Big eyes, big lies.

And I wondered what it was like to be chosen. I was never chosen. I was a maybe, a probably, sometimes even a definitely but never the one, never the chosen one.

the pilot scene where the woman in the white tells sam “you will be” in response to his “i’m not unfaithful” is so fucking insane, because i know for a FACT that stanford sam never would have cheated on jess with anyone. but… he did leave her on that night for dean, and there must have been SOMETHING there for the woman in white to assume that it would lead to sam cheating on jess with his brother.

this is insane (and canon)

Does anyone else ever get really caught up thinking about how in the very first episode, there's a scene where Sam dives off of a bridge to duck out of the way of an incoming possessed Impala charging at him and Dean? And Sam's limber and youthfully agile, and deftly maneuvers onto a ledge, and it's clear he'd planned on doing that. That he'd mentally calculated that, before taking the spiraling leap. But Dean just saw Sam jump, and then jumped right after him. And a woman literally committed suicide springing herself from that bridge, so presumedly, it was one nasty tumble of a fall that had the potential to be fatal had Dean not been so robust (or likely practiced in falling). But Dean just hauls his mud-soaked body to shore and hollers up to Sam that he's okay. And walks it off like the champ he is with a pain tolerance only seconded by that legendary heavyweight liver. Like. It was the very first episode. The writers did that. In the pilot.

Dean falls in love first, but never realises. You need something to compare your love to, to know it's not the usual familial love. He showers Sam with attention from his very first childhood. He fills the role of the brother, the father, the mother, the best friend and the lover, yet it's the only love he knows, so he never feels strange doing it — never knows himself exposed, his heart raw in the open, never has to hate the only good thing he has. And if he ever does, his instinct is to joke about it, so whatever vulnerability trembled into the world can vanish like a mirage.

such a strikingly accurate depiction of sibling relationships so real so relatable the strong underlying sexual tension is exactly what comes to mind when you hear the word "brothers"

A study on how Supernatural hint at Canon wincest (again and again)

Too many people are forgetting these things too quickly:

Twitter looking a lot like an “adult site” now 😂