these violent delights

Submitted by Anon - thanks!

The character who has always been designated as the class clown/emotional support animal of the whole team, especially in times of crisis, getting badly injured (to the point of almost dying) during a mission or something of the sort and everyone sits in the heavy silence of their absence, because nobody expected it to be them.

The character having to let someone help them who has hurt them before but for whatever reason isn't doing so right now.

Being treated by someone who for some reason has decided to help the character but has no motivation to be gentle about it.

Being forced to be vulnerable with the person they most want to keep their walls up around. Crying out or just plain crying in front of someone who has been the source of their pain or tears in the past.

Not understanding why their enemy is helping them, fearing the worst.

Slapping their enemies hands away. Struggling against the hands trying to help them because in their current state they can't differentiate between the times those hands have hurt them and now.

Unrelenting pressure to stop the bleeding, no apologies, no tenderness. Clinically, efficiently cleaning and closing or bandaging wounds without care for pain.

Manhandling. Wrestled into place, held down and patched up, shouting, pain, restraints.

A hand on their throat holding them still when they struggle so that their enemy can clean the wound/get the stitches straight/remove the bullet.

Gruff commands of "stay still", "calm down", "stop struggling". Maybe even threats, "I will force you if you make me", "I can make this so much worse", "I will do this the hard way".

The character giving up or being unable to resist due to their condition (physically or psychologically). Going still, pliant, quiet, in a way they never are with their enemy.

being gravely wounded and having to put their life in another person's hands. either fighting back with the last of their strength, or being too weak to protest when someone undresses them to take proper care of their injury

having a panic attack around (or caused by) another person. the fact that they're seen by someone like this only intensifies it, making them hyperventilate more

sleeping next to someone, trusting that they won't do anything to them. likely still going to wake up multiple times during the night at the slightest movement or sound

facing a fear/phobia they have and trying to remain composed as to not reveal their fear to everyone.

getting sick, feeling weak and utterly helpless. passing in and out of conciousness. flinching instinctively as someone checks their temperature

having limited mobility (ie. due to injury). needing to rely on someone else to help them move and do basic daily tasks. taking a bath together and allowing to be gently washed

Your stoic whumpee is just SO DONE with every bit of pain, and all the inconveniences, that they let themselves have a little cry (as a treat.)

Whumpee shaking, unable to speak clearly, curled into Caretaker's lap.

Caretaker looking around, waiting for Whumper to come back, because they know that they have to be nearby.

Whumpee trying to explain what happened, but they can't, for whatever reason that may be.

Whumpee apologizing. "I know I'm meant to be stronger than this, I know I'm meant to be better, I don't know why I can't stop crying, I'm sorry, I'm so sorry."

"I don't want to, I don't want to, I'll be good, I'm sorry."

Whumpee not being able to move... nearly completely immobile, completely in Caretaker's hands, forced to trust that they'll be kind.

"Shh, shh... it's alright, it's just me. You're safe now."

I have whumped

the whumpee

that was in

the dungeon

and which

you were probably

saving

for later

Forgive me

they were delicious

so scared