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May be used as a form of IntimateHealing. Similar to KissOfLife, as both require pressing one's lips to an injured party's body, but since ''any'' [[IKissYourHand part]] [[IKissYourFoot of the]] [[LiteralAssKissing body]] can be poisoned, it's as likely to be [[{{Squick}} gross]] or [[HilarityEnsues funny]] as [[IntimateHealing sexy]]. A subtrope of WorstAid.
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May be used as a form of IntimateHealing. Similar to KissOfLife, as both require pressing one's lips to an injured party's body, but since ''any'' [[IKissYourHand part]] [[IKissYourFoot of the]] [[LiteralAssKissing body]] can be poisoned, it's as likely to be [[{{Squick}} gross]] or [[HilarityEnsues funny]] as [[IntimateHealing sexy]]. A subtrope of WorstAid.
WorstAid. Compare AmputationStopsSpread.
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* ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'', has a vampire sticking his mouth on an open wound to suck venom out of a human, from another vampire's bite. This seems...even more impractical than other examples because his saliva contains ''more'' of that venom.
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* ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'', ''Literature/TheTwilightSaga'', has a vampire sticking his mouth on an open wound to suck venom out of a human, from another vampire's bite. This seems...even more impractical than other examples because his saliva contains ''more'' of that venom.
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* This lies behind the mystery in the Literature/SherlockHolmes tale ''The Adventure of the Sussex Vampire'', when a person suspected of vampirism was actually trying to suck out the poison.
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* Wojciech Cejrowski's travelogue book ''Rio Anaconda'' (the factuality of which should be taken with a big grain of salt) has an episode where the narrator gets bitten, and his companion is forced to suck out the poison... the only problem is, the snakebite is in a ''very'' private place. Once the deed is done, the narrator declares that [[LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain neither of them should ever speak of it again.]]
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* Wojciech Cejrowski's travelogue book ''Rio Anaconda'' ''Literature/RioAnaconda'' (the factuality of which should be taken with a big grain of salt) has an episode where the narrator gets bitten, and his companion is forced to suck out the poison... the only problem is, the snakebite is in a ''very'' private place. Once the deed is done, the narrator declares that [[LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain neither of them should ever speak of it again.]]
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* In Creator/BetsyByars' ''The TV Kid'', the protagonist is hiding under a house when he gets bitten by a rattlesnake. [[GenreSavvy Due to his watching a lot of TV]], he knows that he has to cut Xs over the bite to get all the poison. [[WrongGenreSavvy He nearly dies anyway]].
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* In Creator/BetsyByars' ''The TV Kid'', ''Literature/TheTVKid'', the protagonist is hiding under a house when he gets bitten by a rattlesnake. [[GenreSavvy Due to his watching a lot of TV]], he knows that he has to cut Xs over the bite to get all the poison. [[WrongGenreSavvy He nearly dies anyway]].
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[[caption-width-right:250:[[WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy "I must extract the venom before it spreads through her veins! Like in the movies."]]]]
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