#arm injuries

[whump-galaxy]

The shy, fearful whumpee having enough of the Whumper and biting them. Not just a fearful nip either, they grab on and won’t let go. They give the whumper nerve damage, yet they won’t stop. They have to be pulled off the whumper like some kind of rabid animal.

And there’s no telling what the whumper does with animals that don’t behave.

[hansoeii]

crowley

[hinamie]

alongside someone like you

[souperluminal]

Artober 1: Thunderous

[potato-lord-but-not]

….can u show us the arkayne drawings pls 👉👈

yknow what yeah I can I’ve lost all respect for myself

[sparklychimecho]

Emmet's Pokemon employ the pet method of clinging/sitting on him to help him feel better.

Sorta kinda sequel to this comic

[skipporeity]

bro omfg

[l1-b1]

REF SHEET FOR MY NEW LLOYD DESIGN WOOO

[embrace-your-illithid]

hungy

[nyaagolor]

Good morning I’m thinking about the von Karmas and gunshot wounds. Contrary to popular belief, in most cases you don’t really want to take out a bullet unless you absolutely have to, since digging around in there causes more soft tissue damage and opens more possibilities for infection. One of the few places that bullets are almost always taken out, ironically, is the shoulder. Shoulders have a lot of important junk in them, and over time, the bullet crushes, tears, and destroys what’s around it, leading to nerve damage, loss of function in the arm, chronic pain, etc etc. It's kinda like shoving a rock in a really delicate machine and leaving it rattling around in there. Even if the wound itself was minor, the act of leaving the bullet in just steadily makes things worse If a bullet is removed from a non-complex gunshot wound to the shoulder, it’s not uncommon to get all your function back with minimal pain within months. If you don’t, the bullet just quite literally tears you up inside for the rest of your life And ain’t That a fun metaphor

[whump-galaxy]

A character’s arms being tied above their head for so long that their arms dislocate and eventually their muscles atrophy.

[wolvesandvisions]

to anyone who draws and experiences wrist pain like I do i. I figured out the blindspot to solving the pain. maybe this is obvious but whatever. im honestly I'm frustrated at myself for not knowing sooner bcs I was an athlete for so long. but what always confused and frustrated me was that no matter how much i stretched the pain wasnt going away

people always linked n shared resources to stretches and it'd give me temporary relief but not deal with the issue especially not any longer than the time it took me to stretch.

u do have to stretch. but u ALSO HAVE TO WORK OUT YOUR ARMS.

the reason we are hurting so much is because that muscle is doing a lot of repetitive and strenuous motion but the whole length of your arms and wrists aren't strong enough to withstand that much work.

u cant just stretch. buy a set of light-ish weights and just pick a set of wrist and arm workouts u like. do them often. stretch and do those work outs. i really dont even think it matters which you do I do a combination of this and this

just pick ones u like that are good for you, working out can be fun and not miserable i promise. do it. save ur wrists. my life has changed, i still feel pain but ive been able to work and not be ready to cry the next day from daring to try

[asexual-shelly]

hi *throws this at you and runs headfirst into a lamppost*

[somber-cryptid]

he was so casual about losing an arm.

d'yall think kim rok soo had his limbs blown off before????

???

[dontfindmeimscared]

ouch

[purplepixel]

I'VE BEEN HOPING YOU'D REBLOG THIS EHEHE

Could you please do number six with the pbj duo, dear Pixel? >:}

“We’re gonna fix you up, brand new. I promise”

I couldve gone either way with this one. Of course after i finished i just thought of a really messed up version of this line with their rolls reversed. But you get post shredder angst instead :] Enjoy curly!! <3

Special thanks to @promptsbytaurie for the prompts!