soli@infosec.pubtoStar Trek@startrek.website•Netflix Just Saved The Most Underrated Star Trek Show — Creators Tease What's NextEnglish
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11 months agoIt’s great for what it is, but it’s fundamentally a kids show. It’s nicely animated, well acted and a lot more palatable to an adult audience than most but it doesn’t scratch that Trek itch for me beyond using the IP. It’s very much an action adventure cartoon. If that should good to you, then yeah go for it!
If it doesn’t, you still might want to make an exception if you’re really invested in Voyager. Characters from it aren’t just cameos, so you’ll get a lot more out of it if you’d really love to see Janeway again.
No, but as a hypothetical button I could just press sure. It’d allow me to take preemptive measures about my health.
I’d care even less about school and leave as young as possible. Then go for some vocational training and/or one of the alternate pathways if I want to go to university. Not once has how I did in high school ever been relevant to my life. My higher education has mattered, but dropping out doesn’t stop you from going into it - though it can be more (or less) difficult depending on what you want to study.
The combination of puberty and not being able to date would suck though. At least I know what meds absolutely kill my libido and they’d be extremely easy to get prescribed. Problem is, even after I’m an adult it’d be a headfuck - I’ve always been into people older than me as is. I wonder if instead of chasing milfs and dilfs that I’d be adding a g infront with how long my lived experience would be at that point.
If it’s time travel too all the usual bullshit to becoming filthy rich applies.