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When Spock's mother played the new piano for the first time, he found himself strangely drawn to it. He peered inside at the obscenely bared viscera under the raised lid, wondered at the way the hammers danced and the strings shook. Then, he curled his fingers over the edge of the open instrument, and suddenly he knew the truth.
It was not just the strings; the whole instrument vibrated. And when he touched it, the vibration rattled in his own bones. Sympathetic resonance.
And he thought to himself, almost nonsensically: Nothing from Vulcan thrums like this. Only a human could make something that vibrates with such passion. Only something human could thrum like this.
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Today I published my second work of K/S fanfiction (my first explicit one!) I would be honored if you would read it and let me know what you think!
Link in this post: https://www.tumblr.com/self-made-purgatories/787096509989765120/
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It's silly, but one of my favorite Kirk/Spock things is that they are clearly very much more on each other's wavelength intellectually than most others are, but—
There are so many scenes in which everyone else is baffled or missing something important that Spock or Kirk see in the other's behavior. Probably the peak moment for this is Spock, and Spock alone, realizing in "Arena" that Kirk has the raw materials to make gunpowder just as Kirk himself realizes it. So you get Spock murmuring "good, good...yes...yes..." right there on the bridge as his beloved starts reinventing the bazooka (pretty sure this counts as sex for him), but McCoy and the bridge crew are completely confused about what they're seeing. And there are plenty of moments of this kind of half-unspoken mutual brilliance while their co-workers wish they'd just use their words.
However. The important counterpoint to this is that Kirk and Spock each possess the special ability to instantly incinerate entire neuron paths in each other's brains and become 10x stupider around each other, also. Spock barges into Kirk's quarters in "The Enemy Within" without explanation, sees his naked chest, and his higher functions crumble into ash on the spot; when he regains the power of speech, he asks the baffled Kirk what he can do for him as if this somehow explains what he's doing there, and Kirk is just confused but pleased, and smiles enough that Spock's gay awakening visibly burns through even more neural circuits until he runs away.
And Kirk himself doesn't need to see skin to completely lose track of what he was even talking about because Spock did a thing. For instance, the scene when Kirk looks at Spock with flirty adoration at the end of "A Taste of Armageddon" and bats his eyelashes and says, "Why, Mr. Spock, you almost make me believe in miracles"—yes, it's extremely gay, but I feel it's important to understand the immediate context is a general conversation on the bridge about the horrors of war. But then Spock raised his brows and ambiguously complimented him, so Kirk's entire cognitive process melted into Spock Spock Spock Spock. In S3, Spock sits down beside Kirk to tenderly watch him sleep, without appearing to consider that anyone (like say the empath standing right by them) would notice, and then poorly fakes looking at tricorder readings when said empath picks on his emotions. Surely that will fool her psychic powers! (It doesn't.) Kirk, often a master of performance and theatricality, has to be physically held back from trying to singlehandedly maul a Klingon while in disguise and surrounded by an occupying Klingon force because one guy slightly shoved Spock.
They're a brilliant and wildly successful command team together and they are also so incredibly stupid about each other, it's beautiful
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on amok time again: they really did "spock experiences primal alien mating drive and murder fuck ritual," and didn't even play with "and this is an excuse to see our prim and proper mr spock get sensual with a lady!". like he expends ALL of his hot dominating fantasy uncontrollable lust rage energy ON KIRK. they wrote that and had ONE chance to make spock have any scandalous, carnal housewife jerk off material romance they wanted with any sexy space woman in the universe, and they chose kirk. when he does interact with a woman he throws a soup at her
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touchtouchtouchtouchtouchtouch
#I love the sort of befuddled way Spock allows himself to be touched in this movie#he doesn’t pull away—he never once pulls away—but he doesn’t initiate either#just lets Jim touch him over and over in totally unnecessary ways#maybe leans into him a little when they’re pressed up against each other on the bus or in the truck just to feel it out#because it definitely makes him feel something—some kind of settled if nothing else—but he’s not sure what that means#or what to do with that feeling#and Jim is too damn relieved just to have him back at all to explain it to him#the voyage home#spirk
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Hi. I finally finished the Spirk comic set to Johnny Cash's Hurt I have been working on for a month. If you want to, please enjoy and leave some nice words :) thank you.
CW for: blood, self-harm, spoilers for anything TOS, death
HURT
There is a part 2! Please consider reblogging and reading the whole comic :)
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Whale song
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These two, I swear...
(All drawn from memory, faulty anatomy and all.)
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Spock was so 100% right to go into that whale tank they went back there because they needed whales and he was the only one who had the sense to actually speak to a whale about the issue. That was a completely logical and rational minded decision and so what if he disrupted an aquarium tour. Scotty altered the course of technological advancement I think it’s fine if Spock startles a few marine biologists
#entirely agree but I do think he could have had the grace to tell Jim about it first#rather than just Disappearing and Reappearing In The Tank#the voyage home
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Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Star Trek, Star Trek: The Original Series Rating: Explicit Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: James T. Kirk/Spock Characters: James T. Kirk, Spock (Star Trek) Additional Tags: Plot What Plot/Porn Without Plot, Alien Biology, Vulcan Biology (Star Trek), Vulcan Kisses (Star Trek), sheath fucking, fra'ls, Married Spirk, Space Husbands, Mind melds, T'hy'la (Star Trek), Anniversary, spirkaversary, james t. kirk’s obsession with spock’s ears, and his legs, and his fra'ls, just james t. kirk’s general obsession with his own husband, obscene alien dicking, arguing with Spock gets Jim all hot and bothered, Gratuitous Smut, mpreg adjacent Summary:
Jim plans a surprise for their one-year anniversary.
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Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979) // Dir. Robert Wise
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what if u dropped acid with a sentient space probe in ur 40s and god was like hey instead of purging all emotion have u considered just kissing a man
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spock when it’s his turn to top
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spock regaining memories post tvh knocking on jims door late at night like can u please clarify the nature of our relationship and jim pausing for a long time and being like we were everything to each other so. this can be whatever you want. i'm yours in whatever way you want me to be. im always gonna be here
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