#star trek text post

[bj-cuntycunt]

[leonsgotit]

plot of star trek in a nutshell

[catgirljaneway]

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[trekfacility]

[tiefy]

Spock: Doctor (derogatory)

Garak: Doctor (affectionate)

[space-morningstar]

One of the things I love about Star Trek is how some of the characters use their free time, to name a few: ● Kirk spent his free time playing chess with Spock, reading books or collecting antiquities. ● Picard spent his free time reading poetry, "ancient" literature, looking at archaeological items or on the holodeck playing detective. ● Janeway tended to spend it playing mystery novels on the holodeck or playing an extreme version of tennis with Seven. ● Data would spend it with Geordi, either in engineering helping out or playing Sherlock Holmes mysteries, he would also play with his cat or practise drawing ● Seven watched the stars, studied anything that caught her attention. ● Beverly practised yoga and prepared plays. ● Riker practises the trombone ● Sulu spends time with her family or practises fencing ● Uhura practices with musical instruments Everyone has time to dedicate to themselves, in things they really like, beyond their ranks and their important positions they dedicate to enjoy their lives, they don't leave their responsibilities but they also don't forget about themselves and their "humanity" to dedicate themselves to the arts or "silly" moments that are just for fun It is the message that "Being professionals or adults should not stop us from enjoying our lives and being ourselves".

[bevcrushes]

no one:

me: i love how in the naked now everyone is kinky and unhinged like “i wanna fuck an android” and “i wanna get fucked by the man who sent my husband to his death” but then geordi is like “i just wanna see a rainbow”

[rrhhiiaannoon]

I watched nemesis again yesterday

[thegreaterlink]

You're telling me Lower Decks did a "fake relationship to get a couples discount" storyline?

And the pairing didn't get together at the end of it or "realise their true feelings" afterwards?

In fact it actually helped them to realise that they work better platonically and they like each other more as friends?

Is such a thing even possible?

Fr though, I'm really glad that we're four seasons into a series with two prominent m/f friendships in a franchise which has handled straight pairings really badly in the past (Worf/Troi, Chakotay/Seven, etc), and the series has just... refused to ship those involved or try to force any romantic tension. It's a breath of fresh air.

[shakyhandz]

A Polyamorous Couple at Local Gay Alien Bar Looking for Their Fem Presenting Third

[bj-cuntycunt]

Dynamic of all time.

[leonsgotit]

Some more Star Trek characters as text posts I thought were funny

[catgirljaneway]

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[xxxball-fondlerxxx]

i saw this meme and thought about them so i made my vision real

[space-morningstar]

In Star Trek almost all the captains after Kirk are paternal.

Janeway? She saw her crew and said "Yes, we're going to be together for 70 years, so I'm your mother until we get back to Earth" and then spends the whole series protecting her crew, swapping stories and spending time with them as a family.

Sisko? literally a father, he looks out for them, takes care of them, takes them to baseball games, they play on the holodeck and everything, Sisko adopted his crew even though he has a son already, so he's definitely the father of DS9.

Pike? HE IS THE DEFINITION OF DADDY I mean, he doesn't just make silly puns, he spends time with them every weekend, dude! he meets his crew for dinner as a family, he jokes with them, he sticks up for them over anything, he asks if everything is alright, he makes sure everyone feels good and comfortable, he is the father of the entreprise and everyone knows it.

And I'm not going to mention Archer because I'm not done with ENT yet, the point is that any of the captains will see someone slightly lost and say "That's it, I'm adopting you, you need a father figure and I'm here" their first instinct is to care and help those who need it.

Everyone… except Picard

Which is deeply funny to me, because everyone in the enterprise will just say "Oh yeah, that's my dad, I'll be great and he'll be so proud of me" whereas Picard literally one of the first things he said to Riker (his number one) was "Hey, I don't get along with kids, you take care of anyone who comes near me."

He doesn't hate them, in fact he's shown that he can be very kind and understanding with them, giving them advice or trying to cheer them up when things aren't going well, he does his best, but he runs away from them like the plague. With Wesley he does his best and yet he still yells at him and treats him very badly at first.

Sometimes I think part of it might just be his bad childhood, he never really had a chance to behave like a child, it might also be the fact that in general he doesn't like to be around people beyond professional treatment given how introverted he is.

But it's still an aspect of Star Trek that I like, how most of the adults aren't idiots with children, they treat them with care and do their best to explain things to them and protect them, they are willing to explain and help, and I will always hold that in my heart.