Zero-G Spot: Difference between revisions

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''And how they will affect

''Our romantic inclinations...

''In space stations''"

~~''In space stations''"~~|'''Diana G. Gallagher''', A Reconsideration of [[Expospeak Gag|Anatomical Docking Maneuvers]] in a Zero-G Environment}}

|'''Diana G. Gallagher''', A Reconsideration of [[Expospeak Gag|Anatomical Docking Maneuvers]] in a Zero-G Environment}}

Space. The final frontier. And a completely new environment for indulging in humanity's favorite pastime: [[Recycled in Space|sex!]]

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== Comic Books ==

* In the ''[[XXXenophile]]'' story "Watch This Space" the characters figure that it'll be about twelve hours before their escape bubble is picked up, and they decide to occupy the time with a marathon session of zero-g lesbian lovemaking. One of them comments that in freefall she prefers to do it with another woman because there's less thrusting and bouncing than there is with a man.

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* Starfire and Captain Comet indulge in ''[[REBELS]]'' #18.

== [[Fan ~~Fiction~~]] ==

== [[Fan Works]] ==

* Happens in ''[[Ethereum Gladiator]]'', given there's no gravity outside the Nethercity's ecodomes.

* A decidedly not worksafe, but [[Better Than It Sounds|surprisingly well-written]] [[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine|Deep Space Nine]] fanfic, "Nothing Like The Sun". Notable for being one of the few DS9 fics to center around the marriage of Miles and Keiko O'Brien.

* A decidedly not worksafe, but [[Better Than It Sounds|surprisingly well-written]] ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine|Deep Space Nine]]'' fanfic, ''Nothing Like The Sun''. Notable for being one of the few ''DS9'' fics to center around the marriage of Miles and Keiko O'Brien.

== Film ==