In The Pale Moonlight 🌙

Dany • 21 • She/they • Star Trek Lesbian • Secular Jewish • Vulcan Queen • This blog is complete trash and mostly yelling about Star Trek. Follow for more soft Vulcan-brand nihilism, gay angst, and cat photos. Links for Mobile

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gif meme » anonymous asked: TNG + Most Attractive

↳Deanna Troi

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F I N N

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gif meme » anonymous asked: Voyager + Favorite Character

↳B’Elanna Torres

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gif meme » @jedifinnrey asked: Voyager + Favorite Villain

↳Borg

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True or False?

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True or False?

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sapiosexual spock moodboard! 💙

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whenever me and @bluespock interact:

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You remind me of..........................Seven of FINE ;)

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@sevencfnine we made it darling 💙

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{ @/@ } “It is a far, far better thing that I do, than I have ever done; it is a far, far better rest that I go to than I have ever known.” – A Tale of Two Cities

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Trek Femslash AUs » Ro/B’Elanna (requested by anon)

↳Ro and B’Elanna meet when Ro joins the Maquis and while they get off to a rough start they grow closer in their shared goals. Ro ends up on Val Jean and in the Delta Quadrant with B’Elanna and the two of them become even closer feeling like outsiders at first to the crew still. Eventually they integrate with the crew but find they’d still rather do this adventure with each other than without.

(if you have a pairing or idea let me know~)

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Star Trek: Deep Space 9

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so i rewatched “past tense” tonight and for some reason it really chilled me this time around, it’s just way too timely

- the unsympathetic bureaucracy that both dictates the lives of the poor and judges them for their poverty

- the employees of that bureaucracy who may not wholeheartedly agree with its approach but have no choice but to be complicit (a job’s a job)

- the repeated references to the significance of having identification, and the ramifications of not being able to provide identification when prompted by police

- the normalization of extremely subpar living conditions for the poor, and the liberal-minded rich half-heartedly objecting without actually working to change those conditions

- rich characters talking about protests as abstract philosophical concepts at best, inconveniences at worst

- technological advancement as a barrier between the classes rather than a bridge, with tech allowing wealthy people to live in comfort but being wielded as a weapon of the above-mentioned unsympathetic bureaucracy against the poor

- the many scenes, some moderately graphic, of healthcare being denied to the poor

i mean…”causing people to suffer because you’ve forgotten how to care” pretty much sums it up