#2023 voyage

[seraphim-soulmate]

for some reason anytime I tell someone here that I became a caregiver for my grandmother during the pandemic, and I still am today because her health declined, they say something along the lines of "oh that's such a special/beautiful experience, I'm so glad you both have each other I'm sure that means a lot"... like ... what? did you not hear the part where I'm a disabled 22 year old who finally received a life-long diagnosis of chronic pain and have been taking care of a 90 year old since I was like 20, at least ? idk the way they phrase it makes it sound like 1) a choice I voluntarily made and 2) that it's an easy or pleasant task. Maybe they don't understand what I mean by "caretaking" so I ALSO say that I accompanied her to the hospital when she fell and made the decision to move her to an assisted living facility and at no point do they say what I would expect, which is "that's such a difficult situation for you to have to handle, I'm so sorry that your grandmother is struggling and that you've become her caretaker at such a young age".

Is this polite american speak that people are doing to me? Am I not explaining the situation clearly enough? Are people really afraid of death? Do they not want to assume that it's a gruelling experience despite some of them having lived through it themselves so they say that it's "so beautiful" and "such a kind/caring thing to do". like no. it isn't. no one else stepped up to do it and I wasn't going to leave my grandmother to rot while she became less and less capable of caring for herself.

[corrodedbisexual]

This is officially my new favorite reaction image.

[fanofspooky]

Scream King - David Dastmalchian

[misterparadigm]

In honor of Star Trek Day, here is the collection of my cast pieces so far! I've got The Original Series, The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Voyager, and Lower Decks.

[2014federalbudget]

Eurovision 2023: Iceland awards Australia 12 Points

[aerialworms-art]

Trektober Day 20, now in technicolor!

*gripping your shoulders* You ever just think about how they find each other in every universe. You ever think about that. I do.

(Please click for quality! ID under cut)

[Image ID: A digitally coloured drawing of Jim Kirk, Spock, and Bones as seen in Star Trek: The Voyage Home. They are all older than in the Original Series. Spock is wearing his white Vulcan robe and no shoes. Jim is wearing his maroon suit, and Bones is wearing his beige and brown jumpsuit. His cravat is untucked from his neckline and the ends are floating. Both Jim and Bones' trousers are flared and they're wearing simple boots.

Spock and Bones are floating against a starry backdrop, connected to each other and Jim by thin threads attached to each of their wrists. Both of their threads connecting them to Jim are floating, relaxed and looping. However, Bones has grabbed the thread connecting him to Spock and is hunched over, attempting to chew through it. Spock is watching this with detached curiosity. His posture is more relaxed and his left arm is being pulled towards Bones because Bones is pulling on the thread.

Jim is standing in the middle, feet edging over the border of the drawing. His hands are on his hips, and he is looking up despairingly at his soulmates, saying "Can't you two just get along? Please?"

Above the drawing is written "Trektober" and "Day 20 - Soulmates" Below it is written "@aerialworms" and "Spocktober"./End ID]

[leopardom]

now this is eurovision

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[okmcintyre]

Seven in Picard + 'janeway vibes'

[his-argentite]

Here's some reaction pics to use (eurovision edition)

[talesfromthecrypts]

I do not fear you!

You will.

The Last Voyage of the Demeter (2023) dir. André Øvredal

[just-a-donut-who-reads]

[seraphim-soulmate]

a good shave can actually be something so personal...

[see-arcane]

DRACULA IS BACKULA BABEYYY

[allieconfyart]

How it started ⏩ How it ended

[rhera]

When I dream, sometimes... I remember who I was. Before him. But most often, I think of the box he kept me in. How every time he came for me and tore into my flesh, drank his fill, dirt would seep into the fresh wound, filling me up.

Aisling Franciosi as Anna in The Last Voyage of the Demeter (2023)

[tulivoimainen]

Käärijä got some Belgian chocolate from Gustaph but Danny from Voyager stole it 😂