nobody understands this highly popular fictional character at all except for me and my carefully curated panel of mutuals

just watched a star trek episode about a planet that relied so heavily on it's computer system that they all forgot the basics of their own knowledge. and that allowed them to miss the fact that they were being posioned with radiation and nearly ending their civilization. because they couldn't use their own knowledge to figure things out. i bring this up for no reason in particular

This post was about star trek the next generation season 1 episode 17 when the bough breaks btw. Saw some people saying this was about an original series episode or a different tng episode but i havent watched them yet lmao

I hate you pushing away female characters so they dont get in the way of your m/m ship, I hate you making female characters the "braincell holder" or the "mom friend", i hate you demonizing random female characters that didnt do anything but making male characters that are in the wrong weridly sympathetic and sad, i hate you people hating female characters but prasing male characters for doing the same thing, i hate you people saying they dont like a female character cuz she has nothing going on but give a male character 2 billion headcanons expanding apon him, i hate you making a female character only revolve around a male character, i hate you writing where they fail the bachel test, i hate you "girlboss" and "girlfail" and "mommy step on me", i hate you people only making female characters nice and quiet, i hate you fridging, i hate you people who only put 1 wlw ship in the background of ur fanfic and ignore them, i hate you fandom misogyny

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@dimensionhoppingtrio2 <3

It's just that David didn't chase her. He didn't look for her he stayed put in that house & watched her tapes & always believed somewhere in the pit of his soul that she'd come back to him. And the first time he sees her in years & years is through the scope of a gun and he can't bring himself to pull the trigger. And the first word she says to him is "stop." He never wanted her to speak, but he cries anyway. He loved her so much & misunderstood her so completely that he never truly believed she'd run away forever. He always expected her - maybe still expects her - to run right back into his arms.