Which character do/did you have a crush on?
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Chakotay is pretty yummy, and man I his vouce sexy; but the older I get, the more boring I realize he is.
Jack from DS9 is pretty attractive in his less psychotic moments.
Lon Suder also gets my attention.
Jack from DS9 is pretty attractive in his less psychotic moments.
Lon Suder also gets my attention.
I don't think I could cope with a partner who only wanted to get it on every seven years, no matter how good looking they were.From TOS, it was Kirk at first. But then some day I started liking McCoy much more.
I know that Spock was supposed to be the big sex symbol in the 60's, and Isaac Asimov even wrote an article about the phenomenon, but I just fail to see the appeal.
An obvious answer, but Seven. Lol
Though I've been a Trekkie since I was a small child, I've honestly not crushed on too many characters. I was 8 when TNG came out - still absolutely in pre-pubescent mode - and the idea of having a crush on someone around the age of my parents would've been weird as hell.
Only one who really ever "did it for me" was Ezri Dax. Always more into the "pixie" type than bombshells or whatever. The character being less sure of herself also seemed a bit less intimidating to me at that age.
Really struggling to think of anyone else (even recurring characters) that I thought were attractive - even in modern Trek.
Only one who really ever "did it for me" was Ezri Dax. Always more into the "pixie" type than bombshells or whatever. The character being less sure of herself also seemed a bit less intimidating to me at that age.
Really struggling to think of anyone else (even recurring characters) that I thought were attractive - even in modern Trek.
Nimoy commented in "I Am Spock" in getting fan mail to that effect and finding it strange.From TOS, it was Kirk at first. But then some day I started liking McCoy much more.
I know that Spock was supposed to be the big sex symbol in the 60's, and Isaac Asimov even wrote an article about the phenomenon, but I just fail to see the appeal.
Personally, I don't find Spock attractive but the Romulan Commander from The Enterprise Incident helps illustrate that pointed ears can have an appeal, illogical though it might be
The Romulan Commander was very appealing.Nimoy commented in "I Am Spock" in getting fan mail to that effect and finding it strange.
Personally, I don't find Spock attractive but the Romulan Commander from The Enterprise Incident helps illustrate that pointed ears can have an appeal, illogical though it might be
Come to think of it, the Horta agreed, so you may be onto something...Personally, I don't find Spock attractive but the Romulan Commander from The Enterprise Incident helps illustrate that pointed ears can have an appeal, illogical though it might be
Might also explain McCoy's fixation with the pointed ears. And Spock being so impatient about Kirk removing his Romulan ears (he didn't want the competition).
Jadzia and Kira for sure. None of the men on Trek have ever really done it for me personally.
I can definitely understand Spock's appeal. It's that Vulcan stoicism. Very fascinating (pun fully intended). I mean it's a big reason why I adore Jean-Luc, too. It's like Spock himself says - he has "an almost Vulcan quality".
Nimoy commented in "I Am Spock" in getting fan mail to that effect and finding it strange.
Personally, I don't find Spock attractive but the Romulan Commander from The Enterprise Incident helps illustrate that pointed ears can have an appeal, illogical though it might be
The Romulan commander in The Enterprise Incident was just too incompetent. She had the Enterprise outnumbered and surrounded, and she not only let the Enterprise get away, she let them steal the cloaking device and get away with it! Should have kept all her ships' shields on to prevent unauthorized beaming. and had a doubled guard around the cloaking device. And maintained a healthy skepticism of Spock's intentions.
incompetence is not sexy, even when it's the enemy.
Fear not!
One way to interpret pon farr is that Vulcans only have sex once every seven years. However, TOS writer and continuity story editor D.C. Fontana once explained that pon farr is not the only time Vulcans feel romantic attraction, sexual desire, or engage in sexual activity:
Exactly. I never looked at it as only once every 7 years, just that it was absolutely essential during pon farr.
Fear not!
One way to interpret pon farr is that Vulcans only have sex once every seven years. However, TOS writer and continuity story editor D.C. Fontana once explained that pon farr is not the only time Vulcans feel romantic attraction, sexual desire, or engage in sexual activity:
SNW makes that clear.
SNW corrects ENT presentation of Ponn Farr
I don't think I ever really had a crush on a Star Trek character.
I thought Jadzia was physically attractive, even tough I did not like her as a character.
Never cared for 7 - too blatantly and aggressively sexualized even for 23-year old me back then, and the 'person with alien perspective learns what it means to be human' trope had become old and tired to me by that time. In fact I think 7 looks better in Picard than she ever did on Voyager.
I thought Jadzia was physically attractive, even tough I did not like her as a character.
Never cared for 7 - too blatantly and aggressively sexualized even for 23-year old me back then, and the 'person with alien perspective learns what it means to be human' trope had become old and tired to me by that time. In fact I think 7 looks better in Picard than she ever did on Voyager.
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