Reading the Voyager 'Caretaker' novel.

one must always ask themselves How Can I Make The Most Niche Content Possible That Only Caters To Me

saying this in a soft tone but i dislike this presentation of artemis 2 in the least political way possible as a wholesome and uncomplicated win for humanity as a whole like it's not american propagandism of the highest and most vulgar degree

ever since I was a little girl I knew I wanted to be into shit no one cares about

i’m trying to say this thought in a nice and genuine way because i do mean it in a nice and genuine way and i worry it will just come across as “your faves are not as hot as you think they are lol” but i think fandom, being a setting where it’s normal to publicly wax lyrical about how beautiful you find someone, is somewhere you can really see the truth of the statement that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. as an outsider looking in, you can tell how when people start loving a character or personality, a lot of the time something just switches, and they suddenly perceive like unfathomable lifechanging beauty in this person that i think they could probably see in anyone if they looked with that much love. i’m very charmed by it and what it says about how a lot of people look at who they love in the rest of their life

Good tv show will stay with you for a couple of days, a bad tv show will carry you through crises, death, breaking up, getting fired, divorce, depression and stay with you until the day you die

How it feels to be a voyager fan

say those 7 special words and I’m yours