."
C just nods, darting out of the room with their heart breaking for poor A.
near-drowning is such a good whump trope, not just on its own but also for what comes after
convulsive coughing or vomiting water after being pulled out
violent shivering and/or hypothermia (or concern about potential hypothermia)
bruised or cracked ribs from CPR
rapid breathing and heart-rate for hours afterwards, even if their body is tired and achy
Exhaustion and chest pain - they're limp, lethargic, but still needy for touch and comfort
Chest infections settling in their lungs from the cold and the dirty water they inhaled
Lingering trauma about the event- nightmares of sinking, panic attacks in darkness, nervousness around water, claustrophobia
Experiencing a severe lack of coordination and motor control, which only amplifies the panic
An aversion to food or water due to a paranoia of choking/drowning
If the drowning lasts between 4-6 minutes, the rapid death of brain cells can cause memory loss and (usually short term) speech impediments.
Seizures. These can occur weeks after near-drowning, and can be a source of constant paranoia or pain for Whumpee
A cough that lingers for hours or weeks (Whumper might get pretty tired of that)
Fearing baths or showers, even a full sinkâreally any body of water deep enough to submerge the head
Flashbacks.
Nervousness when it rains. Additionally, if Whumpee is driving, the fear of suddenly being caught in heavy rain. They may have to pull over and wait it out, listening to it all around them until it stops
Feeling empty or experiencing feelings of unreality
Sick characters being so exhausted they can't even arrange themselves into a normal sleeping position when they get into bed. They just flop down in whatever sprawled way they happen to fall, dragging the blankets over them as best they can.
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10% hurt : 90% comfort
20% hurt : 80% comfort
30% hurt : 70% comfort
40% hurt : 60% comfort
50% hurt : 50% comfort
60% hurt : 40% comfort
70% hurt : 30% comfort
80% hurt : 20% comfort
90% hurt : 10% comfort
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near-drowning is such a good whump trope, not just on its own but also for what comes after
convulsive coughing or vomiting water after being pulled out
violent shivering and/or hypothermia (or concern about potential hypothermia)
bruised or cracked ribs from CPR
rapid breathing and heart-rate for hours afterwards, even if their body is tired and achy
Exhaustion and chest pain - they're limp, lethargic, but still needy for touch and comfort
Chest infections settling in their lungs from the cold and the dirty water they inhaled
Lingering trauma about the event- nightmares of sinking, panic attacks in darkness, nervousness around water, claustrophobia
adding more because Iâm obsessed
that boneless collapse from both the rescuer and the rescued whumpee on the shoreline, and the splat sound their clothes make against the hard ground
fumbling hands that wrap towels and blankets around trembling shoulders, rubbing them both for reassurance and for warmth
simultaneously, the swapping of sopping wet clothes for dry blankets/warm sweaters/cloaks
a sore abdomen from all the coughing
trying to stand on shaky legs that are spent from trying to kick themselves above the surface for far longer than they should have
if theyâre staying somewhere nearby, a rescuer hoisting them up in a bridal carry and hurrying them back home to tuck into bed
if theyâre roughing it, rushing back to their campsite to build the fire higher, praying that tonight isnât as cold as last night
damp hair slowly drying by the warmth of the fire, cold fingers pulling blankets tight over cold noses
being unable to stifle the deep, rattling cough, the metallic taste of the dirty water in their mouth lingering
still feeling the icy cold in their bones the next day, despite being buried in blanketsâwhether itâs the lingering chill of the water or a rising fever, only time will tell
one of the bystanders (or even the rescuer) holding the rescued whumpee close to them, unwilling to let go after processing just how close they came to losing them today
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near-drowning is such a good whump trope, not just on its own but also for what comes after
convulsive coughing or vomiting water after being pulled out
violent shivering and/or hypothermia (or concern about potential hypothermia)
bruised or cracked ribs from CPR
rapid breathing and heart-rate for hours afterwards, even if their body is tired and achy
Exhaustion and chest pain - they're limp, lethargic, but still needy for touch and comfort
Chest infections settling in their lungs from the cold and the dirty water they inhaled
Lingering trauma about the event- nightmares of sinking, panic attacks in darkness, nervousness around water, claustrophobia
i am just so weak for terms of endearment from a caretaker. like i know how clichĂŠ it is but oh my god it does something to me??
examples include but are not at all limited to:
âbless you, angel.â
âhoney, you sound awful.â
âyouâre running a fever, sweetheart.â
âlove? can i get you anything?â
âiâm sorry you feel so awful, babyâŚâ
like. itâs so. soft??? i know itâs fucking corny but i just melt over it

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Characters who donât typically seem phased by things (maybe theyâre pretty stoic, or bright and bubbly, or boundlessly determined) who have something particularly bad happen to them, so bad that it breaks their spirit or leaves them so weak that they canât carry on as normal, and everyone suddenly realizing how vulnerable they are.
âAre they⌠crying?â
âThey look so small on that hospital bed.â
âI didnât realize how quiet things would feel without their incessant chatter.â
âThey always looked after us, but we never asked if they needed help. We always just assumed they were fine, we never bothered to check?â
âGod, I forgot just how young they are.â
âHave they always looked so⌠sad?â
A team just found their missing member after they were âlostâ in the woods for days.
The starvation, dehydration, and exhaustion were expected. The finger shaped bruises the leader caught sight of before being hastily covered up were not.
They insist over and over that they got lost, nothing happened, everything was fine, they would be okay after a good nights rest and something to eat.
But the leader doesnât believe them, and they know it.
semi consciousness
Give me semi consciousness
The feverish flutter of eyelids.
How they can only mutter inaudible sounds and noises
As their being cradled in caretakers arms, they don't understand what's happening but seeing caretakers face they know everything will be alright. Right??
Younger/newer team member regaining consciousness, after getting injured putting themself in danger to protect teammates / accomplish a critical objective. At their bedside is Team Leader, a gruff and no-nonsense commander who demands the highest performance and discipline. âC-C-Commander?â they whisper hoarsely. In the field Team Leader only ever addresses team members by rank, especially the newer ones who need to be kept in line. But now they say simply "Hey there, First Name."
Tuggs at the heartstrings, doesnât it?
âYou shouldnât be here. You canât â I donât want you to â Listen, anyone who gets close to me â â
âI know the risks, Iâm prepared for them. Itâs worth it, okay? You are worth it.â

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We all know the classic âcollapsing into someoneâs armsâ
But what if Whumpee knows theyâre about to faint
Whumpee quickly grabs onto Caretakerâs arm to try to steady themself
Caretaker holds Whumpee and guides them to sit/lie down
Whumpee shakily tells Caretaker âI need to sit downâŚpleaseâ
Whumpee stumbles to their bed trying to make it time
Caretaker notices the signs and gently pulls Whumpee into a hug
Caretaker is already holding Whumpee and reassures them that theyâre safe and they wonât let them fall
Honestly, I am personally shocked by how much media portrays fainting as a very sudden thing that leads to 100% unconsciousness. And then people will act like you're faking it if you... try to slowly let yourself down or whatever because you just know you're about to faint?
Like, yeah. I know that sometimes people really do just collapse. But I have personally had my blood pressure drop on multiple occasions (usually this happens because of heat, period, or not eating enough) and have fainted as a result. I know to slowly get myself lying down if the signs start to appear. Obviously everyone is different. Sometimes, the circumstance behind low blood pressure can be different and can lead to a person straight up collapsing. But it's not exactly uncommon for people to know they're about to faint?
Also, a person can still be semi-aware when they faint. They might just have fucked up senses at the moment like dark vision or a loud ringing in their ears. And be VERY disoriented. But they can still be somewhat conscious and come out of it within minutes.
a sick, shivering whumpee who desperately wants to crawl back into bed to rest and get warm, but can't because they don't want anyone to know they're not feeling well and thatâd be a dead giveaway. so they push themselves to act like itâs fine when they just keep feeling worse and worse throughout the day.