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Cursed post sorry but I think Neelix is probably the only member of Voyager’s main cast who’s not at all in love with Janeway, which is also part of the reason that if Janeway was going to sleep with someone on the crew it would be most likely to be him. Like, her issue with having relationships with anyone on the crew is about her power dynamics with all of them, and Neelix feeling a bit outside of that means that I think she’d consider it if the opportunity arose.
Conceptualization of the evolution of romantic/sexual attraction between B’Elanna, Tom, Harry, and Seven over time:
I love those Star Trek episodes where a single character gets stuck in some weird dimension/parallel universe/time anomaly etc. and has to find their way out by themselves and you get to see how they work alone under pressure. Examples: Worf in Parallels, Crusher in Remember Me, Sisko (sort of) in Far Beyond the Stars, Kes in Before and After, B’Elanna in Barge of the Dead. Every Star Trek main character should get one of these at some point.
I love to see my favorite Star Trek characters who don’t smile often smiling because they for once have something to be happy about. Except Seven. When Seven smiles it’s just alarming.
B’Elanna with her curly season 6 hair is just too beautiful actually. That’s why they had to change it back, I guess.
I’m not going to put it in the tags of that gifset I just reblogged because I don’t want to bother OP, but does that Neelix and Chakotay interaction not have kind of flirty vibes?
Post-canon Kira/Ezri concept: Jadzia had an unrequited thing for Kira for years but eventually mostly got over it and married Worf. After Ezri becomes Dax, she isn’t too happy to realize she’s falling for Kira yet again. Only post-canon after Odo’s gone, it turns out her feelings aren’t unrequited this time and she and Kira get together.
I think it would have been pretty funny if 90’s Trek had done one singular major gay relationship that lasted over multiple episodes, but it was one that nobody wanted. Like what if Harry and Neelix suddenly got together in season 7 of Voyager.
