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Sometimes you are so deep in your kink that you just assume everyone else has the same kink and isn't being candid about it, or even just assume that it's not a kink, just how people's sexuality works.
I strongly suspect this is one of the things wrong with the woman who screenwrote TNG's Code of Honor and Stargate's Emancipation
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TNG S1E4: “Code of Honor”
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Karole Selmon and Denise Crosby in Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) Code of Honor
S1E3
The Enterprise travels to the planet Ligon II to collect a vaccine that will prevent a particularly virulent disease on Federation planet Cyrus IV. The planet's leader, Lutan, is more than pleased to provide them with the cure but while on board takes a particular interest in the ship's security officer, Lt. Tasha Yar. He is attracted to her physically and is intrigued at her obvious skills and intelligence. He kidnaps her to show that he is a brave man but when the time comes for her return, he refuses to do so wanting to make her his first wife. His current first wife challenges Tasha to a fight to the death to retain her position. Meanwhile, Data continues to try and understand humor but the nuances continue to escape him.
*Gene Roddenberry fired director Russ Mayberry because he objected to the casting of African actors as the Ligonians who portrayed to be a primitive race.
