the delphic expanse

Okay, I know that most of our members are female - but still, why not have a hottest/prettiest/most attractive lady poll?

T'Pol. Hands down.

As I've said before, Jolene Blalock is the recepient of my one and only straight girl crush. She's freaking HOT!

I voted other, given what I'm cooking up for the MU - I can't decide between Hoshi or T'Pol. It's like choosing between Ginger and Maryanne.

Misplaced wrote:T'Pol. Hands down.

As I've said before, Jolene Blalock is the recepient of my one and only straight girl crush. She's freaking HOT!

I have a suspicion that it's pretty common in the fandom, just not everyone comes clean about it! My client/friend Dean and I had a conversation about that once.

T'Pol. Because she has such a beautiful face.

Mistress Euclid wrote:I voted other, given what I'm cooking up for the MU - I can't decide between Hoshi or T'Pol. It's like choosing between Ginger and Maryanne.

Same for me. I think they're each sexy in their own way, and of course T'Pol was featured more often than Hoshi, so at first thought, I would have picked T'Pol.

However, Talas has her own charms in an alien exotic way.

Again, I had a hard time choosing and neither of my choices were listed. I'd have to go with "other" for Jhamel and Talla.

OK, before anybody calls the cops, Talla is a cute kid (period, check, end of dictation), a nice mix of her mom and dad's coloring, perky in an Andorian way she definitely got from her dad and yet not really badly behaved. And for some reason the antennae are a lot cuter on a kid. That's it; I'm not implying anything improper.

For me, in adults "attractive" has always meant more that just physically hot. Jhamel is physicially attractive, especially with that long, elaborately braided hair. She's also gentle but tough and brave as well. She's got the guts and the integrity to apologize to Shran for breaking her people's rules and reading his thoughts without his permission even though he would never have known if she hadn't told him. She goes off-world with the kind of Andorian she's probably been taught to fear or at least mistrust on a ship filled with people she knows next to nothing about. She's the one who uses the telepresence unit to save everybody's bacon even though it could kill her. Yes, I understand she did that for her brother, but still. Now, that's one attractive lady.

Glory1863 wrote:For me, in adults "attractive" has always meant more that just physically hot. Jhamel is physicially attractive, especially with that long, elaborately braided hair. She's also gentle but tough and brave as well. She's got the guts and the integrity to apologize to Shran for breaking her people's rules and reading his thoughts without his permission even though he would never have known if she hadn't told him. She goes off-world with the kind of Andorian she's probably been taught to fear or at least mistrust on a ship filled with people she knows next to nothing about. She's the one who uses the telepresence unit to save everybody's bacon even though it could kill her. Yes, I understand she did that for her brother, but still. Now, that's one attractive lady.

You're right, Glary1863. Some one can be physically attractive, if he/she hasn't some attractive character traits, you get bored very quickly by a pretty face. I rather look at an interesting face from an interesting and brave person, then a perfect, not sparkling face.

I voted Talas, I had a huge crush on her and she was the first female Enterprise character to turn my head. Actually, come to think of it, I always wanted to read a Malcolm/Talas because of Proving Ground. Their dynamic was awesome, plus she's hot and good at her job, pleasing traits!

I wrote Talas into the MU story I wrote - and I just developed a big girl crush on her. In the MU, she wasn't much different - just tougher than her RU counterpart. Unfortunately, her crush on MU Reed was a bit misguided, since MU Reed isn't good boyfriend material in my story!

Now, if it was Twitter Roleplay MU Reed, that would be an entirely different matter!