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[preservationofnormalcy]

I feel confident enough to post these now. A collection of all the existing posters after some edits from the other post that got 13k notes! These are full size/quality. Go nuts.

You may use them for wallpapers, tabletop campaigns, whatever. Consider tipping me or buying a print or sticker on ko-fi here! If you do use them, let me know what for, or send pictures!

[writing-prompt-s]

Since you are the only known immortal, NASA has been using you during the last 3 decades to explore our solar system

[jumpingjacktrash]

Thawing is the worst part.

My cells can regenerate the damage freezing causes, but that doesn’t mean it’s fun. They gave me morphine for it, of course. They’re not monsters. Problem is, morphine doesn’t do jack shit if your blood’s not circulating.

Breathe through it. Breathe through it. It always passes.

“Initiating second stage warming on your mark.” The computer voice sounds impatient, somehow. That’s me projecting. My onboard computer doesn’t even have a proper AI. I flail my clumsy purple-white hand until I feel the console and then mash keys until I hit ‘enter’ by sheer chance. My suit stiffens as lukewarm water replaces antifreeze in the fluid lines. It burns.

The computer doesn’t care that i’m sobbing from the pain. It’s just a machine. It counts down the seconds to each temperature change, unaffected by the noises I make as slush grinds through my veins.

Finally, the morphine kicks in. It’s like a full-body orgasm of relief. I slump in my harness. The rest of the procedure goes on without me; cryo isn’t sleep, and I’m so tired.

I dream of home. There’s a puppy, and some grass. When the computer wakes me, I’m devastated for a moment, before I remind myself home is still there, and I’ll go back someday, and I’ll still have centuries for grass and puppies even after all this time away.

“Making course alterations for orbital positioning. Please acknowlege.”

Now that I’ve slept off the thaw and the morphine, I’m feeling a little less upset with myself about my life choices. “Acknowleged,” I say aloud.

“Please preface voice commands with ‘ship’,” the computer reminds me.

“Who the hell else would I be talking to out here, you vending machine calculator watch?”

“Please preface voice commands with ‘ship’.”

“Ship, remind me to have a word with Houston about getting you a ‘being less stupid’ upgrade.”

“Note recorded. Making course alterations for orbital positioning. Please acknowlege.”

That’s enough talking. I use the console keyboard instead. As the course adjustment begins with little puffs of gas fired off the hull, I unstrap myself. Technically I’m supposed to stay strapped in during adjustment, but honestly, a kitten could kick harder than those jets do. I need to work out the kinks. I’ve been a popsicle for six years, after all. I work on my zero-G yoga routine. I’m a sort of human pretzel when adjustment rotates the ship so that the viewport faces Jupiter.

The crackle of a long-distance transmission from Earth, sent 33 minutes ago, bursts from the console. “Good morning, Commander. Your onboard systems are telling us you’re awake and in position. How’s everything looking?”

I kick off a bulkhead and brace myself in the viewport, breathing shallowly so I don’t fog it. “I’m here, Houston. I’m orbiting Jupiter. And it’s beautiful. It’s worth it, you guys, it’s worth everything it took to get here. It’s worth it.”

[happydorid]

Museum of Moss 

I started this comic almost a year ago, but finally got around to finishing it! 

[vonbaghager]

A faerie introduces himself. Then, holding out a hand, asks, “And your name, please?”

And, like a fool, you give it to him.

[monstersdownthepath]

I got asked for clarification on this (but can’t reblog that particular post cuz on mobile), which I’m more than happy to provide.

In this post, a faerie is asking for ‘your’ name. The way he is wording it, however, and the accompanying beckoning motion, makes it seem as though he is asking for you to physically hand your name over. Which, because of how some faeries operate, he is.

In this instance, saying your name aloud to the fae would be literally giving your name over to him, the exact consequences of which are left up to the imagination–usually, a fae even knowing your name gives it some measure of power over you, but giving something your name would likely let it completely take over your life.

In this instance, the wording you want to use is something like “I will not give you my name, but I will tell you that it’s [name].” Alternately, you can just lie to him.

[ayellowbirds]

Might i suggest the less direct yet still name-preserving “you may call me…”? It dodges the request while still giving an answer of a name, which does not even have to be yours, but any name you feel like telling the fae they can use to refer to you. I would recommend “Ainsel”.

[linkedsoul]

The first time he asks for your name is the first time you meet him. He appears as you walk by the færie ring, that you have not entered because your grandmother has repeated so many times not to do so, and, curious of your presence, watches as you jump when you notice him.

You recognize him instantly. It is the Fæ whose influence your village is under, the one the elders have told you and your friends to be wary about, for the people who have been seen walking away with him have never come back.

You don’t know what he does to them. The villagers have never dared to confront him about it, never dare to address to him at all. He is not evil: he sometimes speaks blessings upon the cattle, talks the horses to calm after a storm, ensures a good harvest for the farmers, makes the flower bloom in spring even when the weather is still too cold. He is, simply, a Fæ, whose ways humans cannot understand.

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[chazchaschad]

Underestimation

[dykewithabike]

I’m watching season one for the first time in years and I forgot how much I love season one! Like Brennan is so human! She still super autistic but she’s also a person she cares I feel like she looses that and she has sooo much personality like “If you don’t pull over right now, I’m gunna yell kidnap” and she just beats people up(!!) when did she stop doing that(!?) later seasons Brennan would never, and she has fun fashion! The belts, the necklaces, the earrings, the skirts!!! And her relaxed professional outfits, way better than the peplum tops and slacks. The rest of the team too like they take away so much of Angela’s personality too like she a genius (!!!!) but also a carefree bohemian artist and the Angelantor is way better then the Angelatron at least they addressed the fact that they ditched so much of her personality! And when did they stop going to the funeral’s?

The guys change too (Zack especially but I always hated his arc) but I feel like it’s not as drastic or abrupt (or maybe it’s because I care more about women’s stories than men’s but)

Anyway I miss when they were more then the archetypes

I really really love Bones just beating the shit out of men who piss her off

[charlataninred]

Love how tumblr has its own folk stories. Yeah the God of Arepo we’ve all heard the story and we all still cry about it. Yeah that one about the woman locked up for centuries finally getting free. That one about the witch who would marry anyone who could get her house key from her cat and it’s revealed she IS the cat after the narrator befriends the cat.

[meraarts]

Might I add:

The defeat of the wizard who made people choose how they’d be to be executed

The woman who raised the changeling alongside her biological child

The human who died of radiation poisoning after repairing the spaceship

[eater-of-hopes-and-dreams]

The adventures of a space roomba

Cinderella finding Araura (and falling in love)

I don’t know a snappy description but the my nemesis cynthia story certainly lives in my head

[blitzlowin]

hilariously, these are almost all in my fic tag. so, a compiled list from the notes (and some extras):

The God of Arepo (graphic novel 1 / 2 / 3) (ebook)

The Monster of Sentan

The Witch’s Cat

Raise Both Children

Stabby the Roomba (honorable mention)

Cinderella Marries the Prince (comic)

My Arch Nemesis Cynthia

Pirates and Mermaid

Eindred and the Witch

The Demon King

The Cornerwitch

Grandmother Beetroot

Apocalypse Daycare Worker

Grandmother Accidentally Summons a Demon

New Year Saga

A Story About Changelings

Ranger in the King’s Forest

The Difference Between a Hare and a Rabbit

Goblin Men (Canines)

[milk-boi0602]

For Arepo, I’d like to throw in the story of God first priest and her pilgrimage to his temple

[dykewithabike]

Y’all I need to know if I’m the crazy one here, I keep seeing Seven x Janeway things (particularly on TikTok) but like!!!! What do you mean they’re dating!?! That’s her kid???!!! And like I’m rewatching Voy rn and like Seven was being sad about Icheb (her son!!) leaving and Janeway said something like I know the feeling and gave Seven a look that said I feel that about you like she sees her as her daughter!?!?

And like that’s the same reason why The Doctors crush on her felt gross (to me and mine at least) cause he’s like her dad! Seven even has a throw away like in s6e15 about how Doc is very protective /of her/

[dykewithabike]

Y’all I just watched Voy season 4 episode 17 and I can’t. It’s so Victim blamey!!!! Like the Doctor scans Seven once a week (at least!!) and she never had a reaction like that she has bin in the bio bed countless times and been fine but after being with that guy she! has! a! Panic attack!! In the bio bed??? Her biometrics were messed with! And the look Janeway gives Seven says “this is your fault” and then! Then at the end of the episode we don’t even get an explanation of Sevens symptoms!!!!! Like the only “explanation” we get is “you were borg you saw atrocities you’re probably miss remembering things” was one of the writers accused of SA and decided to to write a story about “the dangers of false accusations”???????

[dykewithabike]

Where is everyone watching? Because I thought it was in paramount but I checked the paramount + app(in Canada) and couldn’t find it, and the site I normally use for online viewing isn’t good with shows😭 any suggestions?

[dykewithabike]

hat did y’all think of section 31? Because all the ST groups on fb(don’t judge me I need to keep up with my grandpa) they talk about Section 31 as though it’s the worst thing in the world (everyone I’ve seen is also like grown men) I liked it, but I went in with the knowledge that it’s a paramount+ original which is the modern equivalent of a made for tv movie I wasn’t expecting high quality cinema but it was good for a cheesy made for tv ST movie! I get that it might not be everyone’s cup of tea but they keep talking about it like it’s just ruined Trek forever… I haven’t seen anyone on here talk about it so what do y’all think

Dose that make any sense?

What did you think of section 31

Liked it

Didn’t like it

Ambivalent

Secret 4th option (put what you thought in the comments)

Voting ended onFeb 15, 2025

[hotelcrying]

https://stopproject2025comic.org/

[ladytuarach]

This is amazing !!!

[dykewithabike]

I just started watching Killing Eve(love it so far!) and just wanted to ask if there were any rules? Like how with some shows you shouldn’t watch the last season?

[calmmyfears]

when rest and "lazy days" stop being optional, you eventually stop enjoying it. i don't even know how to relax anymore. there's barely any relaxation in rest for me, it's all forced by a sick body.

[lupusbaby]

Being chronically ill is like

“It’s fine”

“It’s fine”

“It’s fine”

*complete mental breakdown because you can’t do this anymore*

“It’s fine”

[dykewithabike]

I need help! I have this clear memory of an episode but don’t know what it is and it driving me crazy!!! From what I remember it takes place in air vents (it’s not s16e7 I thought it was and watched it but it’s not) it’s two or more girls and I remember one of them crawling on glass and maybe a needle pit? Only one survivor and she got out but was like in the middle of the desert alone I can’t remember anything past that… as I type this I realize it could be a horror movie?

[lostyesterday]

I’ve been particularly interested in analyzing how disability is depicted in Star Trek Voyager recently, so I wanted to make a list of episodes that involve significant representations or themes of disability and neurodivergence:

Phage, Faces, and all the other Vidiian episodes: I’m grouping these together because my opinion on them is similarly negative, both in general and from a disability perspective. Making your alien race scary because they’re visibly scarred and disabled and making that be the root of why they’re immoral is, uh… bad.

Meld: Lon Suder is pretty clearly neurodivergent, though given the fact that he’s a murderer, I don’t think this is necessarily a positive thing. Arguably, what happens to Tuvok in the episode is also disability-adjacent. I have mixed feelings on this episode and its portrayal of violence as innate, especially as that connects to depictions of neurodivergence.

Year of Hell: Not particularly disability-themed, but Tuvok is blind in the episode, and I like the way they portrayed that on the whole even if it’s reversed by the end of the episode. I’ve said this before, but I really like the accommodations Tuvok is shown using like the tactile interface for the computer console, and I really wish Geordi in TNG had been shown to require similar accommodations.

Extreme Risk: This episode intentionally portrays B’Elanna as having depression, and overall I think it’s a well-written episode that does a good job of prioritizing B’Elanna’s own perspective rather than other characters’ perspectives. I do wish B’Elanna’s depression was something that Voyager focused on outside of this episode, but I can hardly blame the one episode that actually focuses on it for its lack of focus elsewhere. I really like this episode personally.

Latent Image: There are a couple EMH episodes I considered including, but this one feels the most disability adjacent in terms of the Doctor’s “malfunction” in the episode (arguably analogous to disability/neurodivergence) and in terms of the discussion of personal autonomy in relation to that. I think this episode brings up some interesting issues and my opinion of it is positive overall.

Riddles: In which Tuvok has a brain injury that affects him both physically and mentally. I really enjoy this episode personally, but my feelings on it in relation to disability are more complicated. Obviously, Tuvok gets suddenly cured at the end of the episode which negates a lot of potentially interesting things an episode like this could do, but at the same time I’m not going to argue a show like Voyager could have done things any differently. The discussions of dependence and recovery in relation to disability here are interesting. In general, I like how Tuvok has a fair amount of agency in the story and that he primarily isn’t infantilized. I do wish the episode focused a bit more on Tuvok’s perspective over Neelix’s.

Pathfinder: Barclay is pretty clearly neurodivergent, and I like the concept of his character in theory. In practice, I wish that many episodes he’s in didn’t use his social anxiety to excuse him being an asshole, especially when the same courtesy isn’t extended to female characters and characters of color (for example, B’Elanna Torres). This episode wasn’t as bad (or sexist) as some of the TNG episodes he’s in, but still.

Good Sheppherd: Arguably all three main characters in the episode are coded as neurodivergent. The “every person adds value to the team regardless of how weird they are” message of this episode fell a bit flat for me, and the root issues related to disability/neurodivergence aren’t explored to an extent I found satisfying. I’m not going to call it a bad episode, though – it’s okay.

Fury: This one I am going to call a bad episode. Definitely one of my least favorite episodes of Voyager, but technically older Kes is depicted as disabled. I hate everything about this episode, especially the way it depicts disability as affecting Kes.

Repentance: I also dislike this episode. It has similar (but worse) problems to Meld in terms of treating tendency toward violence as innate and denying that neurodivergent people are capable of having any autonomy/control over their actions.

Many Seven/Borg episodes, particularly The Gift, One, Infinite Regress, The Voyager Conspiracy, and Imperfection: I’ve talked extensively about my disability-related thoughts on Seven and the Borg so I’m not going to list these episodes separately.

If anyone else has any thoughts on any of these episodes or suggestions of other episodes that belong on this list that I didn’t include, I’d love to hear about it!