seriouslyitsnotstopping

I love when Supernatural visually separated Dean and Cas from everyone else to make them look like an item. Epic cinematography

-archervale

here’s a terrible and long gif of the incredibly long (10 second) pause. because i can

insane man cockles truthing in the year of our lord 2023. help (him or us? both)

just another day in the neighborhood

he ASKED for it specifically

Merry Christmas.  (Is this a selfie? Maybe )

Jensen Ackles | Rome (May 2017)

they are killing me 🥰

How about I tell you a few truths about your son?

Mornin’ Sunshine

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For the @destielartistsunited​ Secret Santa gift exchange this year I got to draw some snuggly husbands for @c-kaeru​!

There’s honestly so much layered queer-coding on Dean Winchester that it fucks me up. I remember on my first watch through of the series as it aired, I was frequently getting bisexual vibes off Dean. Strong ones. And it was SUBTLE, and it was hard to explain to people. I didn’t have a good REASON TO BE ABLE TO EXPLAIN IT. It was beyond the eyesex and the gay jokes in the show.

And it wasn’t until some time later, viewing the show as a whole, and catching all the references. The obscure(and not so obscure) movie references and cinematic parallels sprinkled liberally into the show ALL SUGGEST that Dean also has an attraction to men. It is the subtextiest subtext ever. 

It’s similar to the “Porky’s 2: The Next Day” reference.  In 4.05 “Monster Movie”, Dean says Sam would never guess what movie Dean would want his life to be, and Sam correctly guesses “Porky’s II”. Which, if you HAVEN’T SEEN IT, is not only about men who are scared to show off their feminine side and dress as fairies, but also has FAR LESS female nudity than the first movie, and significantly more MALE NUDITY. But would most viewers catch this? No. It’s a notoriously unpopular “bad” cult movie and most people haven’t SEEN IT. The pop culture joke that makes it work, is that people know the far more popular “Porky’s”, which is a pervy sophomoric sex comedy, and that it’s the “crappy sequel”. So the joke still works, and doesn’t COME OFF AS QUEER to the casual viewer. It just seems like Dean likes pervy sex comedy movies, and he especially likes one that’s thought of as being crappy.

 The sheer amount of shit the writers slid in to reference Dean as queer is actually A RIDICULOUS AMOUNT. They put in there REALLY OBVIOUS references for those who catch them, but that the average viewer would miss. That is what queer coding IS.

Dean’s flop back onto the bull is meaningless to someone who hasn’t seen Urban Cowboy, most wouldn’t even catch it. But for the ones who DO catch it, the scene IMMEDIATELY CALLS TO MIND the cowboy coming up and kissing her. The regular straight viewers of this scene who catch it could simply say “oh it’s just a reference to a movie with a similar scene”. And yet, they didn’t use Bud’s scenes? They SPECIFICALLY used Sissy’s SEXY mechanical bull riding scene where a cowboy comes up and kisses her.

The negative space of this scene is just SO LOUD.

There they are 😀😁

What are you really looking on the last picture Jensen? Control your face!

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Misha at the farmer’s market in Roadfood 1x06

“Dean, promise me something?” “What?” “Don’t look away.”