queerliteraphile:

raging heterophobic bitch from hell: Sometimes I think about:

e-hyde:

bittermeggirl:

• how Missouri was originally supposed to have Bobby’s storyline
• how Anna was supposed to have Castiel’s storyline
• how big of a role Jo, Ellen, and the Roadhouse had…

1001-cranes:

deftmegalodon:

1001-cranes:

moirariordan:

verstehen1:

doctorscienceknowsfandom:

verstehen1:

Okay, see, here’s the inherent flaw with pretty much all modern (and some classic even) heroic narratives: the hero only becomes the hero at the expense of other people. In short: the hero is rewarded for…

I really hope that canon takes a turn back to [pack feels] eventually, not only because that’s the direction I’d prefer, personally, but because that’s the only direction that is sustainable, story-wise. Like, who the fuck wants to watch a show about a bunch of people who only sort of like each other and don’t trust each other and spend half the time fighting and making their problems worse because they refuse to give an inch? That’s fucking awful. That’s all S2 was, and that’s why I sort of gave up watching and just read recaps - because it was stupid and frustrating and made me feel bad.

crane’s comment is the most accurate thing I have ever seen and also the reason s2 frustrated and confused me so much

this is why i read all the pack fic. all of it.

I was quoting moirariordan - sorry, my bad, totally fixed - but otherwise YES. I completely understand people who want to spend their life in the fanon sandbox and not the canon one, because the canon one is brutal.

So, I’ve heard the topic of ‘queerbaiting’ used a lot around here. And how it is a negative and offensive thing.

I’ve tried to look it up but it just confuses me, to be honest.

Also, some of the shows ships that I watch are attacked for queerbaiting. But I still have no idea what that is.

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drsilverfish:

This was my favourite little scene, the one in the church, when the priest tells the brothers (but looks directly at Dean while he’s delivering the line):

“A demon is a human soul, twisted and corrupted by its time in Hell. Father Thomson believed that you could wash that taint away and restore…