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whumpschild · 4 months ago
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justwhumptypethings · 7 months ago
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tw: noncon drugging, disorientation, power loss
drugging.
I know it’s a classic, but I’m really not over sedatives. it makes whumpee all loopy and clingy, sitting on whumper’s lap and not able to take any of their weight as the world spins. they can’t think, can’t move. even their fear response is dulled.
whumpee knows, hypothetically, in a far off way, that something is probably very wrong. but it feels like their consciousness has been shredded to pieces and scattered into the air above where they’re siting slumped, and it’s making it hard to have any type of cohesive thought.
whumper running their hands through their hair, soft and pretty, and saying demeaning things about how broken whumpee is. whumpee won’t remember any of it in the morning.
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martyr-inthedark · 9 months ago
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Bedroom
Let's just say Whumpee isn't kept in a dingy, dark, poorly-kept basement (or cell, or cage...).
Instead, Whumpee is kept in a beautiful bedroom. Maybe with the softest mattress, the fluffiest pillows, blankets made from quality furs and silks. The room is cleaned every day by Whumper's servants who bring Whumpee dinner and snacks are brought hot from the kitchens. But, freedom is limited, and true safety is nonexistent.
Guards are stood on a 24-hr schedule just outside the heavy spruce doors. Should Whumpee choose to stroll through the property, guards must accompany them. Servants were not discouraged from physically or otherwise abusing Whumpee, and were directed to report Whumpee's every move, every mistake, to Whumper. Whumpee wore a beautifully adorned collar, gold with radiant gems and small spikes on the inside it that bore a constant reminder of their situation. Whumper found it in his pleasure to pull on the collar and drag Whumpee back to that cursed bedroom should Whumpee make one wrong move in public. The next time Whumpee is allowed out, they are covered in bruises and freshly carved scabs.
The bedroom where the fire pokes are heated. Where iron shackles attached to the bedposts. Where clothes could be stripped. Where they could be drugged and left abandoned for days at a time. Where Whumpee could be forcibly held under their bathwater for two seconds too long. Where Whumpee had no choice but to relive the horrors of their day through nightmares. Where Whumper could sneak into their bed at night and take advantage of a sleeping Whumpee.
Where even the bed, with its velvet purple canopy and white furs, isn't safe.
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whumpetywhumpwhump · 5 months ago
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Been recently getting into drugged whumpees- maybe someone at the bar slipped something into their drink without their knowledge, and by the time caretaker comes to their aid, Whumpee is out of it.
Their eyes are half open but glazed over, pupils unreactive to light or any other stimuli. Still, Caretaker can see the dulled terror hidden beneath, made even more disturbing by the fact that Whumpee can't express the depth of their fear.
If Caretaker has to pick them up, they're floppy. If Caretaker listens to their breaths, they're unnaturally slow and shallow.
And if Whumpee feels sick enough to vomit, they can't even tell Caretaker. They just have to hope that Caretaker has the foresight to turn them onto their side when it inevitably happens.
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the-lazarus-sign · 6 months ago
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Carewhumper who convertly drugs whumpee with delirants
Maybe it's a small amount (or begins with) to get whumpee disoriented but not completely delirious
Whumpee starts experiencing mild (but frightening) hallucinations, pounding heart, dry mouth, nightmares, and anxiety
Carewhumper acts concerned and brings them to a doctor. Since delirants aren't drug tested for, whumpee is diagnosed them with schizophrenia
Carewhumper convinces whumpee that they are very ill, the doctor said so
Whumpee needs carewhumper to take care of them
Maybe whumpee realizes something is wrong and tries to escape...and experiences terrible withdrawal symptoms
Whumpee, of course, can't really escape
if this goes on long enough, whumpee would definitely develop health issues, including psychosis
Nothing to say about the physical symptoms
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oliversrarebooks · 2 years ago
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lay down on the operating table
TW: forced sedation, experimentation, restraints, struggling
Lay down on the operating table for us. I know you're upset about being experimented on and brainwashed, but it's for the greater good. You'll feel much better about it once we've sedated you. These restraints are for your own safety. Just put your arm down, and -- there we go, all secured. Just relax. There's no point in fighting. You should know that by now.
That's right, soon you'll be trapped inside a body that's too heavy and too drowsy to move, completely relaxed, unable to focus on anything but how much you want to sleep. Every fiber of your body will be relaxed. Your eyelids will become too heavy to keep open. The sedation will slowly overwhelm you until you can't fight it any more. 
And once you're asleep, no matter what is done to you, you will not resist. You won't even be aware of what is happening. You'll be completely at our mercy, sleeping so peacefully. Once the sedative starts to kick in, you won't even remember a thing.
Here, let me put the mask on you and secure it. It's only oxygen. Now breath in deeply. One deep relaxing breath for me. In and out. That's it. Another deep breath. In and out. Good.
Now I am going to start the drug that will put you to sleep. It'll take a few minutes to work, but soon it's going to make you very, very relaxed, and very, very sleepy. No use holding your breath. Just breath normally. There you go.
That's it. Relax and let the sedative work its magic on you. You'll start to feel drowsy and floaty as the drug enters your system. Your eyes will become heavy, and you'll let them drift shut. Your mind will blank, leaving you so relaxed. Do you feel it yet?
You're starting to look a bit dazed. The sedation is beginning to work, I think. You're feeling nice and relaxed, aren't you? And so sleepy. I can see your eyes blinking so slowly. No, no, it's no use to struggle against the restraints. Eventually, you'll stop fighting it and go to sleep. 
Your body is becoming heavy and your mind is growing hazy. Just lie back on the table, yes, that's good. Take another deep breath. Is that a yawn? Is the gas making you drowsy? You're starting to feel it affecting you, aren't you? Lying there, staring up at the ceiling, fighting those heavy eyelids.
I bet you feel so calm and peaceful. Like you want to let yourself drift off to sleep, right?
Your body and mind are relaxing and becoming more sedated, and there's so little you can do about it. Your eyelids want to drift shut. That tiredness is spreading all throughout your body. Is it starting to get hard to keep your eyes open? Is your head starting to feel heavy? Do you feel like you could fall asleep at any moment if you wanted to?
Yes, that's how the sedative is supposed to make you feel -- calm, relaxed, heavy, sleepy. You're fighting your body's natural urges to go to sleep. You'll lose that battle. You are going to go to sleep. 
Did you realize that you've stopped struggling against the restraints? It looks like you can barely keep your eyes open. Slowly and surely, the sedative is putting you to sleep, and there's nothing you can do about it. It's no use fighting those heavy, tired eyelids. They're shutting all on their own.
That's right, you're completely unable to fight the sedation. It's strong and powerful. It will make you feel floaty and drowsy and oh so blissful. It will override your desire to stay awake. It was all over the second we started the drug, and you knew that.
The sedation is conquering your body and soon it will conquer your mind. Your body will fall asleep soon. Let yourself stop fighting, let sleep claim your helpless body. Let sleep take you. Let the sedation claim you. Let your eyelids close. 
You're becoming drowsy, drowsier and sleepier. Soon your eyelids will close, and you will give in to the sedation, and you will be so docile and pliant and entirely at my mercy. Are you ready for that? The moment when your eyelids close will be the point of no return. A fleeting moment when you are not yet asleep and not quite awake. A moment where you know you've lost the fight, where you feel utterly helpless.
There we go. Shut those sleepy eyes for me. Don't open them again. Let the sedative put you fast asleep. There we go, fall asleep. Go to sleep, deep asleep. So deeply asleep. It feels so good to stop fighting and go to sleep. And now that you've fallen asleep, we can do whatever experiments we please.
Now, we can get to work.
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whumpsoda · 1 year ago
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if ur doing prompts may I request a pet whump where pets are so common that there’s been a serum invented to take away higher cognitive functions from whumpee’s and overload them in oxytocin. so while still them—they can’t understand how to read and miss many conversation cues. all they know is that they used to be scared, they’re treated nicely, and enjoy sitting by the fire
Inspiration finally struck, and I can’t say no to pet whump!! Taglist: @softvampirewhump
cw: mentions of vomit, pet whump, dehumanization, drug use, injection and needle
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The rugged man sighed, gazing down at the man defrosting at his feet. “Alright darlin’. It’s time for your medicine.” Whumper’s thick, gloved thumb glazed over his pet’s frosty cheek.
“Mmm…” the pet hummed, the words of his master practically flowing right over his head. Whumpee was far too enraptured in the sensation of the growing fire warming his chilled skin, as well as the plush feel of the blanket which engulfed him. 
Whumpee couldn’t exactly recall how he’d gotten so cold in the first place, but wasn’t very concerned with it. He’d probably just gotten carried away outside again. He just got so excited when Master would let him out, even in such a brutal winter. All that mattered was how nice and comfortable he was now, anyway.
He snuggled eagerly into the stroke of affection on his face, a lazy smile resting on his lips. 
Whumper was trying to pull away from his beloved book, an impossibly large one Whumpee had seen him engulfed in for days now. The pet was always shocked that Master was so smart, being able to get through such a thing, and even enjoying it.
Master flicked swiftly through the pages, the crinkle of paper mixing with the pop and crackle of the fire. The pleasant beat of heat on Whumpee’s skin was beyond enjoyable, and if he had a choice he would most definitely choose to be in such a state forever.
Reading, or trying to at the very least, was always a painful experience for Whumpee, a situation he was not a fan of. A pet wasn’t exactly fit for reading in the first place though, so it was never much of a problem he dwelled on.
Master’s fingers began to slip from his head, tempting to pull away. At the notice of Whumper’s touch beginning to waver, the pet desperately pushed his head back into the man’s hand.
He simply chuckled in response. “I need to get your meds, sweet. It’ll take just a moment ‘n I’ll be right back.” 
Whumpee whimpered dejectedly, savoring the last of the contact before his master fully pulled away. He held back the urge to beg for more, instead opting to be grateful that Master had been kind enough to grant him such a gift in the first place.
Whumper pushed his tired limbs from his beloved leather chair next to the fire place, his thick socks shuffling on the floor as he walked past. The pet could faintly pick up the noise of his master bumbling around the kitchen, gradually becoming increasingly nervous with what was to come.
Whumpee didn’t like the injections, or the medicine itself. The injection hurt, and no matter how slight or insignificant, he did not like it. He especially wasn’t fond of the way the drugs made him feel, spinning his animal brain in circles and bringing bile up his throat.
But he couldn’t not have the medication. All pets took it, he knew that much. And if Master said he needed it, then there was no doubt he did! Even if no amount of good behavior could seemingly get him out of it.
Whumpee was snapped from his thoughts by the sudden sight of Whumper towering over him, sweetly ruffling his damp hair. The pet wished he could have enjoyed the affection more, as his stomach churned with growing discomfort.
He wriggled in his fuzzy fabric pile, becoming visibly upset as he listened to Whumper ready his tools. “Hush, boy, you’ll be fine. Same stuff as always.” 
The words did close to nothing to calm his nerves, simply washing through one ear and rippling out the other. His struggles were only halted by the commanding grasp of his master’s glove on his chin.
Master was strong, strong enough to punish any slight disobedience in the blink of an eye. As much as Whumpee disliked it, he quieted his dismay.
“I know you hate it, but there’s no way around it. Your meds help you stay such a good boy. Don’t wanna turn naughty now, do you?” Master questioned.
Whumpee shook his head energetically, staring up with pleading eyes. Of course he didn’t want to be bad! He wouldn’t dream of it, Master had to know that!
As if the pet had answered aloud, the other man gave him a satisfactory smile. “Of course you wouldn’t. So be a good boy and stay still for Master, alright?” 
Whumpee tried his very hardest to keep himself still and tense, only guided by the clutch on his chin. He fearfully clamped his eyes tight, sticking his lids together with all of his might.
Familiar sounds spread around him, ones he desperately tried to shut out in fear of making any mistakes that could irritate his master. “Doin’ so good, darlin’. Just one moment and we’ll be all done. Still for just one more second.” 
Master’s soothing voice licked his delicate ears, almost distracting him from the sense of the needle descending to his pale flesh. 
The prick of the edge puncturing his skin was almost instant, as well as scarily alarming. Practically against his own will Whumpee lurched forward, the nick seering in a jolt of pain. Whumper gripped his frame firmly in response, almost painfully so.
Whumpee squealed frightfully. Pet didn’t like it! He didn’t like it, he didn’t like it! Master always said it wasn’t a punishment, yet it always felt like it! 
Whumper’s gloves dug into his exposed skin, only encouraging Whumpee to struggle more. 
“Okay, okay, we’re done!” The grip restraining Whumpee disappeared in an instant, leaving the ghost of an angry touch.
His breaths continued, yet ragged and shaky. He noticed the creep of tears in his eyes, no matter how eager he was to prevent them. Whumper cleaned up his tools, gathering them to return to their rightful spot to ready them for the next time. “S’all over now, boy. We’re all done.” Master soothed, a slight tinge of annoyance prevalent.
A light flame of anger lit deep inside of the pet. It wasn’t over, not yet. 
Whumpee jerked forward yet again, grabbing for the rug below him to contain himself. A wave of painful thickness was settling over him. His vision was quickly growing fuzzy and bleak, the room swaying around him. A warm, thick slurry rose, sliding up his throat and lingering just there. He tried to regain himself, an act that quickly became futile as his strength lessened. The pet’s limbs shook, weakened and afraid.
With glossy eyes and sickly sight he searched for his master, who was sitting comfortably in his chair once again. Whumpee could only make out a pleased smile on the man’s face as the pet clung to his pant leg. 
Whumpee gagged fearfully, the sick sense tainting his throat. His brain was swimming, cotton and clouds making their way inside. His thoughts were becoming gummy, slowing and allowing himself to calm. Coherency was hard to reach, and he soon gave up on the task.  As long as Master was around, he’d be fine.
Whumper put a hand to his pet’s swaying head, guiding the man against his own leg. Whumpee’s sluggish muscles were thankful for the help, surrendering to Master’s whims. 
With his thoughts so hard to reach, his limbs so tired, and the pain subsiding, Whumpee was gradually calming, melting into his master. Hearing was fuzzy, as well as most things at the moment, but he could mostly make out Whumper’s purr of words.
“Relax now, darlin’. It’ll be fine in a bit. Gotta keep you all nice and good, right? Be a good boy and take a little nap while you’re all out’ve it.” Whumpee cuddled further into the man, desperate to follow him. His blanket was soon placed softly back on his shoulders, as his drool drowsily trickled onto crusty denim fabric.
Whumpee was losing consciousness, a pull he was fully willing to give in to. Master said he should, and so he would, simple as that. As long as he could be a good pet when he woke up, the hurt would all be worth it.
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noisilyeclecticmilkshake · 6 months ago
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Vulnerable
“Here, some water.” Caretaker held out a glass toward the bed.
“I told you guys I’m fine.” Hero said to the room now full with his team. He sat up, failing to keep his breaths even as the pain in his side flared up. He could feel another cold sweat coming on even from the small movement.
“You can’t even sit up without wincing, You clearly aren’t thinking straight, now drink the water, you’ve been sweating all day. You need it.” Caretaker said sternly, holding the glass closer to Hero.
“I’m thinking clearly enough to know that’s drugged.” Caretaker’s surprised expression was quickly replaced with annoyance. “That’s what you do to unruly patients right?” Caretaker was a known take-no-bullshit doctor. If someone needed medical attention they were going to get it. Whether they wanted it or not. 
“Yeah, you might be thinking clearly enough, but if you’re really okay, then my next request shouldn’t be a problem for you.” Hero’s breath quickened as Caretaker turned to the group, what were they going to do? 
Hero’s thoughts were quickly answered. “Sorry guys, but do you mind holding him down?” The team nodded solemnly and Caretaker turned back to Hero, whose thoughts were already on escape. “Evidently I’m going to have to make you drink this.” On a good day, Hero more than outmatched his team. Hell, even on a bad day he could hold them off for a while, but today? Today was a horrible, terrible, awful day. He thought he could try bargaining. “Wait, don’t do this!” But the team advanced, ignoring his pleas.
He attempted to get up instead, but before he could even swing his legs over the edge of the bed, hands were on him, holding him down. It hurt. Whatever poison was in the dagger Villain stabbed him with was affecting every nerve. “Stop, please.” He could feel his erratic beating heart and his lungs that tried to keep up. “You’re hurting me.” His voice came out strained. He could hear his team's apologies, but they didn’t let up. He tried kicking, but his ankles were held tight, and whoever it was used the rest of their body to sit on his knees. He leaned forward in an attempt to push them off but was pulled back immediately by rough hands on his shoulders pinning him against bed. His wrists were next, pushed into the bed as another team member straddled his torso, unknowingly putting weight directly on his wound. He cried out involuntarily and saw black spots at the edge of his vision. Any movement threatened to pull him into oblivion without the help of Caretakers concoction.
“Yeah, that’s what happens when you don’t tell your team you’ve been poisoned and let it fester for 2 days. Now open up.” With his team's entire weight on him he resolved to clenching his jaw and turning his head away from Caretaker and the drugged water. Caretaker sighed “We don’t have to do it like this. Just let me treat your wounds and I promise I won’t shove this water down your throat.” But he couldn’t. Hero couldn’t let anyone see him that weak, that vulnerable, no matter how much he knew he needed the help. Even if he could feel the poison making its way to his bones. He could feel his face turning red from how vulnerable he already was, and made that way by his team no less, Hero just turned his head further, clenched his jaw harder. “Fine, have it your way, but you know this is for your own good.” Caretaker pinched Hero’s nose. He tried to move away, but that sent another wave of agony as his wound was aggravated again. Another involuntary scream cut off by sudden off-tasting water that he couldn't reject, his body’s automatic response swallowing the drug.
“Should we let him go now?” Sidekick asked, she noticed how erratic his breathing had become when she sat on his torso, but had stayed where she was, not wanting to cause even further pain by moving.
“No, the sedative should kick in pretty soon, especially since he hasn't eaten all day, and he’ll probably hurt himself trying to leave if you don’t keep holding him down.” Caretaker hated that, they knew why Hero didn’t want to be treated, and that this was hell for them. If they had just taken the damn water the first time it wouldn’t have had to be like this. 
Caretaker was right about the quick acting sedative. It had only been a couple of minutes and Hero could already his limbs start to get heavier, his fingers started to slack and he felt himself start to panic all over again, it was an unwelcome, familiar feeling, even after a year. Unfortunately the panic did not give him strength to overcome the three people holding him down, and most of it was dampened by the mind-numbing fog settling over him. His limbs were lead, but he started to feel a strange, contrasting weightlessness, tried to protest the drug, but his lips were as heavy as his legs and all that came out was a slur of words “No... I-please... nghh...” Hero tried sitting up again, he didn’t remember why he’d laid down in the first place, but he could only move his head. He looked up to see a blurry sidekick and he could hear faint apologies as he tried to ask why Sidekick was over him, everything was hazy and there was a faint throbbing in his side. Something far away made a noise and he felt some weights being lifted off of him. 
“Okay, I think he’s out. You guys can go now.” Caretaker said once it was clear that Hero was not going to fight treatment. 
“Are you sure? I can help, it must be a pretty nasty poison if it’s weakened him this much.” Tank said.
Caretaker did want help, but they knew Hero never wanted his team to see him like this, plus the scars would lead to a lot of questions about Hero’s past that neither of them wanted to answer. “No, I’ll be fine. I have a strong suspicion of what it was that Villain used.” With that, the team left and Caretaker got to work, the drug wasn’t going to make Hero pass out, he would remain semi-conscious, it was better this way. He would come to with vague memories instead of a complete time skip, and hopefully Hero wouldn’t hate Caretaker as much this way. They cleaned the wound and used some ointment before starting to sew it up. 
The sight of light shining on metal stirred something in Hero, memories of his time with Villain, the surgeries, waking up with unknown changes, things missing or added, sometimes waking up with unnecessary wounds only there to cause pain. He didn’t want this, not again. “Whumper, please.” His breathing was as erratic as it could get under sedation. “W-Why? What’re you-” He was cut off by a caring hand in his hair. Soft reassurances that were surely lies. “No, please.” He tried to scoot away but was held in place and could only watch as a needle was pulled through into and through his wound, again and again. Something in the back of his mind registered that there was no pain, another part of him knew that he would feel this when he woke up, back in the room that reminded him of his predicament with every sense. The sight of the blood-stained mattress only imbedded more permanently with the intense metallic smell he couldn’t escape. 
Caretaker worked as quickly as they could. It really would be easier if Hero was out completely, but this would have to do. They didn’t expect him to have so much fight, but the sight of the needle sent him in an attempt to roll off the bed. They steadied him and went to work on Hero, sewing up the wound. He didn’t stop trying to get away, nor did he stop protesting, until several minutes after the stitches were complete. Trying to soothe him only seemed to make matters worse, so Caretaker simply held him until they were sure he wouldn’t rip his stitches. The drug only lasted an hour and Caretaker could tell it had worn off when Hero’s wavering voice rang through the quiet room.
“You promised.” Hero meant for their voice to sound angrier than it did. He hoped the betrayal got through at least.
It did. 
“I know.” Caretaker couldn’t meet Hero’s eyes, they didn’t regret what they’d done, but it didn’t feel good, betraying their friend after all he had been through. Still, they defended their position. “I figured though, you dying makes that promise void.” 
“Just leave.” Hero was struggling to push invading memories out of his mind, and wanted Caretaker to leave before he failed completely. They had already seen him more vulnerable than he ever wanted.
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lumpywhump · 6 months ago
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when caretaker has to drug whumpee to get them to sleep
you know who I'm talking about! Go to bed!
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sufrimientilia · 7 months ago
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Research Log #P5-00436
FACILITY: [REDACTED] DATE: [REDACTED] CASE: #E2756895 ATTENDING: [REDACTED] UNIT: WARD 92 OBJECTIVE: Behavioral Compliance Induction
TIME: [09:45:00]
SUBJECT #1138-B7 was brought to the operating theater, prepped and draped in the usual fashion. Intravenous access was established using a 20-gauge catheter inserted into the left antecubital vein. Electrodes were placed on the scalp for continuous EEG monitoring. Additional sensors were attached to record heart rate, respiratory rate, and galvanic skin response (GSR).
Subject presents as a 25 year old male, physically healthy, baseline vitals recorded WNL. Subject exhibited signs of anxiety and resistance, which were managed by the use of sedatives (2 mg Midazolam IV).
[09:53:11]: Subject questioned to establish baseline cognitive and physiological parameters. Orientation, recall, and basic comprehension intact.
[10:00:00]: Infusion of proprietary psychotropic agent PCA-35 initiated at a rate of 5 mL/min.
[10:03:48]: Subject displays signs of restlessness. Cortical activation indicated by increased uptake on EEG. Subject gives responses to verbal stimuli and reports a sensation of lightheadedness.
[10:04:25]: Subject complains of stinging sensation and bittersweet taste. Noted slight tremor in extremities and increased heart rate. GSR indicates heightened anxiety.
[10:05:13]: Subject questioned to establish cognitive and physiological parameters. Noted delayed responses. Subject struggles to follow simple instructions, becomes distracted, provides incoherent explanations of surroundings, misinterprets questions.
[10:09:32]: Subject begins to exhibit signs of altered perception, including auditory hallucinations and delirium. EEG shows increased theta wave activity. Physical agitation observed; restraints effective in maintaining Subject's position. Subject too agitated for cognitive and physiological testing.
[10:14:45]: Administration of compound #GS-P5R initiated at 12 L/min via inhalation mask to reduce anxiety and stabilize neural response. Infusion of PCA-35 increased to 7.5 mL/min.
[10:19:48]: Subject's responses to verbal and physical stimuli decrease significantly. Continued monitoring shows stable vitals but increased physical rigidity. Administered 1 mg Lorazepam IV to reduce muscle tension.
[10:24:22]: Subject’s speech becomes slurred and incoherent. Noted disorientation to stimuli, increased muscle laxity. Decrease in heart rate and blood pressure.
[10:33:14]: Subject enters a semi-catatonic state. Eyes remain open but unresponsive to visual stimuli. Pupils equal but dilated. EEG shows dominant delta wave activity.
[10:42:28]: Subject displays signs of decreased neural responsiveness. Decreased pupillary reaction, continued slow rolling movement of the eyes, jerky movement of the whole body (hypnic jerks). Persistent drooling noted.
[10:45:04]: Infusion of PCA-13 reduced to 1 mL/min. Administration of compound #GS-P5R reduced to 2 L/min via nasal cannula.
[10:50:34]: Subject engaged with repetitive commands in accordance to Behavioral Compliance Protocols. Verbal cues, electronic conditioning, and multi-sensory stimuli reinforcement prove ineffective. Subject remains largely non-reactive.
[10:57:55]: Subject’s eyes remain unfocused with significant drooping. Attempts to direct gaze result in brief eye opening, followed by rapid drooping. Subject mumbles incoherently.
[10:58:06]: Speculum applied to maintain eyelid retraction for continuous observation and responsiveness testing. Subject demonstrates minimal resistance; remains in stuporous state. Droplets of propriety psychotic #3A administered to each eye. Immediate increase in pupil dilation and noticeable twitching observed.
[11:00:17]: Visual stimulus presented. Subject's eyes remain fixed and extremely dilated. Noted tremors in hands, erratic breathing patterns, increase in heart rate. Subject occasionally mumbles with extreme delay in response latency to verbal and physical testing.
[11:05:23]: Subject engaged with repetitive commands in accordance to Behavioral Compliance Protocols. Verbal cues, electronic conditioning, and multi-sensory stimuli reinforcement prove insignificant. Subject displays significant cognitive impairment, involuntary reflexes, significant drooling, and uncoordinated movements.
[11:10:19]: Increased auditory and visual stimuli introduced to enhance command comprehension of Behavioral Compliance Protocols. Subject displays signs of severe neural suppression. EEG findings variable and nonspecific, low voltage and slow irregular activity nonreactive to sensory stimuli.
[11:15:52]: Subject engaged with high-intensity visual stimuli (rapid flashing) and continuous auditory commands. Subject shows brief eye fixation on visual stimulus, with occasional facial twitching. Overall response is characterized by slow, inconsistent movements and frequent confusion. Subject’s attempts to respond are sporadic, sluggish, and incoherent.
[11:20:14]: Administered low-frequency auditory tones and ambient lighting. Subject displays intermittent eye tracking and reflexive vocalizations. Eyes lubricated to prevent irritation; speculum remains in place. Despite the high level of impairment, occasional partial compliance with commands noted.
[11:30:31]: Subject provided with 500 mL saline IV to maintain hydration. Subject engaged with repetitive commands in accordance to Compliance Protocols. Verbal cues, electronic conditioning, and multi-sensory stimuli reinforcement prove moderately effective as demonstrated by increased uptake seen on EEG. Noted severe motor function impairment, persistent drooling, disorientation.
[11:37:48]: Visual and auditory stimuli calibrated to induce deep trance state in preparation for Hypnotic Compliance Protocols. Subject's head and neck stabilized to ensure alignment with visual stimuli. Monitored vital signs remain stable but indicate persistent sedation effects. Subject remains largely unresponsive, exhibiting only involuntary reflexes and intense eye fixation on visual stimulus.
[12:00:00]: End of Behavioral Compliance Induction log. Subject's transition to hypnotic phase officially logged and observed.
TRANSFER OF CARE: [REDACTED]
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kabie-whump · 23 days ago
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‪‪♡‬ Febuwhump 2025 Day 5: Not Trusting Reality ‪‪♡‬
This is a topic that (canon) Ventis really struggled with after he got sober, so I couldn't resist the urge to whump him about it.
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Even after surviving through the nightspill withdrawals, the hallucinations never really went away like he'd hoped they would. Ventis has Onthyes, of course, to let him know what’s real and what’s not, but it gets frustrating, knowing that the answer could be anyone’s guess.
Waterfalls traveling upwards until they dissipate into clouds? Real. Shadows moving and gesturing on their own? Not real. Trees whispering secrets Ventis is sure he hasn’t told anyone? Real. Distant piano music with no discernable source? Not real.
And Ventis is well aware that Onthyes doesn’t mind telling him every time he doubts something. But it’s getting annoying, needing to rely on his friend to tell him what’s real.
So, Ventis stops asking.
He tells himself that it’s just an experiment - just for a little while. He won’t rely on Onthyes to tell him what’s real. He’ll trust his own instincts. Sure, after all this time, he must have developed some kind of sense for it, right?
The test goes well enough at first. The sky turns a deep shade of violet and the clouds begin to spiral like whirlpools, but Ventis doesn’t react. A fox with far too many eyes stops short in the middle of the path and stares at him, and he confidently walks through it. Flowers sing an eerie song as they pass, and although Ventis’s skin crawls he refuses to ask Onthyes if he hears it too.
Then, he sees the bridge.
It’s a simple wooden thing, grown over with vines and flowers but otherwise intact, arching over a narrow ravine. Onthyes has busied himself with his pack, not paying attention as Ventis approaches the bridge.
Ventis looks at it. Tilts his head. Watches a butterfly land on the wooden surface.
It must be real, right?
Steeling himself, Ventis commits to his answer. He steps onto the bridge-
“Ventis, wait!”
And he falls, yelping as his foot passes through nothing. He barely has time to process the awful, stomach dropping sensation of falling before he collides with a rock, pain exploding through his ribs. He rolls off of it, hits a gnarled tree root back-first, then finally skids to a stop at the bottom.
“Ventis!”
He can hear Onthyes picking his way down the ravine carefully as he curls into himself, groaning. Every breath burns through his ribs, every movement making pain radiate out from his spine.
“Don’t move! I’m coming!”
Ventis squeezes his eyes shut, pressing his forehead into the damp ground below. His breath shudders painfully.
He should've asked.
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abhainnwhump · 1 year ago
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Dress your Whumpee up in pretty clothes, drug them, then lock them in a glass coffin with flowers and hand it to Caretaker and friends. No blemishes of course, they're a piece of art.
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whump-in-the-night · 3 months ago
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Something a little different from my usual fare today, but I want to talk about an interesting whump trope for team whump, military whump, cults, secret societies, etc: hazing, humiliating/painful initiation rituals, etc.
Since this is very much something that can happen irl (I was in greek life in uni; personally I was never hazed and my organization took that very seriously, but I did see a frat get shut down for hazing), I'm going to list trigger warnings at the top, right here: TW: hazing, humiliation, mentions of drugs and alcohol, mentions of nudity, mention of cults.
whumpee is a new member of a team/group/organization. To "prove" themselves "worthy" of being in the group by doing something dangerous or humiliating.
The hazing could involve use of drugs or alcohol, like making whumpee drink or do drugs.
Or they could make whumpee do something humiliating like making them dress in embarrassing/skimpy clothes or go nude
Maybe it's a small group of members who are facilitating the hazing. Maybe it's all of them. Maybe the leader is the one who is pushing the hazing
Justifying the hazing by claiming it promotes team/group bonding
This can work great for military squads initiating new soldiers
Or also. Consider. Secret society/cult having dangerous and/or humilating initiation rituals whumpee has to go through to join. Whumpee really wants to join, but are they willing to do the messed up stuff the whumpers want them to do?
Or, cults using hazing to keep members in line.
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whumpbees · 1 year ago
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Whumpees standing there looking a little bit out of it, but otherwise fine- Than someone bumps up against them or nudges them,
And they crumble.
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silvercap · 14 days ago
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Ooh, you got a fun one!! Krauser is the one overseeing Leon's torture training ;) also they drug him up a little (just laughing gas)
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doorlampwrites · 1 year ago
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I love the idea of a disabled character taking too long or straight up not realizing they've been drugged because actually they feel like this very often
Brain fog? Vertigo? Muscle weakness? Drowsiness? Shame it happened during dinner. Eh, well there isn’t always an obvious trigger. Time to go lay down like usual
The drugger either intentionally taking advantage of this or doesn't know and is baffled that they aren't alarmed
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