#mpreg spock

[spockpussy]

"It Hu- urts!"

Wip of a very pregnant and very uncomfortable Spock

[spongynova]

Including the gorn captain in the polycule had some lovely consequences <3

This extended polycule idea started with the mcspirkmonth is becoming such a huge thing in my head, I'm obsessed. I mean it was obvious I'd end up drawing weird alien stuff around here as well.

There is a NSFW Bonus on my pillowfort and soon on ao3!

The ref is one of the best gif ever made.

[chicagoeggwhisperer]

Live long and get bred or whatever it is Spock said

[hogwartstoalexandria]

affections

Mature | NAWA | 2154w

When Leonard gets pregnant from what he assumed to be a one night thing with Spock, he doesn't tell him. They both have a lot of thinking to do to be sure they want to embark on the next five-year mission, and the rebuild of the Enterprise gives them just enough time to do so. Leonard will be damned if he gets in the way of what Spock wants.

Post-Star Trek Beyond, One Night Stands, Unplanned Pregnancy, Mpreg, Trans Male Character, Trans Leonard "Bones" McCoy, Trans Pregnancy, Getting Together, Mutual Pining

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"When we talked through our PADDs, I expected you to be frank with me," Spock starts eventually, choosing the direct route rather than a more delicate approach. Not his initial plan, but when Leonard startles and turns and his full form is revealed, he is not sorry he did so. Rather, a simmering frustration tightens his shoulders as their eyes meet, in the same room for the first time since the night of the party.

"Jesus, Spock," Leonard curses, but there is not enough of his usual verve in the words for Spock to mistake it for anything but an attempt at stalling. His face shows his surprise, yes, but also a sort of resignation that serves only to make Spock's step surer as he walks into the room, taking it as an opportunity to observe the changes in the lines of Leonard's body. How his middle has softened, and not only at the obvious front. The gentle bump of a second trimester has mellowed the edges of his face, too, and his stance is not quite as grandiloquent as he takes a sharp breath and pinches the bridge of his nose—"look, you said you needed time to think. This... would not have given you that."

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[choco-cherry-chunk]

If bones tried to get Spock to stray from the vulcan vegetariansm that would be the cause for Spock losing it

His back hurts, everyone staring at him more thn they already do, then mccoy snarkin about Vulcan culture again..

you can hear the yelling in sick bay from the bridge

God, you’re so right. Spock would just stare at McCoy and immediately start railing into him, voice it’s usual level but clearly beyond pissed. I’d like to imagine McCoy secretly opens his communicator in order to allow Jim to be a part of the appointments he can’t attend but, like an idiot, Jim has his own communicator turned up enough that the whole bridge can hear Spock absolutely lay into McCoy for being on his case as if he isn’t aware of the difficulties and complexities of a Vulcan pregnancy, Doctor, despite the fact that he is clearly very much the one pregnant here. It goes on for fifteen minutes and it seems like Spock doesn’t even pause to breathe before he’s storming off (though this is kind of undercut by his waddling).

[biti-illust]

[Spirk]

Aye, aye! Mr. Spock.

Super protective Spock is the most interesting lol.

[sophielupin11]

Anyone would like to do a Spirk rp with me?

I am preferably Spock.

I like about everything with a happy ending, if we do mpreg (please please I am itching for one) I prefer Spock being pregnant.

DM me if interested.

[fourforyouodo]

Inspired by Threshold day...

All answers are based on plotlines to real star trek episodes that are either considered the "worst" episodes of their series or just funny to me personally.

[foone]

So if Threshold happens to different Trek crews, who gets who pregnant? Voyager is one of the few shows where it makes heterosexual sense, (for lack of a better word, "sense" not being the word anyone would use to describe threshold)

So for Voyager, it being Paris (pilot) and Janeway (captain) makes sense through that lens. Paris, sure, because he is a pilot. We could pick a Science Guy to do it, but then it might be B'Elanna who does the flying fast, and then who is she going to kidnap for Lizard Sex? Harry? ... Yeah it'd be Harry. Anyway once you've picked Paris, you've got to figure out which woman is funniest to have him abduct into Lizardry. B'Elanna? No, not funny enough. She'd be a Klingon lizard and beat him up instead of mating, even if they did get married later. Besides, what if she evolves into a super-advanced Klingon, not a lizard? *claps* PUT TUVOK ON THE SHUTTLE. Kes? No, they already did a Tom v Neelix episode. Seven of Nine isn't on the show yet, so Janeway it is.

Ok so for other shows, we gotta pick a pilot or science guy (who might be screwing around with transwarp, and thus get Lizarded) and someone they could turn into a lizard to have babies with. The show is assuming heterosexual pairings here, but we know about things so we are not so limited.

The original series: as much as I'd love to say Sulu and Uhura ("I'll save you, fair maiden!" "sorry, neither"), I think TOS was much less of an ensemble than later Treks, so it'd need to be Spock. Spock is doing some science stuff, he gets hyper-evolved, and he picks someone else to hyper-evolve and turn into his lizard bride. As much as I want to say "Kirk", I think it's more likely that he runs off with Uhura and then Kirk has to rescue them. Kirk was always about being the one who rescues people, having the Enterprise come rescue Lizard!Spock (is that antisemitic?) and Lizard!Kirk and it's called commanded by McCoy? Nah.

TNG: the direct analogy to VOY would mean we have Wesley and... Picard? No, no, and no. Sorry. Frankly, we already had this plot on TNG (Genesis), and canonically the answer is Worf and Troi. The problem with it being a pilot thing is that Wesley is a child and Data (the official science guy) is an android, so he can't really be hyper-evolving. We could go with Geordi, the other Science Guy, but then we've got the image of a black man kidnapping a white woman. Uhhhh no. We already did that episode and it is an example of Deep Shame for the show. So Worf and Troi it is.

DS9: so this is what inspired me to make this post. We all agree Sisko would be a damn good father to his lizard babies, but would it be him? If so, with who? You could have it be Dax, and she lizards first and kidnaps him, which makes some sense given that she's a Science Guy. But you also have to consider Weird Guys. Every Trek series needs a Weird Guy so that whenever an ancient alien artifact turns the whole crew into Muppets or whatever, they can be the one who isn't affected and can thus solve it. This is all to say, Odo/Kira could be done. We've had a few episodes where he's been shown to do very extreme things out of his pining for her, so it makes some sense. Odo/Quark would be funnier but given how the DS9 writers handled Profit and Lace, I really don't want to see them do a gay mpreg episode.

ENT: the series with canon mpreg! Direct translation of would be Mayweather/Archer. Mmm. Probably not. I think it's gonna be a rarepair: Trip/Hoshi. Trip/T'Pol is too canon to be funny. The next best option is Archer/T'Pol and that's just kinda bleh. It makes sense but it's just the kind of thing they'd do and it'd be bland. We can do better. Honorary mention: Trip and Reed.

I've not watched enough of the New Treks to have an opinion there. Maybe SNW: Ortegas and La'an. Don't ask why.

[clementine-kesh]

as someone who has a passing interest in fandom as a field of academic study i’ve noticed a disconnect in terms of how fans approach fan spaces + their perceptions of themselves and how academics do. a lot of people who participate in fandom see their behavior as existing in a vacuum, a means of escapism removed from real life. whereas what academics are interested in is the exact opposite of that, they’re interested in how fanworks and fan behaviour reflect social trends on scales from tiny internet communities to greater society. because humans are social creatures and as much as we might all want to feel like we’re fully unbiased people making our own independent decisions for perfectly justifiable reasons it’s actually quite difficult to disentangle our thoughts and opinions from the societies in which we were raised.

take podcast fandoms, for instance. choosing to draw a character with little-to-no canon description as a skinny white twink might seem like a neutral decision, but when the majority of artists are doing so it says something about what we perceive as the “default” human being! or, y’know, i’ve joked about academic studies on omegaverse before but it really is an interesting expression of various biological anxieties.

anyways, i do think this lack of self-awareness within fan spaces is a little funny, especially when it comes to stuff like people talking about how archiving fan works is important for academic study (true!). like, it’s not because there’s any literary merit to most of it it’s because academics want to study it like a bug. you might think you’re just some guy but everything you do is a reflection and reaction to the society around you and that includes your 100k kirk/spock mpreg fic

[zagreus-eats-your-bread]

The Blue Angel has absolutely everything. Iris Wildthyme, looking like Jane Fonda. Extremely blatant Star Trek parody, where the Kirk and the Spock are actually gay lovers. An elephant ruling a city of glas people. Fitz Kreiner in mortal danger but too busy being horny and bisexual to remember. Domestic AU. 8th Doctor mpreg (in his leg. with an angel). The Doctor's mother is an Eastern European Mermaid. Giant owls. Old ladies shopping gone wrong. Someone turns into a big squid. A real life talking dog called "Canine". Alien warthog art thiefs. Nothing is resolved by the end of it and nothing is explained. The perfect novel.

[a-noone]

Look, in some ways, A/B/O makes no sense, and particularly makes no sense in Star Trek.

In the first instance, the "Alpha Male" theory has been completely debunked. There aren't Alphas and Betas, there are parents and children. The wolf pack is family, and they love each other.

In Star Trek, if you want MPreg, there's magic, science, and transgender people.

Q could just snap his fingers and impregnate Picard. Hell, that sounds like something that could have been a canon TNG episode. Troi got magical-preggers. The Q need to repopulate after the war. Right?

You can 100% have Spock pregnant with Uhura's baby, if that's your ship. T4T is always an option.

Or in AOS in particular, because of the diminished number of Vulcans, maybe McCoy figures out a way to recombine Spock's DNA into fully Vulcan embryos, and then Kirk and McCoy carry them in temporary uteruses.

You want a fuck or die story where someone goes into heat? There's Pon Farr. It's the OG fuck or die.

You need knotting in your story, for some reason? Just make some stuff up about Vulcan D. Or have Odo use his shapeshifting to torment his little Ferengi boyfriend. Or maybe Julian Bashir has some weird augment features down there, IDK.

But in A/B/O lies the potential for the queerest stories ever told, because there are more dimensions of gender to be queer with.

Just decide that omegas can be gay for omegas, and the alphas can be gay for alphas. In a lot of ways, male/female is the secondary gender and has less to do with procreation than alpha/omega status.

Gimme a pair of sword-fighting lesbian omegas on the lamb from their oppressive alien government, and Kirk/Spock who are a bonded pair of gay alphas, commiserate with them. That sounds like quality content.

Or write a mutual pining story of Omega!Kirk and Omega!McCoy each of whom thinks they're the only one.

And what about intersex A/B/O, huh? Nature abhors monotony. What about a character who's physiologically an alpha, but has omega hormones? You could theoretically be double intersex in an A/B/O setting and I think that's great.

[spirkme915]

a list of the spirk fics i've read in the last 10-ish days and loved:

And Then I Let It Go by kianspo (AOS) - post-beyond fic that slots in perfectly with the movie canon. it's steeped in want

master of a nothing place by strzyga (AOS) - reread, mind the tags, if spock going pre-reform is your thing then this fic is your thing

The Bond by WhatIfImaMermaid (AOS) - i got on a bond/pon farr/explicit/shorter fics kick and this one showed up in my search. not pon farr, but ALL bond. really unique writing style. spock has amnesia, jim doesn't want to tell them they're not married, it has the sweetest spock ever

Your heart's sudden but inevitable betrayal by WhatIfImaMermaid (AOS) - reading The Bond (see above) led me to this gem, cute, funny, jim pov that jumps off the page, short read that's just happy

A Father's Love by mutantleech (AOS) - listen, i'm going to have a lot more to say about this fic in the masterpost of recs i'm putting together, but i'll say here that this is hands down the most painful spirk fic i've ever read, and yet it has the happiness at the end that i crave, don't be turned off by the mpreg tag (seriously, i never read mpreg and this fic had me in the best of chokeholds)

The 1,000 Hour Sleep by spqr (SNW/TOS) - reread, super unique premise, FINALLY some snw spock, pike is the best, as is the entire crew of the enterprise, found family, hurt/comfort

Shakedown Cruise by Rhaegal (RhaegalKS) (TOS) - another spock amnesia fic lol, this one is so gentle and loving, all about falling in love again

All Our Yesterdays (the All or Nothing Remix) by dreamlittleyo (AOS/TOS) - an episode of TOS re-written for AOS, oblivious jim, oblivious spock, quick easy read (i really love the authors who make writing look so easy no matter how difficult it is, and this one does), mind the tags

These Hands, If Not Gods by greenforsnow @m-b-w (TOS) - the tags pretty much say everything, except that the term PWP is selling it short, there are so many FEELINGS, pon farr, plak tow, obliviousness and conniving abound (affectionately)

An Endless Stream of Tomorrows by remylebae @twinkboimler (TOS) - post voyage home fic, first kiss, jim can't wait any longer, so so sweet, old almost married spirk

Foundation by remusmoonshine @remusmoonshinezine (TOS) - an all fluff/no angst massage fic, no seriously, ALL FLUFF, if you need a pick me up this is the one

Reminder - PLEASE don't be shy. send me recs in ask or chat and feel free to self-promo! i read a lot and fast so i'm always looking for new stuff

(you can find previous recs under fic rec and/or spirk fic recs)

[choco-cherry-chunk]

Spock tryin to keep his emotions in check during pregnancy but he's tired an hungry and feels heavy all the time, uniforms uncomfortable, boyfriend is busy being captain and obvi doesn't have time to comfort Spock >.<

if mccoy bugs him about his diet card or physical exam one more time, Spock will prolly snap :')

I think one of my favorite things about Star Trek is that, despite Spock being the one that supposedly displays no emotion, he’s the one who has cried the most over the course of the series. I love this! Spock reminding himself of being in control of his emotions by the seventh time in as many days McCoy has reminded him that if he can’t increase his protein intake, he’ll need to start eating meat. Spock doing all he can not to blush when Kirk calls him to his side and he knows everyone is watching how sloooowly he waddles over from the corners of their eyes. Spock focusing all his attention on meditation and definitely not how he is certain he can feel his skin stretching as his belly grows and grows. At some point, he will snap and it will be over something absolutely ridiculous.

[underacalicosky]

⛵Five Fandoms, Five Ships ⛵

Get to know the blogger, via five different ships from five different fandoms!

Thanks for the tag @dark--whisperings, @wibzenadarksiderwithasoftheart and @somethingsteff! ❤️❤️❤️

I currently only have one ship and you all know who it is 😂. I haven't been in many fandoms and have only posted fics for one other ship, which is not on this list because I left that fandom when people couldn't respect "don't like don't read" and things turned quite sour.

Obi-Wan Kenobi/Anakin Skywalker (Star Wars). I adore these idiots and I spend 99% of my waking hours thinking about them. I'm obsessed with them being obsessed with each other. I watched the OWK series about a year ago and made the mistake of opening AO3... and now here I am, 15 fics and 200k words later, still brainrotting away.

Mulder/Scully (X-Files). Many many many moons ago, I stumbled across something called fanfic while using dial up to access the internet when I was in high school. The first fanfic I wrote was for this ship (though I didn't post it online). I first learned of "slash" or "M/M" was while in the X-Files fandom. They used to host all the fanfics on a site called Gossamer. Good times.

Lance Bass/JC Chasez (NSync). This was my introduction to RPF. A friend of mine at the time wrote for this ship (although her fics were all PG-13) and that's how I learned about it. I was mostly an observer for this fandom, never wrote for it, and honestly, I can't even remember where the fics were posted. (JC is the most talented vocalist in NSync. I will die on this hill.)

Kirk/Spock (Star Trek Reboot). I didn't get into K/S until the reboot era (thank you, Chris Pine). At the time, AO3 was just a baby and most people were posting their fics on fanfiction or livejournal. This was my introduction to tropes like fuck-or-die, tentacles, and mpreg.

Peter/Neal (White Collar). This is a stretch, because I didn't really ship this, but I beta-read for a friend I met in a different fandom who wrote this ship.

No pressure tags (sorry if you've already been tagged!): @sky-kenobye, @fangeek-girl, @to-proudly-go, @ineffableobikin, @teaforkenobi and anyone else who wants to play! ❤️

[whovianwatchingstartrek]

A Whovian Watches Star Trek for the First Time: Part 101 - Rescue Sarek!

Star Trek: Discovery - Season 1 Episode 6 - Lethe

We open with Sarek and the Vulcans testing their own mission, but his mission is sabotaged, by a supposedly isolationist radical group of Vulcans that wish to withdraw from the federation. Last time a Rogue Vulcan faction showed up, they ended up being the good guys, but this group definitely aren't the pacifists that the Syrranites were, I'm curious to find out exactly what their deal is.

We then see Sylvia and Michael doing laps through Discovery's headquarters. I would have imagined these more advanced ships would have had a proper gym like the NX-01 Enterprise had, but apparently not. It definitely seems that Michael is pushing her too far out of her comfort zone,

Lorca and his buddy he picked up from the Prison, Ash Tyler, are also running some combat drills on a Holodeck. I know from cultural Osmosis that Holodecks are big part Star Trek, but this is the first time I've seen one since the MPreg Episode all the way back in Season 1 of Enterprise, so it's nice to see it here, even if it's only briefly. Apparently, he has been instantly promoted to Chief of Security, a role that I forgot recently became vacant.

In the Mess, Michael and Sylvia encounter Ash, and sit down to get to know our new Security Chief. There is some initial friction between Michael and Ash, but introductions are cut short when Michael receives a message through Sarek's Katra. Sarek gives her a flashback to before she was transferred to Star Fleet. Apparently Michael was removed from the Vulcan fleet for being too emotional, among other reasons, and I love that we're finally digging into how fucked up it is to raise someone in the Vulcan way, and seeing the younger Michael be gaslit into thinking she's the problem is heartbreaking. Sarek notices Michael's presence in the dream however, and kicks her out, back into the real world.

Michael wakes up in Sickbay. Apparently the same rogue faction of Vulcans were also responsible for the attack on the Learning Center when Michael was a child. Discovery goes on route to rescue Sarek.

Unfortunately once Discovery arrives at the relevant nebula, there is trouble. Firstly, we have no idea where in the Nebula Sarek is, and secondly, Discovery cant enter the Nebula without the gasses causing the Spore Drive the explode. Michael comes up with a plan to use the Katra to find him, and gets a shuttle team together, meanwhile Starfleet Command starts to chew out Lorca for going on this mission against orders.

Michael puts her plan into motion, and we get a really cool fist fight between Sarek and Michael in Sarek's mind. And at the same time we get a really interesting conversation between Lorca and one of the Starfleet Amirals who he's had kind of a thing with throughout, that really starts to dive into Lorca's psychology. His previous ship was mentioned last episode, but here we find out that after making that sacrifice, he changed a lot as a person. Wild traumatic events will do that to you, and I kind of want to find out how his command style differed before. Was he just as the Ends Justify the Means as he is now, or did he change in different ways? We also see him have an absolutely terrifying Trauma response when she touches one of his Scars. I want to know more about his character development, I can't wait for the show to explore whatever happened on that ship to shake him so much!

Delving deeper into Sareks backstory in the flashback scene it's mentioned that Sarek is actually Spock's dad, which wasn't something I expected to hear. Either way, it's revealed that Michael was rejected from the Vulcan fleet because Sarek was asked to choose between Michael and Spock, but in the end neither ended up in the Vulcan fleet. But, Michael manages to break through Sarek's shame and locates shocks him awake to signal out his location, and the the rescue mission is a success. Sarek's own mission is left more open ended, however. The Admiral that was visiting Lorca goes to complete it, but the whole thing was an ambush, and the admiral is taken prisoner by the Klingons, as our cliffhanger. Lorca gives the command to wait for Starfleet's orders, which either means this is him taking her advice to heart, or a petty display of "I'm right your wrong", and I love that I can't tell which it is.

This was a good episode, I am absolutely fascinated by the Characterisation of Captain Lorca, and the details on Michael's backstory and her relationship to Sarek are really interesting too.