Universal star trek fic reading experience is going "He would not fucking say that" then scrolling up to the top of the fic, see it's tagged as AOS and going "Ohhhh he would fucking say that"
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Universal star trek fic reading experience is going "He would not fucking say that" then scrolling up to the top of the fic, see it's tagged as AOS and going "Ohhhh he would fucking say that"
Sometimes you gotta do the opposite of what your brain thinks your about to do to keep the hoes guessing
Road 96 is a game about hope under a dictatorship and about forming community and survival as a minority. And it's also about how the little choices will get you, oh you might dream of a glorious revolution but did you help people along the way, did you sit and listen to them. What did you say when you didn't think it would matter, did you choose to stay silent. You can sacrifice yourself all you want when the big moments strike but did you do the work. Were you kind?
What did you do when there was no glory
I know a lot of people in the star trek fandom don't like and haven't watched Discovery, but y'all are absolutely missing out on all Burnham adds to Spock's backstory, like their relationship as showcased in Disco is so fucking interesting. Also to have a rebellious Vulcan older brother and a hurt human older sister are you kidding me.
Unimaginable pull
Amok time card that looks like cropped porn
I think the crane wives fandom needs to collectively get more insane about Here I Am
Can anyone hear me, guys, guys
You know chekov being 17 was a lot less weird when I wasn't 17. Now it's like man that's a baby on the bridge
They should make a yearning that isn't for the friends you had at 13, not cause they're gone per say but because you've both changed to much and you can never really go back.