Warning: Assumptions are bad
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But I Thought You Were Straight by Misscar
Fandoms: Star Trek: Alternate Original Series (Movies)
17 May 2013
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Because even in the 23th century people still make assumptions. Five people who assumed Jim Kirk was straight and the one individual who knew better from the beginning but still got a surprise. Character Study/longest 5 +1 ever.
This story is dedicated to anybody who has heard any variation of "Jim Kirk is too much of a ladies' man (slut, ho, player) to be gay (bi, pan, sleeping with Spock, in love with Spock, married to Spock) and tried desperately not to break out into laughter.
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Why Jim Kirk Should Not Write His Own Press Release Ever by Misscar
Fandoms: Star Trek: Alternate Original Series (Movies)
20 May 2013
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Companion piece to: But I Thought You Were Straight
Summary: Jim Kirk's uncleared press release in response to those who were upset about his relationship with Spock once it became public along with Spock's response.
This probably could be read as a standalone with minimal confusionSeries
- Part 2 of Warning: Assumptions are bad
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But I Thought They Hated Each Other by Misscar
Fandoms: Star Trek: Alternate Original Series (Movies)
01 Jun 2013
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"Let's watch what our friends and family really think about us. It will be fun."
After being married for almost a year, Jim and Spock finally have time to watch the uncut footage from their wedding video due to being quarantined after Jim sort of died for a few minutes. (Don't ask, but at least they are trapped together.) What do their friends and family (and I use the term loosely) really think of their relationship? Also, can our favorite couple survive three weeks of medical captivity with no sex? Actually, can they survive at all? Because things are not quite what they seem.
Sequel to: But I Thought You Were Straight and Why Jim Should Not Write His Own Press Release Ever
This was originally written from September 2011 to December 2012. This is not compliant for STID but oddly enough there are a lot of parallels. So much, it's a little eerie.Series
- Part 3 of Warning: Assumptions are bad