If you don't like Sam, you watched Supernatural incorrectly. I'm not joking.
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If you don't like Sam, you watched Supernatural incorrectly. I'm not joking.
I know it's just bait but I literally don't understand why you would spend your time blogging about a show when you actively loathe one of the main characters
I would just really like to know what makes someone come to this conclusion about Dean "loves the patriarchy and locking his brother in cages for his own good" Winchester
Tell me you tuned out of the show anytime sam was on screen without telling me you tuned out of the show anytime sam was on screen
Imagine thinking Sam's reaction to Emma is even remotely comparable to Dean's reaction to Jack.
Here let's make it comparable: Sam walks in and sees a monster that he has no reason to care about about to kill his brother so he shoots her, but the monster is actually a lot more resilient than he expected and easily survives. She gets angry, but leaves Sam and Dean alive and goes off into the world herself. Sam and Dean go after her and Dean discovers that she never actually meant any harm to anyone. Despite this, Sam decides he still wants to kill her and spends the next several weeks telling her that she's an evil monster and he's gonna find a way to kill her no matter what. Only Dean consistently shows empathy to-- Sorry this is getting ridiculous isn't it.
Imagine thinking Sam's reaction to Emma is even remotely comparable to Dean's reaction to Jack.
i love your humor on this blog. you get it. you get how ridiculous spn is
Welcome to my house where i am just a poor samgirl trying to keep it together on the woobifying dean site
I know this point has likely been made by people more articulate than I am but I would still like to draw special attention to—
Guys siblings fighting is NORMAL 🙄. If you think that someone punching their sibling's lights out to vent their anger is abusive then you're clearly an only child.
Not that I'm mad about Dean pointing a gun at a defenseless and terrified civilian because that's just what he does but like could you imagine if Sam had been the one to kidnap Kaia at gunpoint. We would never hear the end of it lmao.
Lmao
Like no offence but sam winchester dick of death jokes are just as obnoxious as any other aggravatingly overused spn joke at this point. You have put yourself on the same level as "oh my chuck" or "pudding! 😂" im my brain.
Sam nation, where do you stand?
Sam is my favorite and I want to fuck him
Sam is my favorite and I do NOT want to fuck him
"Sam is not my favorite" button
So Dean got his GED? What did he do that for? Was he thinking about going into academia? Getting a job? Honestly pretty selfish of him to even think about abandoning his family for alternate paths in life.
Could the guy who was T-posing through his penitential torment in the panic room, the guy who jumped into Lucifer's Cage in Hell to save all of humanity, possibly be a Christ figure? No no. That would be woobification.
ive talked about this before but it's kind of crazy that bobby treats sam's psychosis as an extension of dean's issues rather than something sam is actively experiencing
And the other thing is...it's wild to me when people post script or episode screencaps of a character saying a thing to prove something when there is also canonical dialogue of them saying the opposite thing. Especially for a show where every character is epically repressed and a known liar.