Me: "Hey Disney, on a scale of 1-10, how desperate are you?"
Disney:
Me: "Aight."
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Me: "Hey Disney, on a scale of 1-10, how desperate are you?"
Disney:
Me: "Aight."

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Season 8 and Dean as Samâs Parent
It was never more clear to me than in this interaction that Dean isnât just Samâs brother but also his dad in almost all the ways that matter. We know that Dean parented Sam growing up. Itâs danced around multiple times throughout the show and is outright stated by Dean in season 12: âI had to be a mother and a father to him.â What maybe isnât as clear is Samâs perception of Dean as a parent. Looking at this scene I think itâs very clear. Sam is devastated by a perceived lack of Deanâs confidence, pride, and approval. I want my siblings to love me, but I would not be totally devastated by a perceived lack of confidence from them the way I would be from my dad. âDaddy issuesâ is a term that exits for a reason. Feeling like your dad isnât proud of you and confident in you is one of the most devastating things a child can experience. Sam here is reacting to Dean like a son who feels like a disappointment. We know he felt like a disappointment to John and that it angered him, but he didnât react with the same devastation that he does with Dean here. And I think itâs very clear why. Dean was more of a father to Sam than John was, and so it was Deanâs pride and approval that Sam predominantly sought. Deanâs assurance that âThere is nothing past or present that I would put in front of you,â is much more fitting for a dad to say than a brother. After all, most people donât expect their siblings to love them more than anyone else they know--they expect friends and spouses to receive more love and attention than them at times. It isnât so in Sam and Deanâs relationship. Sam needs Deanâs confidence and attention to feel secure, and Dean assures him of it here. Then like a typical parent, he tells him that everything will be okay.
I would argue that Deanâs role as Samâs parent is the main reason for their differing attitudes toward their dad growing up. We know Sam butted heads with their dad constantly. He argued and fought with him over moving and school and Johnâs decisions at every opportunity. Meanwhile, Dean was the dutiful son who did what he was told, trying to make his Dad proud. In the season 1 episode Asylum, Sam asks (under supernatural influence) âI mean, why are we even here? Because you're following Dad's orders like a good little soldier? 'Cause you always do what he says without question? Are you that desperate for his approval?â Well--yes. Dean is desperate for Johnâs approval. Mainly because unlike Sam, John is the only father that Deanâs got. There was no alternate source of approval for Dean, thus him doing what he could to make John proud. Meanwhile, Sam developed a âFuck youâ attitude toward John because he didnât need his approval. He already had that security from Dean.Â
I swear to fuck, if Zack turns out to be alive in the next part of the âââRemakeâââ (or gets a shitty off-screen death like Wedge), I will fucking crawl out of Nomuraâs TV, Sadako-style, and beat him to death with my copy of Crisis Core.
So the leaks are an absolute delight.

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Alinity: *throws cat*
Buzzfeed: âOh this poor innocent woman and the harrassment she faces on a daily basis. Oh the poor women like her that have to deal with 32542356346246254652464 nazis every second of their poor innocent lives. Omg sheâs such a brave soul. ... btw. did we mention PewDiePie is literally Hitler? No? Well he is. And he eats puppies on the double. Hey. Hey have we mentioned that PewDiePie is sexist? No? Well, he is. He also may or may not have hidden nazi gold next to some dead hookers in his basement. On the topic of nazis, have we mentioned the 45Ă2349578204753252452462346234 nazis innocent women streamers have to deal with? Do you know who those nazis are? Men. All men. All men are evil nazis that hate women. Thatâs the only reason people are mad at her. The only one. Because she is a brave woman. And men canât handle brave women. Thatâs literally the only reason. Sexism. Nothing else. ... ohandAlinitymighthavethrownacatmaybeawittlebitnbdshedidntmeanithonestâ
âI donât want to talk about that.â
Causes of Abandonment Issues:
The sudden loss of a parent or caregiver who the child depended on to feel safe and loved.
A parent who is emotionally unavailable.
Lack of appropriate supervisionâthe parent is sporadically involved with their child.
Inadequate provision of nutrition and meals
Treating a child as a peer with no parent/child distinction; treating a child as an extension of oneself
The child feels consistently blamed for the actions or feelings of a parent