[ SECRET POST #6111 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6111 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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08. [OP requested warning for vomiting]




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09. [WARNING for discussing of rape]

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08. [OP requested warning for vomiting]
https://i.imgur.com/EAc6e8Y.png

[(Anonymous)]

this website has some warnings recorded for that: https://www.doesthedogdie.com/does-someone-vomit

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[(Anonymous)]

I came here to recommend that!

[(Anonymous)]

I'd like that too. I have real-life emetophobia and even though I've gotten slightly better at handling fictional scenes I still hate it.

[(Anonymous)]

I remember the very first time I saw someone vomit onscreen - it was an episode of Everwood and the character was recovering from a serious illness, so that was a sign something was going wrong with his recovery. I remember being shocked that they showed it but kind of understanding why they felt it was important to show it to really shock the audience into seeing it was serious business. That being said, more and more TV shows stopped using the vomit discretion shot and I just don't understand why. FFS it's not funny! And the amount of shows that show it for laughs boggles my mind.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't like it either and I complained to my husband about how prevalent it seems to be on TV now. He had never noticed because it doesn't bother him, but once I pointed it out he started paying attention to it. "They really are putting vomit in everything," he said after yet another character upchuck. It's everywhere. :(

[(Anonymous)]

It took me three attempts to get past the first ep of Shetland. Now on of my favourite series, but good lord I did not need that vomiting scene.