#the Winchester family

[niekiddo]

Mary Winchester’s №1 defender ! They can never make me hate you queen❤️

[bajablastlover1]

i post from in here btw

[jamjjamm]

Dean Winchester in early seasons of supernatural

[iamthejam]

the winchester brothers as texts

[moonys-chocolate28]

I took a look at the #wincest tag and literally what the fuck...???

Idk how ANYONE dares say its real? Like bro wtf?

Why are you admitting to liking incest?

Why are you proud to ship two brothers together?

Especially after that one episode where they called dean/sam shippers out when they found out about the spn books

I saw a comment say they just choose to ignore the destiel moments after s3 and the 'wincest chemistry' is still there.

Im literally sick to my stomach i didnt know people were fr about this shit

I filtered the tag and will spend the rest of my life ignoring it for my own mental health

[ebenelephant]

john winchester's such a fascinating character and i don't think fandom does him enough justice tbh. like, you love your sons more than anything; all their love for you is twisted up in hate and fear and devotion. you sacrifice everything to keep them safe; it's actually for your dead wife more than them. you brag about your youngest's achievements every chance you get; you tell him to never come back. your boys think of you as drill sergeant first, perhaps more than father; fifty percent of your screen time is spent crying for how much you love them. you hate when they correct you, it makes you so damn mad; you acknowledge that they're right. you would do anything to keep them safe; you fuck them up irrevocably, and they never get a chance at normalcy. you teach them to be soldiers; they love you like dogs, all blind loyalty and teeth.

[420technoblazeit]

say what you will about the winchesters but i did kind of like that they explored john's military trauma and how that ended up affecting his choices later in life. i feel like the fandom has a tendency to see him as this horrible irredeemable monster but like. i'd argue that john's motivations for raising sam and dean in the way that he did are pretty clear cut actually. he was a traumatized war veteran who watched his wife get murdered by a demon i feel like that would completely destroy anyone's worldview and send them into a spiral

deciding that the best course of action is to then take your baby and five year old son and raise them as monster hunters and completely deprive them of a normal childhood is definitely a more questionable decision but i also do think that john thought that it was necessary to keep them safe. and that includes drilling into dean the idea that he was entirely responsible for sam's safety. john thought that he had to prepare them for when azazel came for them. and he knew that he couldn't always be there to protect sam so he made dean shoulder the responsibility too. which was fucked up but you can also see why he did what he did

i feel like the tragedy isnt just in the fact that sam and dean were robbed of their childhood but also in the idea that john thought he was doing what he did out of necessity. and in the end it didnt even change all that much because they were doomed from the beginning anyway

[borgialucrezia]

something about how he only says i love you to his blood family just feels so right

[j-2-soulmates]

Winchester Family 🤣🥰🫶🏻🎀

[novastaree]

Adam not being Mary's child is really important to how he was treated as a son and as a brother.

this is probably the most obvious thing ever but to me it does make sense why John never tried to introduce Adam into hunting and thats because Adam wasn't Marys kid. If Adam was Marys kid John DEFINITELY would have forced Adam into the hunting life with his brothers because the boys were made to hunt so they could track down and kill the thing that killed Mary, to get revenge so It wouldn't make sense to have someone not related to Mary join them on that. Also hunting is in the boy's blood not because of John but because of Mary so Adam didn't really have the family relation to hunting like Sam and Dean. Also since Adam was born not to Mary i imagine John wasn't too happy with himself especially since he never really let Mary rest, and that probably why he only visited him a handful of times and kept his family separate because I can't imagine Sam and Dean having a good reaction to their father basically moving on from their mother but shaping their whole lives around her death

I think that's why the brothers had their own extreme reactions to finding out they had a brother. Dean not excepting it till he had hard proof, and when he did wanted to help the kid and then probably stay away from him and then Sam who tried to have him become a hunter literally immediately, as he saw their situations similar. I think they both wanted Adam to feel what they felt growing up

[livingmybestfictionallife]

Y’all, I can’t with this photo

[bajablastlover1]

[lovealwayssay]

Do you think John would have sold his soul for Sam in 2.01 if Sam had been the one dying instead of Dean? Do you think John, knowing everything he knows about the situation with Azazel, who told Dean he’d have to kill Sam if he couldn’t save him, would have sacrificed his life for his youngest son the way he did for Dean? Because I don’t. I think John would have let Sam die.

[jamjjamm]

early supernatural aesthetic

[iamthejam]

spn as tweets pt 1!!