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@whumpster-dumpster / whumpster-dumpster.tumblr.com

Red, she/her. Arospec Asexual. This is just a place to store some of my favorite whump tropes -- and to drop a prompt or two that may inspire great things from you! (Not a medical professional so take my content with a grain of salt.) What is whump? See the terms, definitions and FAQ in the pinned post!
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Hello! Your blog is amazing, thanks for it! Can you imagine some whump prompts for dark academia?

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I'm not very familiar with the dark academia aesthetic but I can try!

  • Papercuts
  • Ink to the eyes
  • Poisoned tea/coffee
  • Constant all-nighters
  • Topical poison on book pages
  • Burns from candles or sealing wax
  • Elegant "love" letters from a stalker
  • A fall from the ladder/stairs in the library
  • Dabbling too deep into tomes of dark magic
  • Whumper punishing Whumpee for poor calligraphy
  • Eyestrain/headaches from long reading and low light
  • Hand injuries from writing for too long without breaks
  • Whumper plucking Winged Whumpee's feathers for quill pens
  • Hiding bruises and/or scars under their cardigans/blazers/tweed
  • Overheating in said fashion (or caught in cold weather without it)
  • Whumper blackmails Whumpee after getting ahold of their private writing
  • Whumper inflicting wounds on Whumpee that are meant to emulate tragic classical art
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Woke up after three hours of sleep absolutely freezing despite having a heap of winter blankets. Realized my blood sugar was low, tried to sit up and nearly passed out. I had a protein bar within reach but I was shaking so hard that I could barely get it open. Spent most of the day feeling weak and sick in bed with a headache

Anyway, imagine your whumpee

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Anonymous asked:

Is it possible for a person to develop chronic pain due to stress caused by complex ptsd and depression?

Also does a person have chronic pain if they have headaches everyday, joint pain, body aches that are constant at least for more than 2 years?

(assuming they are not sick, none of these symptoms are from a virus)

Yes, pain is considered chronic when it lingers longer than twelve weeks despite medication or treatment -- and yes, PTSD can produce or intensify pain. Hyperarousal, a common PTSD symptom, can cause prolonged muscle tension, which can produce chronic pain.

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Anonymous asked:

Hi~ so from what I read, migraines can last from a few hours to nearly 3 days, right? My question is, during this period (esp towards the longer end of it), is the pain constant or does it come and go? And does the person remember what happened during this time or is it all hazy? Oh, and last question, can a person handle a migraine attack alone or would it be better to have someone near? Thank you in advance!

  1. The pain can come and go
  2. They can cause brain fog and confusion but the severity may vary from person to person
  3. Dealing with the migraine yourself can be done, I'm sure, but it's probably much harder than it would be with help. Dizziness, distortions, light sensitivity, etc. would make it miserable to get up and fetch things. It'd be nice if a caretaker was there to do the footwork
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Anonymous asked:

Any ideas on how to use zero gravity in whump?

  • The aesthetic of blood droplets floating away
  • Drifting further and further away from safety, nothing to hold onto
  • Space sickness: vertigo, headaches, nausea, vomiting
  • Muscle atrophy. With no gravity, there’s no weight load on the back and legs so the muscles start to weaken and shrink
  • Loss of bone mass. Due to lack of mechanical pressure on the bone, bone mass is lost at a rate of one and a half percent in just one month. This mainly affects the lower vertebrae of the spine, the hip joint and the femur
  • Bone resorption and poor hydration in space can lead to kidney stones
  • Orthostatic intolerance can lead to fainting due to the lack of pressure and stroke volume
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Anonymous asked:

Hi! First of all, I adore your blog, it’s helped me with a ton of my writing.

So, I have a character who gets frequent migraines. What would be the effects if they were to go into battle with a migraine? Would the effects be similar to a fever, worse? Could they have any other medical repercussions? It takes place in a sci-fi world, so there would be lasers instead of gunshots if that helps.

I’ve never had a migraine (thankfully) and I’m doing my best to portray it in a realistic way. Thank you!

I don’t think they would be capable of much in battle. Migraines can come with distorted, flashing vision and extreme light/noise sensitivity, so they would probably be too disoriented to put up any fight. (On the bright side, that opens an opportunity for them to be easily injured!) Other symptoms can include dizziness, nausea/vomiting, congestion, irritability and tenderness in the scalp.

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Anonymous asked:

do you put heat or ice on a hadache

Either could help in different ways; people have their personal preferences. Ice could numb or dull the pain and heat could relax tense muscles. If one doesn't seem like it's helping, try the other.

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I had something to ask involving this. If someone were to have a pretty nasty head injury (like in my case caused by being beaten by armed security guards’ batons and rifle butts and getting a concussion) as well as a broken nose would this increase the likelihood of stress nosebleeds?? Totally not asking for story reasons… 👀

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Headaches that are caused by stress can increase the likelihood of nosebleeds, and given that your character's got a concussion I'd say that would help it along!

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Anonymous asked:

Whumpee has terrible sinuses and lives in the Midwest so the constantly changing weather leaves them with horrible sinus headaches all the time.

(It’s me I’m Whumpee 😅)

Aw man, I’m sorry to hear that!

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