#Chokehold

[enigmaticwhore]

[strnlslut]

yall already know what im gonna say

CHOKE ME, MAKE ME GASP FOR AIR, I WANT TO FIGHT FOR MY LAST BREATH, MAKE ME SUFFOCATE

[burntmaplesyrup]

choking choking

choking choking choking

choking choking

choking choking

choking choking

choking choking

choking

[v3ssl]

I want to roll the numbers

I want to feel my stars align again

Even if the earth breaks like burnt skin

And the heavens just won't open up for me

[peonyfiend]

You’ve got me in a…. Chonkhold?

[angelofalls]

More doodles of wrestling with Theo

(That spladle move was hard asf to draw, damn those limb locks)

[tombofmemories]

Sleep Token January 2023 Singles

[higgsfigs]

Evil wolver attack!

[sethnorth]

Damien Rush v. Kerry Cunningham

[jannaphia]

When we were made // It was no accident // We were tangled up like branches in a flood // 🎵

[austinbutlerslovers]

Benny playfully smiling as he gently wraps that bicep around your throat in a chokehold until you see stars? 🥵✨

[peonyfiend]

Keep Me Sharp And Test My Worth In Blood 🩸

[serpentsillusion]

~~How I wished meeting Sebastian would have gone ~~

Sebastian: Oh you're the new 5th year? Do you happen to know how much a polar bear weighs?

MC: uhh...

Sebastian: just enough to break the ice. How you doing? I'm Sebastian.

MC: holy shit.

✨✨🐍✨✨

[naariel]

Halsin?

Yes?

You know, I've never seen you with your hair down.

Well, it's not very practical in battle...

Would you like to see it?

Yes.

stupid sexy halsin

[syncopein3d]

Someone passing out from fever or sickness, but in a fictional way where you can rush to pick them up and wrap them in a blanket on your couch, not where you call EMS and worry that they might have cracked their head on a sidewalk. Their eyes actually close, unlike in real life where people sometimes faint with their eyes partly or entirely open.

Someone being drugged, but in a fictional way where they glaze over and then gracefully faint, but continue breathing, instead of the real world way, where we have to have a respirator during surgery because substances that produce sustained unconsciousness also tend to paralyze breathing. I like sci fi settings where I can make up drugs for this reason, I know too much about anesthesia.

Someone being put to sleep with magic, which requires no qualifier because it never has medical health risks. I like fantasy settings because of this, too.

Someone passing out from being choked with someone's thighs or arm, but in a fictional way where they stay out without the risk of brain damage or death and they don't lose bowel or bladder control.

The comical clonk on the head is just ruined for me entirely unless it's an overt cartoon, because concussions are scary and subdural hematoma is even scarier.

As a writer I want to do research. As a whump fetishist I have learned that once I have done research, sometimes I harm my own suspension of disbelief. Oops.