#himm

[dimpleskinard]

[captain-ghost]

I'm on my hands and knees begging for more low quality jm pics....... gimme smth good ghost gimme something that'll knock me dead

Only the finest <3

[doinggreat]

[invertedjasper]

i love him

[biblicallyinaccuratespoons]

HE'S SO HANDSOME I'M CRYINGGGGGGGGGGG

SKY AAAAAA MY BLORBO AAAAAA

art credit to the lovely Jojo of @linkeduniverse

[ilovemesomevincentprice]

Vincent Price (1956)

[candlesoul]

[purgaytorysupremacy]

Something the fandom likes to joke about is how much Castiel wants to beat up John Winchester, and I get that it’s a joke and a desire to see some justice on Dean’s behalf, but hear me out.

The only kind of love Dean has ever known is violence. Either to him or for him or by him or because of him. And he deserves a gentle, easy, simple love. A love that has never seen hate and anger and vengeance. Only goodness and grace and patience. A love he doesn’t have to fear.

See, I don’t think Dean would see Castiel hurting his father, even if it’s because his father had hurt him, as an act of love. I think he’d see it as more violence he manifested into the world. He’d convince himself he can’t escape it, that he’s poison. That this is what his love does to people.

And Cas would know this. Cas would want to show Dean all the ways the world is good and kind and sweet and all the ways Dean belongs in it.

Besides, if anyone deserves to kick John Winchester’s ass, it’s Mary or one of the kids. My money’s on Mary. She could take him easy. (And she deserved to. But that’s another post.)