Bugger

i've been phasing the phrase 'google it' out of my vocabulary and going back to 'look it up'. fuck you youve lost your generic trademark privileges

less "fiction affects reality" and more "fiction is a reflection of reality" and "fiction can introduce you to new ideas, but you should always be healthily skeptical of them" and "fiction reinforces beliefs that already exist in the real world but no piece of fiction is going to turn someone against their own morals, and if it does, that person's morals were not very strong in the first place" and "fiction is a conversation between the story and the reader, you are responsible for accepting your own agency in your role of consuming a piece of media instead of just blaming the media for any bad things you (or any other audience member!) may or may not take from it"

My favorite relationship dynamic in fiction is a worshipper and their God. Not a literal God, but their God. The only thing in the whole world that matters to them. I will live for you, I would die for you, I would kill for you. My only moral compass is You. You can do no wrong in my eyes and I will never stray from your side. I was born to meet you and to love you. You are the only being I pray to. Your life isn’t just my passion, it’s my religion. You don’t think you’re anything special but you don’t see what I see. You don’t see that you’re the only person who’s ever made me feel this way. You don’t understand how beautiful you are to me and I will devote my entire life to making you understand and accept it.

fuck my life this is literally clownwriter, except the actual God is the one worshipping his mortal human friend he's clearly in love with. God worshipping a human like *they* are the God >>>>>>>>

Bobby Singer picks favorites, speaks fluent Japanese, built a supernatural bunker on his down weekend, and uses tongue when kissing the king of hell. Honestly, who’s doing it like him?

Supernatural was made to be watched while giggling and kicking your feet, do not let anyone tell you otherwise