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Sam Winchester in every episode: Everybody Loves a Clown (2x02)

About me and Dad. I’m sorry that the last time I was with him I tried to pick a fight. I’m sorry that I spent most of my life angry at him. I mean, for all I know he died thinking that I hate him. So you’re right. What I’m doing right now, it’s too little. It’s too late. I miss him, man. And I feel guilty as hell. And I’m not all right. Not at all. But neither are you. That much I know.

milkovski

tomato season! gardener ian season! 🌤

doodlevich

Here’s a little comic for @gallacrafts theme 9: deleted scenes ✨ I got the short but sweet Mickey in Mexico deleted scene and I thought about Mickey telling Ian the story of how he gave up his freedom for love 💕

Chapter 4 of The Blockbuster fic is out. :)

#gallavich

I've just realised that you wrote chasing the forbidden, and I loved your plotting! Is there anywhere I can still find your drarry fic?

Holy cow — what a blast from the past. I must've been 12 years old when I wrote that fic! Took me a second to remember my old ff.net username. How the heck did you even find me here? Genuinely impressed.

Not sure if you're still around to see this, but I now write under the pen name Curlee_Cue over on AO3.

You can check out my drarry works here. :)

hiiii, big fan of your work and ummm... that’s it

Oh, gosh. I really wish I could tell when this was from. Been away from tumblr for years.

So sorry I missed this, but thank you so, so much. Sincerely appreciate it and hoping to get back to writing soon. <3

Been away from fandom for a long time and finally dipping my toes back in.

Hi. :)

swingsetindecember

where a supervillain gets upset that the hero is always late to foiling them. they investigate and find out there’s a new up and coming supervillain monopolizing the hero’s time. that cannot stand. the supervillain stages a coup and gets rid of the new supervillain for the hero. IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH LIKING THEM. SHUT UP.

followed by the supervillain planning a debut heist after knowing that the hero will show up

“did you move that wingback chair into the warehouse just for your speech?”

“it was here the whole time”

“…right”

followed by the hero running late because their day job is really busy

“if they aren’t going to take this seriously, then they shouldn’t even be in the game”

“is this why you stopped stealing things on weeknights?”

#why hasn't this been made into a fic yet #AU with whatever OTP you choose please!

writing-prompt-s

Couples receive “parent points”, which they can use to purchase their children. Most parents wait for a few thousand, but you chose to buy the cheaper, 100 point child.

caffeinewitchcraft

Shane knows what it’s like to be a 100 point child. He knows how it feels to see potential parents–potential families–come through the facilities doors, faces bright with excitement. He knows how it feels to see them reading the little plaques on the nursery doors, scanning the lists there for the right bits of knowledge and etiquette and grace that they want their baby to have.

He knows how it feels to see their faces pinch outside the window before they hurry to the next room.

Shane grew up in a 100 point nursery. They had torn, ratty, books and no teachers, and when snack time came, the tray was pushed through a slat in the door. They were called “unruly” and “damaged” and “stupid.” A lot of the other kids threw tantrums and broke furniture (and sometimes other kids). A lot of the other kids went quiet after the first few years when they realized they’d never be adopted until they were old enough (or pretty enough) to be useful. A lot of the kids cried and didn’t stop until they got taken away or were aged out.

Shane’s grown up a lot since aging out. He put himself through school, got himself a job, shed his 100 points like the torn clothes he’d left the facility in. He’s powerful now, successful, and he’s grown out of the twisted nose, big ears, and gap-toothed smile that had made him one of the less attractive 100 point babies. Or maybe he’s grown into them. Who’s to say?

It’s taken him a long time to get enough Parent Points to do what he wants. Being a man is, for once, somewhat hindering as most of society equates “parental” with “maternal.” He’s lost count of how many social workers have politely hid expressions of surprise when he told them he wanted to adopt stag, that he’s willing to take the classes, get the grades, make the oaths to get even one Parent Point.

Keep reading

#woah that was good

c-ptsdofficial

“Do I Like You Back Or Am I Idealizing You For Giving Me Attention” a 300 page research paper by me

#basically my entire existence #gpoy

jennypen

“Ew you’re an adult why are you in fandom” Kid, if being mocked for fandom shit wasn’t enough to stop me when I was an actual 15 year old, hearing it from a 15 year old when I’m 30 is genuinely hilarious

scientia-rex

And like I always feel the urge to add: if you’re a teenage girl, why do you think the things that interest you are necessarily juvenile and trivial and something you’ll grow out of? Is it because you’ve been trained to see yourself as less and your interests as less by men who hate you?

Men are savage to teenage girls. In self defense, girls internalize it–in large part to avoid being surprised by it, so they can say and do things to try to minimize the inevitable damage. Call your own interests “silly” first and the men who don’t value you will smile knowingly and nod approvingly instead of calling you a bitch for saying you like what you like regardless of whether they approve of it.

We don’t get this shit from a vacuum. Misogyny starts early and is programmed hard. And although there are multiple theories about why fandom and especially gay-centered fandom is so popular among girls and women in the first place, I think the idea that we to some extent embrace it as a laboratory in which to work out our thoughts and feelings and experiences around misogyny is a reasonable interpretation.

So the social outlet we turn to in order to deal with misogyny is condemned by misogyny as something no “serious”–read: male–“adult”–read: male, as women are incessantly infantilized–person would care about. By men. Who see no contradiction between their own fannish interests and their superiority and adulthood.

And teenage girls turn that ugly lens on women older than themselves. And we don’t see the hand of misogyny at work, because it is so pervasive and so aggressive about devaluing young women for being young, and older women for being old, and all of us for being women rather than men in the first place.

#important #fandom

micdotcom

Watch: President Obama delivers pointedly feminist speech at United State of Women summit

#this #so much fucking this #I'm gonna miss you Obama

yesdarlingido

I cried because I want my daughters to feel that blazing pride, that affirmation of their boundless capacity — not from their husbands, but from their world, from the atmosphere, from inviolable wells of certainty inside themselves. I cried because it’s not fair, and I’m so tired, and every woman I know is so tired. I cried because I don’t even know what it feels like to be taken seriously — not fully, not in that whole, unequivocal, confident way that’s native to handshakes between men. I cried because it does things to you to always come second.

Hillary Clinton, New York Times (via laynemorgan)

#what the actual fuck #I hate everything #fuck you trump