STAR. TREK.

goldchekov:

Chekov is still in love with Sulu. He distracts himself with every hot alien girl he sets his eyes on, but nothing will fill that place in his heart. He knows Jim understands what unrequited love is like. So instead of breaking up the relationships of the people they’re so in love with, Kirk and Chekov deal with it together, supporting each other, meeting up at night to talk to and vent to each other about Spock and Sulu, telling themselves over and over again that it’s for the best.

(via keep-calm-and-ks-deactivated201)

justmetheboysandthoughts:

imagine-jim-bones-and-spock:

imagine bones begging jim to let him fit him with glasses or contacts or do laser surgery or SOMETHING BECAUSE SERIOUSLY JIM YOURE AS BLIND AS A BAT CMON NOW THIS ISNT SAFE

But Imagine when Jim finally gives in to having glasses but never wears them, which pisses Bones. And Bones enters Captain Quarters, Jim is wearing them while he is curled up on the couch reading a book. And Bones about has a god damn heart attack, cause glasses should not make Jim that much more attractive. Because for god sake’s he is already sex on legs. And Jim notices Bones’ reaction and wears them more often, on bridge,during meetings,anywhere he can. And that’s when Bones learns it isn’t safe to let Jim go without his glasses but it isn’t safe for him to wear them cause Bones literally want (and has) jumped him.

(via wolfi-sama)

pywren:

What if the universal constant was a force so vast that its influence spanned reality as any humanoid being understood it? Imagine there were two souls destined to meet, to connect, and to change their world for better…or worse. 

Imagine a universe where the one known as James Kirk never came to be. The other soul, the other half of their constellation could never know what was missing. But Spock still longs for…something. He would deny the feeling, would pick it apart into its components and stow it away deep inside. He would excel in his endeavors, he would be alone, but content in his work. He would study and learn and his work would be flawless. And nevertheless he would remain restless and always - forever - searching for a thing without a name. 

Now imagine a universe that never witnessed a human-vulcan hybrid. Captain Kirk gets his command, of course, it’s his first best destiny after all. But there is something that keeps him, not quite unhappy, but unsatisfied. He loves his life and his job. Sometimes his bed is empty, sometimes it’s occupied by another welcoming body, but he never feels attached enough to stay. He feels like he was born restless, always running headfirst into the adventure, the next mission the next posting. And sometimes his passion pays off and sometimes it costs him dearly. But not once does he experience the peace of mind to just keep still and breathe.

What if the universe conspired to repair this mishap? What if during an exploratory mission into unknown space Spock finds something that should not be where it is and gets dislodged?

Maybe he is lured by a strange human with an annoyed expression that keeps on nagging about how it’s not his job to correct the mistakes of others. And before Spock could even react to this being that reveals itself as certainly not human…he finds himself somewhere else.

“Hey are you alright?!” A man asks him, when he comes to on what appears to be the transporter pad of a federation ship.  Spock’s eyes need a moment to get used to the strange light and when he looks up into the kind face with the warm golden eyes he finds himself unable to normalize his heartbeat.

“It’s ok. We’ve got you and your vessel. You got pretty banged up in that space distortion, but the scans showed that you were physically alright.” Concern radiates of the stranger in gentle waves, before Spock is finally able to rebuild his shields.

“I’m Jim Kirk by the way. Here, let me help.” The man, Jim Kirk, says and helps him onto his feet.

Let me help, something echoes in the halls of Spock’s ribcage.

And just like that something falls into place. The constant is reestablished and the Q are satisfied with the outcome.

(via pywren)