dean is bisexual.

Stefan, 22 Tv shows, books and gays.

[saoirseronan]

Call Me By Your Name (2017) dir. Luca Guadagnino

[halliwellchild]

[drunkenwords-blog]

"We’re making it up as we go" [Dean and Cas through the seasons]

[mishasminions]

[rurounikens]

If anyone asks me about why I ship destiel I’ll just respond with this

[snuggywolfgang-deactivated20150]

Queerbaiting is bad: a powerpoint

Sources: 

Homophobic jokes original post

The hetero test original post

Planted visual cues and the Bisexual Flag original post

Polycymic article on why Dean needs to come out as a Bisexual

See Also: 

Johnlock: The Great Queerbait

[truebloodgifs]

[patroqlus]

[becheven]

[halliwellchild]

are you?

whatever i say you won't believe me, so

[constileslation-deactivated2021]

But I would walk five hundred miles And I would walk five hundred more Just to be the man who walked a thousand miles To fall down at your door

[lyriumglow]

[livebloggingmydescentintomadness]

Every once in a while this show nails the continuity.

[halliwellchild]

books recommendations: George Orwell

[torvagatai]

2013 reads | Teeth by Hannah Moskowitz

I ignore people who need me and latch on to people who don’t. I dive into every other world except my own just because I want something more glamorous than my real life. I do destructive shit so a stupid hypocritical fish will like me.

I fall for fish instead of girls.

[delevingned-deactivated20151023]

[memitims]

[requested by camille]

[bookshop]

Sam, Dean, and Cas are lost and parentless, with no idea how to express intimacy, because intimacy in SPN is feminine, and all the women they know are dead. SPN’s final Big Bad has always been the threat that real male intimacy poses to its proto-masculine image of itself. It’s a fight of continual repression and internalized shame, waged in sideswipes, gay jokes, and incessant shaming of effeminacy, nerdiness, and anything that might resemble nuanced expressions of male gender. Narratively, out of nine seasons, SPN has only had five canonically gay characters with a 50% survival rate. And “dorky guys” including Castiel are consistently made fodder for Dean’s and the show’s amusement, not admiration or attraction. But the more SPN mocks and represses, the more it has to contend with its own fandom—female, queer, genderqueer, nerdy, and unashamed. The fandom’s culling of queer and genderqueer readings from SPN deliberately repudiates its textual scouring of their own identities and emotional landscapes. SPN’s fandom is diametrically opposed to the straightlaced mainstream audience SPN wishes it had. So SPN’s creative team routinely breaks the fourth wall in the most passive-aggressive way: to remind fans that they see you and they disapprove.

Supernatural’s Fall from Grace (via bookshop)

[nataliedormier]

[koolthing-deactivated20151114]

sexual education really needs to include hours of explaining how genitals actually work and showing pictures of how they can look and how there’s literally NO look that’s gross in any way. sexual education needs to bust myths that people actually think are true, for example that having a lot of sex makes a vagina “loose”. people should not be walking around thinking that shit like that is true when it’s the got dang year 2014.