I have entirely normal feelings about cumin, it is entirely normal to wax poetic about it nearly every day

I only put out one work this year when I was hoping for twelve, but by far it is my best and I'm immensely proud of it. It's Star Trek Smut but I really grew as a writer while writing it and I'm proud of the charactarization I did in it.

The thing about being a Trekkie in your 30s is that by now you have a particularly strong emotional bond with a specific starship class— and if you don't have one may I introduce you to the mothball fleet, the post Wolf 359 workhorse, the magnificent Miranda Class I

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Ah, Miranda Class I Heavy Frigate, ne'er a science vessel more beautiful has sailed the spangled velvet of the heavens

Anyway— I miss having a community I can share the Star Trek smut I write with, it made it easier to stay motivated to keep putting out more work. I am not sure of any solutions and I am open to reading them; but it's not the worst problem in the world to have.

It's been over a year but I still catch myself pulling up cohost—

The side part feels a little femme for my usual taste (no idea why) but the way my nesting partner's eyes sparkle when I do one has me embracing it anew

It is far too early in winter to be pining for snowdrops and crocuses

The sunlight caused by unbearable cold is not enough, I need flowers, so many flowers, ideally roses colliding into me at inadvisable speeds

I need to get back to writing this damn thing, it's all there, why are words so stubborn?

Recovering from surgery and watching Nosferatu (1922) and I acquired some fine squares for my collection

People just come up to me all the time. Old men with genuinely funny jokes, strange people with side quests, children with unfathomable questions. Do I have a glow around me and a 'Press A' prompt?

Hairy Spock Theory is that how hairy Spock is correlates with how interesting and erotic (sexy vs. erotic) a Trek series (he's in).

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Finally narrowing down Hairy Spock Theory, refining it. But I am starting to compile a list of some media studies and erotics texts to see what's already been said on the subject and why is my tinfoil hat idea turning into a project?

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the Cornell University Library is now online, for free, no registration or login, just there, 76,474 books now tucked in at the Internet Archive
archive.org/details/cornell

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