Oct 7, 2025
“Hey. Hey. There you are. Can you open your eyes for me? Yeah… there we go. Hey, no. No, stay with me.”
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“Hey. Hey. There you are. Can you open your eyes for me? Yeah… there we go. Hey, no. No, stay with me.”
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Medication “hangovers” in Whump are so woefully underused. That drug you used to knock your Whumpee out? To combat their insomnia or nightmares? They’re going to be feeling it when they wake up. Dry eyes, dry mouth, tiredness, weakness, headaches, balance issues, blunted emotions (or being extra irritable), brain fog and confusion. So great for making your Whumpee’s day just that little extra bit more horrible.
Whumpee recounting their experiences with Whumper calmly, eloquently, remaining fully composed in front of their Team.
That is, except for the shaking. They hide their hands in their pockets, but their shoulders and legs shake too. They swallow, but it doesn’t keep the trembling fully out of their voice. They sit, pretend to cough, give a reassuring smile to their friends. Whumpee is strong. Whumpee has standards to keep up with. They’re better than their body’s betrayal.
Team notices, but they know better than to comment on it in the moment.
My favorite hobby is making whumpee’s highly experienced rescuers traumatized and horrified.
Consider:
You’ve done this for basically your entire life, a veteran at your job? Too bad, whumpee’s state when you find them will haunt you for the rest of it.
You’ve been trained for things “like this”? Yeah, no, whatever whumpee’s been through is so much worse than that, that your training is useless.
You’ve “seen some things”? Better make room on your list. Because whumpee is at the top.
Captive whumpees who need to be in control and who default to their training and being meticulous to cope with the utter loss of control while captive:
- obsessively making their bed over and over
- getting up at the same time of day even though they don't know what time it is, because their body does somehow
- similarly, obsessing over the time and date
- attempting to keep with the same routine they had when free, even if doing most of it is impossible (they might just pretend to in order to make themselves feel better)
- memorizing guard/captor routines, faces, names, schedules, building layouts in order to have a chance of getting revenge once out
- eating the food they’re given in a specific order, in a specific way
- collecting and hiding random objects (nails, paperclips, pebbles, sticks, etc) “just in case”
- if they’re let outside, doing the same “circuit” around the area every time, like they’re doing a patrol
- getting distressed when things were promised but don’t happen when/how they were supposed to (meals, lights turning off/on, scheduled interviews interrogations, shower, etc)
- going over training exercises and routines to keep themselves occupied, even if only in their head so as not to waste strength
- obsessing over everything that led up to their capture, imagining all the ways they could (or couldn’t) have prevented it
- counting. Seconds passed, tiles, cracks in the walls, corners, windows, people, days spent inside, meals, breaths
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Authoritative Whumper faves:
“Listen to me. Look at me.” (Especially if they then force either of these.)
“Watch your language”
“It’s in your best interest to obey”
“Be quiet”
“You will not talk to me that way”
“I can make it worse for you if you resist”
“We can do this all day”
“Screaming won’t change anything”
“Stay still and take it”
“Your compliance will make what happens next much easier”
“Do exactly what I fucking say”
“Don’t make this harder for yourself”
the sweet spot between a whumpee being drugged into unconsciousness and being fully aware is so good. like they're aware of what's happening to them but can do nothing to stop what's happening to them because of the drugs. they're not really processing it like a clear-headed person would. they're not putting meaning to sensation, its just sensation and raw fear. drugs take away both their physical and mental defenses.
Whumpees who associate being sedated/drugged with being violated. They need something done like a procedure or minor surgery, and insist on no sedation. Whumpee simply cannot tolerate not knowing what happens to them while they’re out. Sure, being awake for it will be horrible, but trusting someone else with their body is not an option.
“Most people find this extremely uncomfortable, are you sure you don’t want anything?”
“I’m sure.”
“We can give you something just to take the edge off—“
“No.”
“Alright. If you change your mind, just let us know.”
“Thanks, I won’t.”