jack kline is a SASTIEL baby & i will die on this hill.

they couldn't have a supernatural age regression episode for sam because that would've made dean worse in a way that they couldn't handle

blurry wife? nuh uh ✋ blurry husband...

it’s really interesting how the spn fandom is convinced that john was physically abusive towards dean despite not having any evidence from canon. and you know what’s even more interesting? the only family member john gets physical with onscreen is sam

Reblog to make Sam a salad

real talk though the scene in 1x14 where sam was like "we're lucky we had dad" and dean smiled and said "never thought I'd hear you say that" being the secret john beat dean message has got to be in the top five most stupid deangirl headcanons effectively turned canon because there are so many of them (and it's a long list, my friends)

It's dumb as hell that tumblr won't let you reblog posts from deactivated blogs that had you blocked. Like. Clearly I'm the superior blog here I'm the survivor I should be able to pillage and plunder whatever I like from them

You people are bullies

are you mad at me

so you are mad at me? :(

and now knowing that, I am certain that the only reason you should be around a keyboard is if one was being used on you as a bludgeoning instrument

are you mad at me too :(

#this episode is so awful#because dean is SO unfair to sam#throughout the whole thing#he doesn’t even try to put himself in sam’s position#at all#he just guilts sam throughout in a kind of crescendo of blame that culminates in the samulet going into the trash#i hate it (via themegalosaurus)

What’s disturbing to me there is “playing footsie with brace-face.” Dean is an adult demeaning an eleven-year-old girl by insulting her appearance, and the kind of condescending prurience in “playing footsie” reflects a disturbing strain in Dean’s thinking about Sam’s sexual or romantic relationships. It’s revealing how much Dean emphasizes the idea that Sam is acting on a crush, rather than seeking out a normal, family Thanksgiving (the aspect of the situation that Sam himself cites). One of the ways Dean defends himself against Sam questioning the Winchester model of family or finding it insufficient to his needs is to assume that Sam is prioritizing sexuality over family and then subtly or not-so-subtly pathologize that sexuality, and seeing Dean apply that particular defense mechanism to something Sam did when he was eleven is quietly horrifying. It’s a moment that makes me really uneasy, more so than Dean’s extreme perspective bias in DSotM, because I do get how far up his own subjectivity Dean’s headspace was at that point in canon, and I think it’s understandable and not totally unsympathetic, though not excused. 

#see also: you chose a demon (ruby) over your own brother#see also: you left me to die for a girl?! (via fioreitaliano)

sam was only 25 when they locked him in the panic room he should've been at the club