literally everything is unisex if u stop giving a fuck

👄 prettiest boy in hawkins

Toastystats: TV fandom fix-its on AO3 - Supernatural

Following the previous cross-fandom look at TV fix-its, we're starting fandom deep dives. We're starting with the strongest fandom response to a finale I've ever seen -- Supernatural.

For lots more data, explanations of all of the above, plus any clarifications & corrections, click through to AO3.

In what world is tall muscular man not conventionally attractive

We've all been down here too long. I truly think there's a chunk of tumblr's population that can no longer survive sunlight.

women will say “hear me out” and show u a photo of pyramid head and then tumblr users will go “this is a perfectly normal man and an ice cold take”

hes a little shy ok?

"You know, we know what it is, what’s going on. We don’t talk about it. The actors don’t, Jensen and I don’t. But we’re all perfectly aware of how the relationship is, the writers are completely aware of how it’s being written. It may be unspoken but that doesn’t mean it’s not there or not true."

~Misha Collins

"Ok, we know what the subtext is, bury it a little bit. [...] Mainly because all the other aspects of that story tell us that. Show us that, actually. That's the whole thing. Show us, not tell us.” 

~Ben Edlund

THEY WERE ALL PERFECTLY AWARE OF WHAT THEY WERE DOING. AND HOW THIS RELATIONSHIP WAS WRITTEN. AND DEAN AND CAS' RELATIONSHIP WAS WRITTEN AS A LOVE STORY.

The line ‘But still beautiful. Still Dean Winchester’ is perfection, though it does leave me wondering

At what other points before this did Cas look to Dean and think, ‘he’s beautiful’?

What also drives me wild: the normal way to phrase it would be "she's gonna kill us".

Instead, Dean (or the writers) go out of their way to make the distinction and show that, to Dean, the order of death MATTERS and we get told what is Dean's vision of the worst case scenario.

Dean says "she's gonna kill you-- then she's gonna kill me" because to Dean having to watch Cas die in front of him (again) is worst then dying. Losing his life is secondary to watching the man he loves his best friend die.

And yet the narrative - cruelly - makes sure Dean lives right after making his worst nightmare come true.

Guy who learns kung fu, then realizes kung fu can be defeated by MMA so he learns that, then realizes MMA can be defeated by guns so he buys one, then realizes that guns can be defeated by law enforcement so he becomes a lawyer, then realizes that the law can be overthrown so he becomes a paramilitary general, then realizes that naked force can be enveloped by ideology so he becomes a religious leader, then realizes that ideology is primarily determined by the means of production so he becomes an inventor, then realizes that successful invention requires a finely honed mind so he becomes a psychologist, then realizes that the mind is just part of the body so he learns kung fu

kids on playgrounds go through this cycle everyday

*📞 exists* v: 🤷‍♀️

You can't be talking like that, statics homework

hello can anyone hear me

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