#era: supernatural

[bgarchivee]

a.c.e

[willgrahamscock]

You wouldn’t last an hour in the asylum where they raised me

[castielsparkle]

[thorinlandscaping]

@ the person who has a castiel cutout in their window opposite me i love you i'm ordering a dean cutout so they can stare at each other from across the road

[sketchy-scribs-n-doods]

the four horsemen of Queer Agony

[turtletoria]

i wanted to try drawing older Mabel and Dipper !

[chxrrylungs]

the problem with kissing your boyfriend who loves his stubble

[babyboywinchester]

Added this to someone else’s post, but in case they want me to delete it from there I will share here instead

[undercovercannibal]

SUPERNATURAL 1.13 ⛥ Route 666

[skyrigel]

Me when I consume media with a stabbing knowledge that I'll never experience anything as mortifying, beautiful and agonizing as this, with my hands tainted my brain rotted my heart overwhelmed and for my soul to be forever grotesquely haunted ( affectionately )

[strawlessandbraless]

What if Dean’s bisexual awakening couple was actually just Cas in two different vessels. Fun!

Stanford Dean would have matched their freak

[bgarchivee]

a.c.e

[paunchsalazar]

Dean and Cas again… can’t shake it

[daily-castiel]

Day 30

[coldasyou]

TV Appreciation Week 2024: (Day Five) Favorite season of a TV show - Season One (Supernatural)

I think he wants us to pick up where he left off. You know, saving people, hunting things. The family business.

[sammygender]

first session of stanford uni free student counselling service

therapist: it's completely normal to want to talk to someone, lots of people have trouble adjusting-

sam: yeah i grew up in a car so it's been weird, like, owning stuff

therapist (thinks she misheard): you grew up in- a car? like a caravan home?

sam: no it was my dad's 1967 impala. and, i mean, we lived in motels mostly. ive always shared with my brother so its easy having a roommate at least. sometimes we rented a place for a few months if we were lucky - since dad moved around a lot.

therapist: oh, what did your father do for a living? a travelling salesman? a military man?

sam: um. he was a mechanic.

therapist (why would a mechanic move around every month): ....right. was it just you, your father and your brother?

sam: yeah. and neither of them are speaking to me now because i came here. my dad's angry i disobeyed him, and my brother's just upset i left at all.

therapist (this, at least, makes sense): ah, yeah. younger siblings often have trouble when their older siblings leave home. is he much younger than you?

sam: .....no hes 22

therapist: . right.