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Idiot Is In The Eye Of The Bee Holder

@thebeesforeleg

Bee | 24 | 🇨🇦 | she/her
| currently obsessing over Star Trek TOS |

You can call me Bee or Bees or BeesForeleg

I have a writing tag now, which is: #beesforeleg is writing?

You can find my Star Trek fic here

I’m always happy to chat anytime, but I probably won’t initiate it, because I find that terrifying

I’m AuDHD; I do use tone tags a lot of the time to help with tone and so I don’t stress about being misinterpreted

I have so many fixations, at the moment its STAR TREK

However I also love:

don't let anything he says distract you from the truth - the real reason Bdubs doesn't go to irl meetup events is because he doesn't want to be seen standing next to the other hermits. that man will not be photographed next to Mumbo or Pearl. he is 5'10, he says, comfortably from behind his computer.

“To protect their copyright, streaming sites do not allow for screenshotting of any kind.”

Hey remember VHS where you bought a box to plug into your tv and you could legally record whatever was playing and then own it for free forever

I think if somebody has the dedication to pirate your media 1 frame at a time you should let them. Because it's funny.

Okay listen, I know I already wrote a fic about this, but I just love McCoy and Xenopolycythemia, and apparently 13k words weren’t enough to get my point across.

I don’t think McCoy just gets to accidentally find out he has xenopolycythemia. The real equivalent, Polycythemia Vera, is often diagnosed via exclusion, meaning you see signs that could suggest a lot of different diseases, and you slowly rule out the causes that you can test for until you are left with one option.

So McCoy doesn’t get to just suddenly find out he’s dying. He has to intentionally march towards it, each step removing more treatable diagnoses that he doesn’t have. It’s a conscious choice he has to make, and it’s slow. His chances get worse the more he continues, but he keeps going anyways, and when the last test result comes back, he’s ruled out every other disease. He’s left with nothing but Xenopolycythemia. And I think it’s more painful for him that way. He has to be an active participant in his death sentence.

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