ladyofthesilent:

What’s one more nightmare, right?

We need to talk more about this line.

This isn’t Dean, the cold-blooded killer who’s finally come to terms with the demands of the hunting-lifestyle. This is Dean who’s given himself up, who’s decided to surrender his personality and feelings to the family business. This is Dean who’s decided to be a hunter and cease being Dean. Dean, the guilt-ridden, lonely boy with the messed up childhood whose entire life is hardly more than a nightmare.

Dean’s torturing and killing again because he’s decided that there’s only one thing of import: Getting the job done. Purgatory has taught him that he needs to suppress his emotions and doubts to be the man he needs to be: saving people, hunting things.

“What’s one more nightmare, right?” is a line uttered by a man who’s given himself up, a man who doesn’t care anymore about his conscience and soul. And how horrible is that?

(Source: castielstiel)

sophieandherkind:

mishafuckingackles:

#because it doesn’t even matter that Dean didn’t say anything about the slinky #Sam KNOWS

I don’t even watch this show and I love these two.

The True Lives of the Winchester Brothers

centrumlumina:

It’s official - I can’t listen to a single Danger Days track without being reminded of Supernatural.

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tumsa:

for Büşra, go and hug her!

beautifulwhatsyourhurry:

chatterboxrose:

lesbibs:

my glee season 4 opening headcanon is awful i wanna punch myself and also get hired to write at fox i swear here

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WOW I WANT TO CRY

You are a genius.

But THE FEELS.

whumpresource:

Thor vs. Guide to Recognizing Your Saints

So good…

(Source: kinkosmyers)