Dean: “Sometimes people would say, ‘What do you think you’re doing?’ But that just meant ‘Stop.’”

Sam: “Anyone who’s seen my dick and met my parents needs to die; I can’t have them roaming around.”

Castiel: “I’ll keep all my emotions right here, then one day I’ll die.”

Jack: “You could pour soup in my lap and I’ll probably apologize to you.”

Bobby: “I quit drinking because I used to drink too much, and I would blackout and ‘ruin parties.’”

John: “We started chanting, ‘McDonald’s, McDonald’s, McDonald’s!’ And my dad pulled into the drive thru, and we started cheering and then he ordered one black coffee for himself and kept driving.”

Chuck: “None of us really know our fathers…anyway…”

Lucifer: “You know how I’m filled with rage?”

Rowena: “And you replied, ‘Hey, do you want me to kill that guy for you?’”

Crowley: “It’s like walking around with someone who is running for mayor of nothing.”

Claire: “Some people give off a vibe of, right away, they’re like, ‘Do not fuck with me.’”

Charlie: “I will pepper in the fact that I am gay.”

Kevin: “This might as well happen. Adult life is already so goddamn weird.”

Cain: “But instead, he made his living in murder.”

Mary: “I’m new in town, and it gets worse.”

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And every time, I ask them, what do you think? What are you feeling? And many of them are hesitant to respond so I’ll prompt, “Was it sad? Was it boring?” And as soon as they know I’m not gonna judge them for it, 100% of the time, they respond, “I feel bad that I don’t feel as moved by it as you. You cried when you told us about it and I get that it was such a horrible day and so many people died, but I can’t really think of what life was like before or just after that time.”

That really struck me the first time I heard it because these kids really don’t remember a time when things were so carefree and relatively quiet. Little to no security screenings. Almost zero school shootings. Kids stayed outside by themselves until the street lamps came on.