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Destiel as Spleen et ideal, based on this post by @universalcas 💙

-Spn had casual representation of men kissing men with Crowley and Bobby pretty early on, and they don’t make it into a massive “ha! Gayyyy!” Joke despite the fact this was the 2000s when that was the main type of humour.

-Casual gay rep with the Sam and Dean cosplayers, and the Dean and Cas actresses in “Fanfiction”, again both of these examples are actually incredibly sweet.

-Sam doesn’t bat an eyelid when deans siren is a man even before the siren mentions what Dean really wanted was a brother

-Gabriel flirting with just about everything that moves

-Charlie. Which has gotta be one of the best queer women I’ve seen on screen representation wise.

-Godstiel killing a homophobic pastor for spreading the wrong message.

-Dean actually being pretty proud of the fact he thought a gay guy had flirted with him to the point that he’s visibly saddened when he finds out it was a ruse.

-“a study in werewolf transgenderism” (okay this one was a joke I’ll admit but I still love it (im trans))

-Cas taking the form of a man AND the form of a woman.

Just imagine how terrified Adam must have been when he realized that his act of courage and free will had all been for nothing. Imagine how scared he was when his family disappeared. Or think about Warlock, who never got the chance to live a life free from his father’s control. Or Anathema. Or Newt. Or Mr. Shadwell and Madame Tracy. Imagine them all disappearing, and how terrified they must have been in those moments.

Good Omens has always treated every life as equally valuable. There are no lives that matter more or less than others. It has always shown how even the smallest decisions matter, the smallest details, the seemingly insignificant people (like Elspeth and little Morag). It has always shifted the focus away from something vast and abstract onto something small, personal, and yet no less precious or beautiful.