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I don't know what writers need to be told this, but giving a character a traumatic backstory does not, of itself, make them interesting.

you know, I think it's a missed opportunity that Seven of Nine never has any kind of gender crisis during Voyager. Borg drones are basically genderless by design, and yet during her reintegration into humanity, Seven is constantly pushed to assume traditionally feminine roles as a sexual object and a caregiver to the rescued Borg children. I think regardless of whether or not Seven ultimately continues down the genderless path or decides on a gender, it would've been an interesting thing to see.

i’m giving up personhood to become a full-time abstract concept

i love writing uncomfortable conversationsssss i love shitty communication skills i love misunderstandings i love competing and contradictory needs and desires i love situations where nobody is happy and theyre just talking about it but its not fixing anything :)

greatest dynamic in the world IS strange, eccentric asshole and their normal and polite friend who on closer inspection is actually worse in deeply weird and unexpected ways

No one can see how badly I want it :)

crack the egg of sympathy and make the omelette of compassion