#he and cas have a consensual workplace relationship

[sylvanfreckles]

What I really need is Ace Attorneynatural, where Sam is the beleaguered newbie defense attorney and Dean is his mechanic brother who keeps getting framed for murder, Cas is the police detective who starts helping them out when he realizes how corrupt the prosecutors are (Zachariah because he's my favorite), and at the end of the season we reveal it was Chuck the whole time because he thought it would be entertaining.

[ifuckedyrmum]

I posted 336 times in 2022

43 posts created (13%)

293 posts reblogged (87%)

Blogs I reblogged the most:

@my-secret-shame

@thenightwemetnatural

@youre-only-gay-once

@boogieboba

@robiinbuckley

I tagged 65 of my posts in 2022

#supernatural - 14 posts

#spn - 13 posts

#star wars - 13 posts

#moon knight - 11 posts

#stranger things - 10 posts

#stranger things 4 - 9 posts

#dean winchester - 8 posts

#castiel - 8 posts

#destiel - 8 posts

#mcu - 5 posts

Longest Tag: 94 characters

#i just think it would be funny if taika waititi and rhys darby’s characters got together again

My Top Posts in 2022:

#5

The reveal that Go Flip Yourself was actually an elaborate, 150 episode long scheme made by Simon the Devious to get Laszlo’s Witch Skin hat was so unexpected and yet absolutely bloody genius.

I am still sitting here, 30 mins after watching the episode, astounded at the absolute LENGTHS those two vamps will go to get that stupid cursed hat. I’ve been staring at the blank screen in awe.

1,007 notes - Posted August 24, 2022

#4

Seeing supernatural trending fills me with incredible amounts of fear each and every time. Why is it trending now??? Has there been catastrophic news about the show or the prequel??? What do you mean Misha Heller Collins said Dean and Cas we’re gonna have a moment together in the original finale??? Is he gonna retract this statement later and apologise in a long Twitter thread??? So many questions

1,177 notes - Posted June 19, 2022

#3

You’re laughing…

BOWSER x LUIGI JUST BECAME CANON AND YOU’RE LAUGHING

1,369 notes - Posted November 30, 2022

#2

The fact that Jensen Ackles tweeted “Here’s to a great weekend. ✈️ ” after it was revealed that the C*W hasn’t been profitable since 2006 and is now being sold really says something.

Thank you mountain man, hopefully another platform will be able to do something better with SPN.

2,193 notes - Posted January 8, 2022

My #1 post of 2022

Lost focus and had a consensual workplace relationship

3,035 notes - Posted October 1, 2022

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Kiiokotori's Big Dick Summer

read it on the AO3 at https://ift.tt/3hxnrP6

by kiiokotori

basically kinktober in july lol day 31 is going to be beautiful also for every day, im gonna be including the note/prompt/idk that i wrote for the chapter so have fun with those

Words: 298, Chapters: 1/31, Language: English

Fandoms: 僕のヒーローアカデミア | Boku no Hero Academia | My Hero Academia, Biohazard | Resident Evil (Gameverse), Overwatch (Video Game), Persona 5, 러브언홀릭 | Love Unholyc (Video Game), Shingeki no Kyojin | Attack on Titan, Dangan Ronpa - All Media Types, BrainPOP, Welcome to Hell - All Media Types, Dream Daddy: A Dad Dating Simulator, Assassination Classroom, Pocket Monsters: Sun & Moon | Pokemon Sun & Moon Versions, ジョジョの奇妙な冒険 | JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken | JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Shall We Date?: Obey Me!

Rating: Not Rated

Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply

Categories: Multi

Characters: all of the characters in the relationship tags above, Reader

Relationships: Jung Hi/Reader, Guzma (Pokemon)/Reader, Shigaraki Tomura | Shimura Tenko/Reader, Kayama Nemuri | Midnight/Reader, Moby/Tim (BrainPOP), Iida Tensei | Ingenium/Reader, Rappa Kendou/Reader, Dio Brando/Reader, Mikasa Ackerman/Reader, Karasuma Tadaomi/Reader, Dabi | Todoroki Touya/Reader, Mephistopheles (Welcome to Hell)/Reader, Komaeda Nagito/Reader, Satan (Shall We Date?: Obey Me!)/Reader, Aizawa Shouta | Eraserhead/Yamada Hizashi | Present Mic/Reader, Mary Christiansen/Reader, Levi Ackerman/Reader, Alcina Dimitrescu/Reader, Shie Hassaikai | Eight Precepts of Death/Reader, Aizawa Shouta | Eraserhead/Reader, Kurono Hari | Chronostasis/Reader, Akechi Goro/Reader, Leo/Reader, Chisaki Kai | Overhaul/Reader, Reaper | Gabriel Reyes/Reader, Takami Keigo | Hawks/Reader, Usagiyama Rumi | Miruko/Reader, Kaminari's mom/Reader

Additional Tags: Praise, Phone Sex, Cosplay, Collars, Strippers & Strip Clubs, Threesome, Consensual Somnophilia, Seven Minutes In Heaven Game, Claustrophilia (7mih), Marking, Thighs, Electricity Play, Bondage, Choking, Degradation, Workplace Sex, Dacryphilia, Medical Kink, Hypnosis, Size Kink, Mommy Kink, Shotgunning, Pet Names, Knife Play, Voyeurism, Blood Kink, Fire play, Gun Kink, Tentacles, Knotting, Gangbang, piss lol, im writing a fic about kaminaris mom (like the one from heros rising) and you cant stop me, kaminari's mom - Freeform, i wrote about rappa too much, theres a lot of bnha in here, fuck it, dragon rappa, mirkos thighs, thats it, just mirko thighs, Takami Keigo | Hawks is a Little Shit, hawks is a horny fuck, hawks but hes in rut heat idk hes a bird, the bird wants to fuck, reaper has tentacles, and he will do very special things with those tentacles, reaper and reader fuck in a helicopter, Doctor Chisaki Kai | Overhaul, overhaul is a sly bitch, direct quote from my notes "for medical reasons im gonna need you to suck this ra ca ca", leo but hes kinda a bottom, needy at least, mild petplay on the akechi one, its more "lol maybe i should put you on a leash" "oh bro bet??", man akechi is aggressive, chrono didnt wanna play 7mih but he still did because peer pressure, dabi lighting people on fire, but its hot, ill add more at some point

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[easyfoodnetwork]

What’s Your Comfort Level With Restaurants Right Now?

Outdoor dining in New York | Robert Sietsema/Eater

From the Editor: Everything you missed in food news last week

This post originally appeared on September 26, 2020 in Amanda Kludt’s newsletter “From the Editor,” a roundup of the most vital news and stories in the food world each week. Read the archives and subscribe now.

I’ve probably asked this before but, I’m curious how you’re feeling about going to restaurants right now and how that opinion has evolved over the course of the summer. We’ve polled readers, I ask my friends, I talk to my editors in two dozen cities across the country and in the UK, and it seems hard to come to a consensus. (Yet people seem, as is the case with so much these days, very sure in their own convictions about what is right.)

Some people will only do takeout, some only counter service. Some will go to a waiter service restaurant. Some will eat indoors warily, some happily. Some will speak about it openly, post about it readily. Some will sneak in visits, hoping their friends don’t know. The restaurateurs I’ve spoken with seem just as divided, with some ready and willing to open full throttle and others holding out or taking baby steps.

It impacts coverage because we want to thread the needle of providing the information, recommendations, and guidance people are looking for while providing context around safety and risk.

If you have thoughts, I’m amanda@eater.com.

On Eater

— Closures: Lawry’s the Prime Rib in Chicago; Bellwether in Los Angeles; The Shed at Glenwood in Atlanta; and lauded Chinese destination Kym’s in London.

— Openings: a brick and mortar location of Filipino food truck Carabao in Austin; a pretty serious-looking taqueria called Umbrella Taco, Post Script, a restaurant in a tented parking lot, and Bull & Butterfly, a steakhouse inspired by the flavors up and down the coast of California, in LA; Lucky Day, a mezcal bar draped in 15,000 LED lights, in Vegas; Ostia, a Mediterranean restaurant from a chef leaving Jonathan Waxman’s empire, in Houston; Joomak, a cool playful Korean pop-up restaurant, in New York; popular Portland brewery Great Notion’s first Seattle outpost; Nopalito, a restaurant serving vegetarian tortas, in Montreal; and Olin, an American-Mediterranean brasserie, in Detroit.

— New York’s outdoor dining can continue indefinitely, and Chicago released its new rules for fall and winter outdoor dining (though restaurants are scrambling for heaters). Meanwhile, Indiana and Florida have opened at 100% capacity indoors. In both London and Seattle, bar and restaurant owners are fighting their cities’ 10 pm last calls.

Jakob Layman

Post Script in Venice, CA

— If you want to know how Eater readers are feeling about dining indoors, check out these surveys in SF, Portland, and New York.

— A judge issued an emergency “no contact” order against a big name chef and restaurant owner in Chicago because of his alleged deranged retaliation campaign against a staffer who publicly complained about the workplace environment he fostered.

Post Script, a new restaurant in a parking lot in Venice, CA | Jakob Layman

— Surveying the interesting and innovative San Francisco fine dining landscape.

— I may or may not have demanded the Eater NY staff write a guide to Instagram bakeries in town, because I’ve become enamored with certain outfits I’ve tried.

— Michigan’s Upper Peninsula had a record summer due to increased domestic tourism.

— The move: Pen pals but for snacks.

— To watch: How a former rock star opened the first bibimbap spot on the French Riviera.

Off Eater

A visual history of Mexican restaurants in New York City. [Stony Brook University]

The downside of the pet-nat trend is it’s overshadowing the wines that inspired the style in the first place. [Punch]

I hate karaoke but love Thrillist’s ode to it. [Thrillist]

Gabriela Cámara made this year’s TIME 100 list. [TIME]

Big brands are helping Daniel Boulud reopen his upscale Upper East Side restaurant, so he’ll be name-checking his sponsors on the menu. [Bloomberg]

Every relationship has a beverage abandoner. [MEL]

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Outdoor dining in New York | Robert Sietsema/Eater

From the Editor: Everything you missed in food news last week

This post originally appeared on September 26, 2020 in Amanda Kludt’s newsletter “From the Editor,” a roundup of the most vital news and stories in the food world each week. Read the archives and subscribe now.

I’ve probably asked this before but, I’m curious how you’re feeling about going to restaurants right now and how that opinion has evolved over the course of the summer. We’ve polled readers, I ask my friends, I talk to my editors in two dozen cities across the country and in the UK, and it seems hard to come to a consensus. (Yet people seem, as is the case with so much these days, very sure in their own convictions about what is right.)

Some people will only do takeout, some only counter service. Some will go to a waiter service restaurant. Some will eat indoors warily, some happily. Some will speak about it openly, post about it readily. Some will sneak in visits, hoping their friends don’t know. The restaurateurs I’ve spoken with seem just as divided, with some ready and willing to open full throttle and others holding out or taking baby steps.

It impacts coverage because we want to thread the needle of providing the information, recommendations, and guidance people are looking for while providing context around safety and risk.

If you have thoughts, I’m amanda@eater.com.

On Eater

— Closures: Lawry’s the Prime Rib in Chicago; Bellwether in Los Angeles; The Shed at Glenwood in Atlanta; and lauded Chinese destination Kym’s in London.

— Openings: a brick and mortar location of Filipino food truck Carabao in Austin; a pretty serious-looking taqueria called Umbrella Taco, Post Script, a restaurant in a tented parking lot, and Bull & Butterfly, a steakhouse inspired by the flavors up and down the coast of California, in LA; Lucky Day, a mezcal bar draped in 15,000 LED lights, in Vegas; Ostia, a Mediterranean restaurant from a chef leaving Jonathan Waxman’s empire, in Houston; Joomak, a cool playful Korean pop-up restaurant, in New York; popular Portland brewery Great Notion’s first Seattle outpost; Nopalito, a restaurant serving vegetarian tortas, in Montreal; and Olin, an American-Mediterranean brasserie, in Detroit.

— New York’s outdoor dining can continue indefinitely, and Chicago released its new rules for fall and winter outdoor dining (though restaurants are scrambling for heaters). Meanwhile, Indiana and Florida have opened at 100% capacity indoors. In both London and Seattle, bar and restaurant owners are fighting their cities’ 10 pm last calls.

Jakob Layman

Post Script in Venice, CA

— If you want to know how Eater readers are feeling about dining indoors, check out these surveys in SF, Portland, and New York.

— A judge issued an emergency “no contact” order against a big name chef and restaurant owner in Chicago because of his alleged deranged retaliation campaign against a staffer who publicly complained about the workplace environment he fostered.

Post Script, a new restaurant in a parking lot in Venice, CA | Jakob Layman

— Surveying the interesting and innovative San Francisco fine dining landscape.

— I may or may not have demanded the Eater NY staff write a guide to Instagram bakeries in town, because I’ve become enamored with certain outfits I’ve tried.

— Michigan’s Upper Peninsula had a record summer due to increased domestic tourism.

— The move: Pen pals but for snacks.

— To watch: How a former rock star opened the first bibimbap spot on the French Riviera.

Off Eater

A visual history of Mexican restaurants in New York City. [Stony Brook University]

The downside of the pet-nat trend is it’s overshadowing the wines that inspired the style in the first place. [Punch]

I hate karaoke but love Thrillist’s ode to it. [Thrillist]

Gabriela Cámara made this year’s TIME 100 list. [TIME]

Big brands are helping Daniel Boulud reopen his upscale Upper East Side restaurant, so he’ll be name-checking his sponsors on the menu. [Bloomberg]

Every relationship has a beverage abandoner. [MEL]

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[supergearyame-blog]

Random thought and question

It occurred to me while reading Schein for this week’s assignment just how challenging it is to create a “psychological safety net” or safe space in an online learning environment. While we are sharing details of our work experience, and personal tidbits here and there, we don’t seem to be meeting the criteria Schein outlines to get to a level two relationship that is a requirement for having honest, trusting discussions. He writes “Personalization is telling one another a bit of our story of who we really are, where we have come from, and where we are going. It is letting each other witness how we do things when we are off duty, relaxing away from the formality of work roles (2016, p. 111). And, is our psychological safety net further diminished because of the class format that prescribes dual roles, that of the learner and assessor (grader)? Does this encourage the development a culture that inhibits the sharing of honest reflections or the occasional “dumb question” for fear that it will result in a poor grade from our peers? The reason behind the format is a good one, that by grading each other we are learning how to give and receive feedback which is a critical skill in the workplace. At the risk of asking a dumb question, does the benefit of learning how to give and receive feedback through grading each other outweigh the risk of damaging a “psychological safety net” or safe space to share ideas, critical analysis and develop a level two relationship?

 Though we have been encouraged to advocate for changes to the format of the class if there is consensus, I’m actually not suggesting that we do. What I am trying to do is think through what I see is a conflict between what we are learning and the real-world example of this class. Ultimately, the question could be moot because the nature of a classroom, online or in person, is inherently different from the workplace so Schein’s humble consulting rules may not apply. I’m interested if others would agree or disagree with this and why.

 References

Schein, E. H. (2016). Humble consulting: how to provide real help faster. Oakland, CA: Berrett-Koehler , Inc.