Dean | SPN 14.04

to be completely honest my kink is just dean and cas wanting each other so so bad, so desperately that they’re tripping over their own feet and rutting up against each other like horny teenagers and pawing at each other’s clothes and gasping into each other’s open mouths, so relieved and euphoric to be touching each other, to be feeling warm skin and frantic heartbeats after years of longing so painful sometimes it was like a physical thing weighing them down from inside

me: i want something very short and small and cutesy but most importantly body safe and discreet

sex toy companies: try the DEVASTATOR SEVENTY THREE INCHES OF PURE JELLY RUBBER HYPER REALISTIC VEINS WE SHOWED IT TO A NUN ONCE AND SHE BURST INTO FLAMES THERE’S ONLY ONE SETTING: DEVASTATION THE VIBRATIONS CAUSED AN EARTHQUAKE MILLIONS ARE DEAD

requested by Sophine ♥

NSFW continuation below the cut :)

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Supernatural 10x03 Sneak Peek - Soul Survivor

briley + hands

“Moment of Happiness” Christophe Beck Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Score

Buffy, Angel, & Season 2 was the greatest. My season 2 dvd set is the sexiest box I’ve ever seen.

He doesn’t know.

He doesn’t know how much you think of him. How often the infinite sands of Mediterranean beaches make you think of his freckles. Or how frequently the dew-covered grass of rolling, Scottish highlands make you see only the sparkle of his eyes.

He doesn’t know that you think of his touch. The way he has placed his hand, warm and comforting, upon your forearm. The touch of a friend. He doesn’t know that you wish it was more than that. That you’ve imagined passion, hot like fire; your physical bodies writhing together in the ecstasy of touch.

He doesn’t know that you feel him tangled up with you in quantum anomaly as you fade into the aether and travel beyond any kind of physical perception. You feel him with you always. A constant thrum within your grace; a peaceful reminder of his heartbeat… an electrifying pulse of his soul’s exuberance.

He is constantly on your mind… in your grace… the deepest recesses of your infinity.

He must never know.

I like seeing you. The part at the end of the night where we say goodbye… It’s getting harder.

Yeah, Buffy and Angel have no sexual chemistry. None. This isn’t hot at all. Not even a little bit. And whole hand-in-her-hair thing? Not even remotely sexy. Or their inability to stop kissing. Or him pulling her back for more. Or pushing her up against the door. Or…

Nope.

No sexual chemistry here. Move it along.

Food Analogies to Explain Asexual Attitudes Toward Sex

The Sex-Indifferent Asexual (Who Has Sex Any Number of Times): 

So let’s say you go to a restaurant with your friends. Everybody orders: appetizer, soup or salad, entree. When the entrees have been eaten, your friends look at the dessert menu. You’re totally full and have no interest in dessert, so you don’t order it. Your friends do, and the dessert shows up. The person sitting next to you ordered double chocolate cheesecake, eats half or three-quarters of the piece, then says, “I’m full, and this is too rich. Here, you finish it.” 

So there you are with this piece of double chocolate cheesecake. You aren’t hungry, you’re not particularly a fan of it, nor do you hate it. It looks like it probably tastes decent, if not good. So you decide, what the hell, I’ll try it. You eat the remaining chunk. It’s all right. You like it but you don’t love it. You ate it for the taste and because it was put in front of you, despite your total lack of hunger. You probably won’t order it in the future, of your own volition. If you never eat it again, you won’t give a shit. But it’s not the worst thing you’ve ever eaten. It actually wasn’t bad. You just aren’t enthusiastic about it enough to want it for its own sake. If you come back to this restaurant with your friends in the future and somebody orders the cheesecake and then offers you some again, you might eat it just because it’s offered to you or you might decline. Whatever. 

Repulsed Asexual: 

You go to a restaurant with friends. Somebody orders pork. You HATE pork. You can’t stand it. You absolutely refuse to touch it. Thinking about eating pork can sometimes make you nauseous. It doesn’t matter to you that your friend’s at the table eating it, you just can’t really understand how she likes it because you hate it so intensely. But as long as no one shoves it in your mouth against your will, you’re fine. You order what you like. 

The Asexual Who Isn’t Quite Repulsed But Still Refuses to Have Sex for Other Reasons: 

You decide to become a vegetarian because you feel strongly about animal rights, and eating meat doesn’t feel good to you, even though it tastes good. (Though it never tasted so good that you have a hard time cutting it out of your diet.) You don’t really care if your friends continue to eat meat, you don’t have any strong reaction to meat when you’re around it, you don’t hate it, you just feel better as a vegetarian. You feel better physically and emotionally. You know that it’s more difficult eating out as a vegetarian than it is as an omnivore, but you’re willing to deal with that because vegetarianism feels best to you.

Or maybe you’ve always been vegetarian. You grew up in a vegetarian home or you rejected meat as a kid for no apparent reason. You don’t know what meat even tastes like and you don’t care. You’re happy as a vegetarian. You feel no desire or curiosity to eat meat, though people tell you that it’s awesome. You figure it probably does taste awesome but you’re accustomed to your lifestyle as a vegetarian and the way you feel in your body and mind and heart based on that lifestyle choice. Being a vegetarian feels comfortable. So you stick to it. 

Gray-Asexual (Who Either Occasionally Experiences Sexual Attraction or Sometimes Has a Libido): 

You go to a restaurant with friends in June. On the menu, you see they have a seared tuna steak entree. You went through a phase a few years ago where you absolutely fucking loved seared tuna steak. You ate it all the time. Then you got over it and moved onto a different food. The menu description of this tuna steak sounds pretty awesome but you pick something else instead because you’re just not in the mood.

You come back to the same restaurant with friends in October. There’s that tuna steak again, and you sort of feel like eating it tonight. So you order it. It’s delicious. You enjoy it. You leave the restaurant satisfied but you don’t feel the need to eat that dish again anytime soon. You know it tastes good, but it isn’t your favorite thing. And you have to really be in the mood for it now. Doesn’t happen that often anymore but when it does, you’ll act on it if you happen to have access to a restaurant that serves seared tuna steak. If you don’t have access? Eh, no big deal. It’s not all that important to you.

Demisexual: 

So you happen to really love cheeseburgers. But you’re sort of picky about it. You won’t eat them just anywhere. In fact, you have a favorite place that serves them, a place where you have a lot of cool memories because you’re a regular. You don’t want to eat burgers anywhere else, even if they taste just as good, because you really, really like the burgers at your place. And part of the reason why you like those burgers so much is because of the place itself. There’s a whole sort of personal mystique you’ve built around this restaurant. Maybe you could get a burger elsewhere that’s just as good or better, maybe there are awesome burgers out there that you don’t even know about, but it doesn’t matter to you. You’re attached to your place, so that’s where you go. You like the way you feel when you go to your place, and that’s part of what makes the experience good for you. And if you can’t go there, then you don’t feel particularly enthusiastic about eating burgers.  

The Kinky Asexual Who Only Does Sexual Things in Connection to Their Kink:

You don’t like sushi except for this ONE roll, at this Japanese restaurant where you went with friends once and tried it because it looked interesting. You fucking love that roll. But just that roll. All other sushi doesn’t look very appetizing to you. So you’re not really a sushi eater, you’re someone who eats that special sushi roll when you can get it, and otherwise, you don’t give a shit about sushi. 

you can practically hear the “DAMMIT CAS”