How do you react to blood?
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Haven't experienced large amounts of blood from myself or anyone else's. Hopefully, I won't act like a sissy girl about it.
But small amounts? Doesn't faze me.
But small amounts? Doesn't faze me.
Blood of others? Indifferent. I've seen some horrid car accidents IRL and was never bothered by the gore. My own blood? Even if it's a small scratch I react exactly same as other people react when they realize their money's just been stolen.
If I see my own blood in a relatively large amount, I'll become nauseous and I might even pass out, but for some reason if I see someone else bleeding it doesn't really bother me.
Yummy!
What? Just me?
I don't really care when I bleed, I just suck it up (literally). When you've experienced your eyes becoming red from too much blood flooding to them a few times, you kind of stop caring and get to work fixing it.
When other's bleed I'll ask if they need a bandage or something.
What? Just me?
I don't really care when I bleed, I just suck it up (literally). When you've experienced your eyes becoming red from too much blood flooding to them a few times, you kind of stop caring and get to work fixing it.
When other's bleed I'll ask if they need a bandage or something.
It really depends on whose blood it is. I could sit around and watch other people crash and bleed out from the Ebola virus and I'd probably just say something like, "Man, I hope I don't get any on me."
One time, though, I was getting blood drawn, and all of the vials dropped on the floor thanks to a careless nurse. So, I was standing in a huge puddle of my own blood. I got really lightheaded and almost fainted.
One time, though, I was getting blood drawn, and all of the vials dropped on the floor thanks to a careless nurse. So, I was standing in a huge puddle of my own blood. I got really lightheaded and almost fainted.
Quite calmly.
Locate source, treat as needed, seek help if necessary. Not much more to say.
I doubt I would be quite as comfortable with bones or organs. Even if I were able to remain calm, it would take considerable effort. Happily, I'm yet to find out.
I've always been a bit puzzled by people who freak out about blood. I can understand, but I do not sympathise. Kind of like with people who scream when they see a mouse.
Locate source, treat as needed, seek help if necessary. Not much more to say.
I doubt I would be quite as comfortable with bones or organs. Even if I were able to remain calm, it would take considerable effort. Happily, I'm yet to find out.
I've always been a bit puzzled by people who freak out about blood. I can understand, but I do not sympathise. Kind of like with people who scream when they see a mouse.
I joke to keep the tension down.
"Jesus christ, did the Kool aid man had a crack or something?"
"Jesus christ, did the Kool aid man had a crack or something?"
I'm fine with blood, unless it's MY blood. Video game blood I've never had a problem with, but real blood is something that freaks me out.
Unless it's a small amount. Very, very small amount.
Unless it's a small amount. Very, very small amount.
Well, after breaking my arm in two places, and both bones, with a compound fracture (the bone exited the skin) and seeing my arm look like a "s", and not crying/collapsing in pain (I was 9 when this happened, I still have the scar), I'm pretty much immune to squeamish stuff.
My blood? Aww crap, this sucks. Someone elses blood? Do not touch. Feeling a little sick. What happened?
I don't mind it at all, unless I'm losing lots of blood, but that really hasn't happened to me.
I'm very squeamish, I don't exactly faint but I do feel VERY qeasy at the sight of it. When I get a deep cut that bleeds a lot I feel faint. Just the thought of it makes me feel uncomfortable lol.
Not that bad in games/movies, but really gore isn't my thing.
(in hindsight that isn't exactly true after seeing a scene of someone's head exploding and then proceeding to throw up my lunch about 5 minutes later)
Not that bad in games/movies, but really gore isn't my thing.
(in hindsight that isn't exactly true after seeing a scene of someone's head exploding and then proceeding to throw up my lunch about 5 minutes later)