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“If Castiel had been played by a woman, Destiel would be canon.”

I am SO tired of this goddamn stupid argument.

If Castiel had been played by a woman, there would be even more posts about how Dean keeps constantly putting her and her achievements down and using her for his own benefit while completely forgetting about her when it isn’t convenient.

If Castiel had been played by a woman, that scene in season 10 in which Dean beats her up would be 10000% even MORE disturbing that it already is and people wouldn’t be so quick to dismiss it and justify it with “BUT DEAN WAS UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF THE MARK!”

If Castiel had been played by a woman, all the times her autonomy has been violated would be even more gross, especially if in this genderbent version Naomi, Rowena and Apriel were played by men.

If Castiel had been played by a woman, season 6 would be a mess because then we would have a “Women going crazy with power!” trope.

If Castiel had been played by a woman, Dean being obssessed with her not dying a virgin and pressuring into having sex would be considered WAY creepier.

If Castiel had been played by a woman, there would be 300+ think pieces and posts about how she is STRONG and INDEPENDANT and SHE DIDN’T REBEL FOR DEAN, OKAY?!

But most importantly, if Castiel had been played by a woman, Destiel wouldn’t be a thing because she would have been killed off after three episodes because fandom would’ve hated her.

Casual reminder that every time Dean brings up Cas, Sam Winchester will, without fail, ask how he is, where he is, what happened to him or if he’s alright

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cas: HIS HEAD EXPLODED LIKE A RIPE WATERMELON

sam, trying to be supportive:

I literally died at that comment.

#the betrayal 

peace of mind ↳ sam + cas

Cass snapped Sam out of it by doing the exact same thing he always does whenever they have moments: he related to him. 

He reminded him that he isn’t alone, and of all the stuff he had to lose if he didn’t keep fighting. 

This is legit a parallel to what happened in 9x11. The only difference was who was holding the sharp object.

There, can y’all stop arguing about other ship parallels now? They paralleled themselves. The end.

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The one true parallel.

Justin!Sam: Hi. I’m Justin. Justin Smith. And you are?

Cas: 

DEAN: Heard you wore a cardigan. SAM: I, uh -  CAS: I told him about the cardigan. CAS: And the wife. CAS: Oh, and then I spent quite a bit of time telling him about the shape and heft of your– DEAN: I TOLD YOU I NEVER WANTED TO HEAR ABOUT THAT AGAIN, CASTIEL SAM: …oh god

I can’t stop thinking about this moment:

He doesn’t say “After everyone falls asleep at night.” He specifies after *Sam* falls asleep, which to me implies that the magazines he’s looking at are in Sam’s room, which means one of two things. Either he feels perfectly comfortable going into Sam’s room at night, and Sam, despite his hunter’s instincts, doesn’t notice, given his look of surprise, which suggests that he can sense that it’s Castiel, or, Castiel is in Sam’s room when Sam falls asleep. Both of these things are so subtexty I don’t even know what to do with myself. Thank you for the fanservice, Supernatural. 

It’s canon that Cas watches Netflix in Sam’s room. So, maybe it’s not crazy to suggest that these two netflix and chill? And maybe marathon tv shows together? And maybe in some of those nights, Sam has to do that pesky human thing called falling asleep. But instead of continuing on, Cas would instead do something else, like read those magazines, because watching netflix is something they do together. So yeah, Cas looks at them when Sam falls asleep. And cuddle with his HUMAN LOVER THEYRE SO SOFT YOU GUYS

Sams prissy little panic attack was the best 36 seconds of my life

This scene cleared my skin, fed my cows and watered my crops! It was EVERYTHING

I dunno why, guys, but that “Fine!” gets me everytime!

@crack–attack Now I can rewatch this as much as I want!

I can’t wait for the gag reel for this episode XD

I just realized that there might be the tiniest little meta-nugget in that it is the word “Hell” that sets Sam off. They coulda used “damn” or “crap,” etc, but Sam jumps a foot in the air over “Hell.”