#Trek discourse

[kbrock9146]

One of my fav YouTubers used a comment I sent him on one of his last videos for this week's commentary video. I was already freaking out because the basement door was wide open, and then I hear this guy calling my name on my YouTube phone app.... very surreal experience tonight.

[sini-sterility]

Boi

[gracieminabox]

Dear 99.999% of this fandom:

You are beautiful, special people who play a valuable role in this community. You are loved, you are welcome, and your contributions to our fandom are essential.

To the remaining abusive and hateful stragglers in the fandom:

Your time in this community is at an end.

Leave.

[weyoun]

@gtsaiyaman01 Oh I know ^^ thats the beauty of artistic license ;) even though it's never truly confirmed (as far as I can remember) that Vorta are in fact already grown shells awaiting activation //or undergo some quick growth like the Jem'Hadar, I just like to think they experience some kind of childhood even if it's a few days. That's honestly just my interpretation or headcanon though. It's fully within the established science of the series that it's possible he is in fact grown rather than grew up. But like I said, I just like to think he did.//') And sure, I know they don't see anything wrong in how this process is done nor how it in turn effects them. But they still can experience emotions, like fear. And ultimately I included Weyoun since that's basically the point of why his existence has sad and traumatic origins like the others I portrayed there. Because isn't it tragic that he is abused in a sense and isn't capable of realizing it?