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RP memes that don't fit as direct posts to my rp blog | taking requests but only selectively. like. if I feel like it.
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'you were asleep/unconscious/comatose' prompts
"So, you're finally awake."
"Good of you to join us."
"They don't know you're awake yet. Stay down."
"Oh my god. [Name]? Hi, [name]?"
"Get up. Now."
"I'm not leaving you here. GET UP."
"Hi. How are you feeling?"
"Sleep okay?"
"You know there are, like, actual beds here. You didn't have to take the floor."
"Relax. Nothing happened."
"Thirsty?"
"Can you hear me?"
"How'd you sleep?"
"You absolute fucking idiot."
"How could you be so stupid?"
"You were pretty out of it."
"Relax. We're safe here."
"We're not there yet. Go back to sleep."
"We're about halfway."
"You're on next watch."
"Up and at 'em. We have activity."
"You wanted me to wake you if [x], right? Well, [x]."
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"Are you okay?"
"I'm not sure 'okay' is the sort of thing that happens for people like me."
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Panic Attack Starters:
“Calm down, I’m here now.”
“Stop panicking, you’re only making it worse!”
“I can’t breathe-“
“Are you having a panic attack? Wait- let me help, just breathe.”
“Oh darling, no one cares about your pity act. Gasp for air all you like.”
“It’s just a panic attack, I’m fine, I’m used to it just- give me a moment.”
“Give me space I can’t fucking breathe!”
“Oh my god, oh my god, oh my god-“
“Why are you shaking so much?”
“You look pale… sit down.”
“Are you all right?”
“D-don’t come in- I’m fine-“
“Look at me, okay? Everything is fine, just breathe, in and out. In and out.”
“I think I’m going to throw up.”
“Stop crying, I’m so sick of you pretending to be scared.”
“Did something happen? Are you okay?”
“I didn’t know you suffered panic attacks.”
“I thought you stopped having these…”
“Have you taken your medication?”
“Okay, sit up, watch me, and breathe. We’ll do this together.”
“Don’t panic like that! You’re going to give me a panic attack too!”
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bullying the traumatized
we don't wear kiddy gloves here.
"Who told you it wasn't that bad?"
"Who told you that?"
"I'll fight anyone who says otherwise."
"Yeah, well, news flash: it fucked you up. I can tell."
"It's okay to have shit that fucks you up, you know."
"Ohhhh noooo, you're feeling an emotion."
"God forbid something hurts and you do something about it."
"That's trauma for you."
"Get angry about it."
"I don't know. I expected you to feel something."
"In case it escaped your notice, I care about you!"
"Do you have a death wish?"
"And you decided you were going to stoically suffer in silence and not tell anyone?"
"Got some 'main character syndrome' in you, huh?"
"We're meant to be a team!"
"Then they can go to hell! They don't tell us what we're capable of."
"I'm going to try. I don't care whether you're gonna try with me but I hope you do."
"We've seen worse odds."
"What did you expect? Me to stand there and do nothing?"
"Oh, you have trauma? I didn't notice."
"Oh, grow! Up!"
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My muse is sick, and won’t admit it. Send “You need to rest.” for their reaction.
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Four stars because after stabbing a guy the butterfly knife wouldn't come out of his leg and I was forced to leave it there.
— most popular review of a ~15 euro butterfly knife [x]
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their team is their family.
(these could be said to a muse outside of the family, or to a muse inside the family! there are no rules. currently amused by the thought of 'muses overhearing other people say 'let me finish winning' abt their game' though)
the family.
"Stop i- sto- get OFF! It's mine!"
"Give us a sec, he's/she's/they're not finished losing."
"Wait, let me finish losing to (name)."
"You know I can hear you, right?"
"Absolutely not."
"No way we're leaving you behind."
"There's no way (name) would do that."
"Yes, (name), you're very handsome/pretty and everyone should be in love with you."
"My mistake. You're handsome and pretty and everyone is in love with you."
"I'm pretty cute, though."
"Don't listen to them. These guys love me."
"We tolerate you."
"Oh, we're not friends."
"Nice of you to show up."
"Glad to see you're making yourself at home."
"Make yourself maybe a little bit less at home, huh?"
"(Name) really likes you, you know."
"I care about them. You hurt them, you answer to me."
"They're a pain in the ass. Not 'my' pain in the ass. Just a pain."
"(Name) is a good kid. Be nice to them."
"No, if (name) says we jump, we jump."
"Do you trust them?" / "You have no idea."
"Don't listen to 'em. They're just jealous."
"You wanna talk about it?"
"You like him/her/them?"
"I'll take a look."
"Sit down."
"You need someone to check you out, you're not gonna do better than (name)."
observer.
"Are you guys always like this?"
"These are the people you hang out with... on purpose?"
"So are you the 'annoying little sibling' or the 'drowned kitten' in this dynamic?"
"Seem like good people."
"These are your guys?"
"So (name)'s good for it?"
"You vouching for them?"
"I can see what you mean about them."
"If (name) told you to jump off a bridge, would you do it?"
"You guys love each other."
"Oh, so you won't mind if I ask (name) their opinion, then?"
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Whumptober 2023 | No. 8
Outnumbered
Titans s04e07: “There, there, now. Take it easy, old Teddy.”
+bonus:
@whumptober @whumptober-archive
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muses who have been on the streets, or kidnapped, or whatever/missing for several years, and they're taken to a police station and "would you like me to call anyone for you?" / "no. Nobody's looking for me" and the police (or social worker, or whatever) has to say, "... actually, someone named (name) reported you missing 7 years ago. They were very concerned. They call every year, I think they'd like to know you're here." idk idk. muses who are looked for. muses who do not stop looking.
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muses who have been on the streets, or kidnapped, or whatever/missing for several years, and they're taken to a police station and "would you like me to call anyone for you?" / "no. Nobody's looking for me" and the police (or social worker, or whatever) has to say, "... actually, someone named (name) reported you missing 7 years ago. They were very concerned. They call every year, I think they'd like to know you're here." idk idk. muses who are looked for. muses who do not stop looking.
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thinking about the finding. oh yes the bruise-littered skin and rubbed-raw wrists and red-rimmed eyes, oh yes the shallow, pained breaths and semi-consciousness, in and out for the pain, but more acutely: the finding. the 'you are safe now' as well as the 'how do i touch you without hurting you'. the 'i'm here, and i'm sorry that i'm late'. you know
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ways to ask about it.
"You don't talk about it."
"Will you tell me?"
"Some people never want to share. That could just be what it's like for you."
"It's not, like, toxic sludge. It's not 'share what happened or die'. But it might help."
"There's something you're carrying, and I think it hurts you."
"I'd believe you, you know. If you told me."
"When you are ready to tell me, I will be ready to listen."
"Do you want to talk about it?"
"Was it bad?"
"What's rattling around up there?"
"You obviously don't trust me enough."
"You want me to ask? Fine. What happened to you? What made you walk away back there? What did you never bother to tell me?"
"What did they/he/she do to you?"
"What did they take?"
"You know I'm on your side."
"Did he/she/they hurt you?"
"Did he/she/they attack you?"
"Do you feel safe when they're here?"
"You look uncomfortable."
"Tell me."
"I care."
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“One-“
“I don’t know anything! I don’t-“
“Two-”
“Please! Please, I swear!”
“Three.”
“No! No no no no please.”
“Alright deep breath for me,” the whumper moved their grip to the next finger on the whumpee’s hand, “Ready?”
The whumpee whimpered, shaking their head weakly, “please-” their own scream cut their begging short as the whumper wrenched their finger back. A sickening crack echoed through the room.
“Please please- I don’t know anything, please.” The whumpee sobbed, writhing in their seat, but barely able to move as rope held them fast at the wrists and ankles. Three of their fingers were bent at a horrible, unnatural angle.
“You have 7 more chances.”
Snot and tears flowed down the whumpee’s face, “Please!” Their voice was ran ragged from hours of begging, “I don’t know anything, I don’t- please I promise,” they could barely make out words in between hitching sobs.
The whumper didn’t falter, taking hold of the next finger, “I’m going to give you until the count of three.”
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starting situation prompts
send one and I’ll write a starter involving…
a shooting
a bridge collapsing
posing for a photograph
trying to get through a media swarm
being beaten up
bloody in an alley
both want the last copy of a book in the library
movie night
watching the news together
snowed in
the hour before a party starts
eating lunch together
playing tennis / some other sport
play wrestling for a book / the remote / etc
family photos
someone steals all the blankets
a Serious Conversation
a Not Serious Conversation
learning family history
learning personal history
someone is visited at work
someone is stranded and needs to be picked up
attending a music concert together
a museum
a vacation
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Question Sentence Starters
WHAT
“What are you so afraid of?”
“What’s stopping you?”
“What made you do it?”
“What are you doing?”
“What’s making it hard for you?”
“What isn’t working?”
WHY
“Why won’t you let me in?”
“Why can’t you do it?”
“Why didn’t you talk to me about it?”
“Why didn’t you ask me?”
“Why are you like this?
“Why not?”
HOW
“How can I help?”
“How did this happen?”
“How did you get hurt?”
“How was it?”
“How are you feeling?”
“How do I stop?”
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bullying the traumatized
we don't wear kiddy gloves here.
"Who told you it wasn't that bad?"
"Who told you that?"
"I'll fight anyone who says otherwise."
"Yeah, well, news flash: it fucked you up. I can tell."
"It's okay to have shit that fucks you up, you know."
"Ohhhh noooo, you're feeling an emotion."
"God forbid something hurts and you do something about it."
"That's trauma for you."
"Get angry about it."
"I don't know. I expected you to feel something."
"In case it escaped your notice, I care about you!"
"Do you have a death wish?"
"And you decided you were going to stoically suffer in silence and not tell anyone?"
"Got some 'main character syndrome' in you, huh?"
"We're meant to be a team!"
"Then they can go to hell! They don't tell us what we're capable of."
"I'm going to try. I don't care whether you're gonna try with me but I hope you do."
"We've seen worse odds."
"What did you expect? Me to stand there and do nothing?"
"Oh, you have trauma? I didn't notice."
"Oh, grow! Up!"
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