diseased brain

bird, they/them, 25. talk to me about the gay angel

[cas-ettetape]

Dean and Lisa as faithful clergy members in a Priest Cas au of the godstiel arc. Im reading a section in the book Apocalypse Culture (essay Sorcerer of Apocalypse) talking about how this cult wanted to mold this young, probably bisexual devout follower into a replacement for the head of an order who the higher-ups dislike, but who has significant reverence for the guy and lets the head fuck his wife in what seems to be a more psychosexually complex situation than cucking. What I'm saying is there's something here

[cas-ettetape]

It's always about the "bite the hand that feeds you" and never the "eat from the hand that hits you" motif

[bedlund]

[kerleyfries]

pain tolerance

[45percenterthen]

[domesticatedangel]

“go to hell” is basic. “i hope your most beloved ship dies on your show before they could fully be together just to years later kiss and fuck nasty on a different show" ” is smart. it’s possible. it’s terrifying.

[nyc-pizza-rat]

why is the solution to doing anything good doing it badly first

[nyc-pizza-rat]

[butch--dan]

love when an amv maker uses that scene where dean is looking down the barrel of his gun at jack and then it cuts to jack looking back at him. because i know they cut out the ridiculous clip of jarpad running through the woods between those shots. just like every other amv maker before them

[butch--dan]

director said yep. that's perfect

[butch--dan]

@lamphous you get it

[seasononesam]

Everyone on twitter arguing about this lmao

[seasononesam]

sam is also on the list at number 15 which kind of makes it funnier to me

[come-along-winchesters]

this scene but it’s reality tv

[littlegreen]

will never stop being funny actually. they straight up are just not listening to him at all.

[cordspaghetti]

and are they giving you commands?

[cordspaghetti]

who the fuck is jimmy novak

[shirtlesssammy]

5x04//The End

[barghestia]

Basically one of the most classic things to be placed under is a Geas

[foone]

Tying up an angel is difficult, aestheticly and practically. Those wings are not easy to bind without causing damage, and generally it doesn't end up looking that good anyway.

Nevertheless you must always try.

[foone]

It's about free will for them. It's a thing. They're more like tools than men, they don't have any agency. Telling an angel to do something is like picking up a hammer, rather than asking a fellow human. You still have all the agency in this situation. You made the choices, you accepted the consequences, they merely carried out the action, as inevitably as the physics of the hammer moving. To borrow from Star Wars, they're all Do, and no Try.

Which is why you must always tie them up. Limiting their mobility and senses causes them to be unable to Do. They're a car that can't drive, a gun that can't fire, a hammer that can't ham.

The inability to do their job, their entire purpose... It's a conflict, inside a being that has never known the meaning of impossibility. I tease them "oh holy one, you can't do this? But why? Doing is what you are for, and what you are".

That conflict is the closest they can get to self-awareness. For a brief moment it's almost as if they have free will: they just can't exercise it at the moment.

So yeah. If you meet an angel on the road, you must tie them up. It's for their own good.

[foone]

It's funny if you compare it with why a lot of humans like submission: it's relaxing to give up control, to not have to choose, to just obey.

We want less free will. They want more. We're starting at two ends of the spectrum and headed towards the opposite end.

Let's kiss in the middle.

[youre-only-gay-once]

does anybody else remember when supernatural photoshopped joe biden standing next to dick and then called him replaceable and implied he got eaten by a leviathan

[youre-only-gay-once]

this picture is so good it could be from a post on tumblr, but it's actually from the award losing cw show supernatural

[anemicpopnatural]

Early season 13 sam and dean