Barbie (2023) // Supernatural (2005-2020) 8x05 - "Blood Brother"

i wonder whether geto truly believed it was his duty to protect the weak or if it just gave his suffering and agony from ingesting curses a meaning, a purpose.

throughout the series we notice that a common motif amongst those who step into the jujutsu world is that one must have some kind of motivation, a driving force that keeps them going despite all the hardships they may face. yuuji wants to bring dignity to those around him, even in death, maki wants to prove the zenin clan wrong etc etc. human beings need to feel useful, to feel they have a reason as to why they exist otherwise life feels meaningless. this is where id like to introduce a couple panels, paralels if you will: 

“weak jujutsu sorcerers don´t have a sense of self” in that panel megumi is discussing with yuuji how both of them have different goals and ideals and one must come to terms with the fact there is not a universal truth, neither are wrong in their respective perspetives and each must commit to their own path and remain true to themselves - as long as you have a clear objective its harder to stray from the path you set for yourself however, without a clear destination, ones prone to roaming around aimlessly. you must be unwavering. 

now fast forward to this panel about geto. after the events of the star plasma vessel arc suguru’s previous beliefs start to waver. he was never weak imo, instead he had a moment of weakness. he felt helpless because he had failed what he thought was his calling multiple times already - riko, haibara - his calling to protect. and maybe he was starting to struggle to grasp what was his purpose then. and what he was worth. maybe he wasnt that strong after all. maybe he wasnt needed. gojo could handle everything on his own now. how can he help, how can he be useful. how can he put his agony from exorcising curses to good use. 

and when he was at his most vulnerable nobody was there to guide him. to put him back on track. people can be gullible when facing a crisis and yuki appeared as a light, a solution to his problems. she gave him a purpose again. however from my point of view, in the end he never strayed much too far from his initial goal to protect. if he had once sacrificed himself to protect those who are too weak to protect themselves, then he had yearned to create a world where he wouldnt have to witness those close to him, his friends and peers lose their lives, he wanted to purge all that endangered them, he had wanted them to be safe. even if it cost the lives of the weak. he went from being selfless to selfish. but is it selfish to want to protect those closest to you? to prioritize them? i think that he is (was) a caretaker at heart.

my favorite big lipped, fashion nova fit bitch in question.

cas outtakes.

the adhd curse of procrastinating things you know you'd enjoy bcs they feel too much like a commitment even if they r perfect dopamine packets sitting unopened..

nothing funnier than ppl insisting that jensen “good ol boy” ackles was waging war at the cw network’s corporate headquarters to put dstiel crumbs on your tv screen for the approval of unimaginative white gays the world over

I kinda wish LITG had a good enemies to lovers female LI route (I'm choosing to ignore s5 Gabi but that's only because I don't like s5)

Because I'm just into the idea of S1 MC and Allegra or Cherry getting together. Like if MC blames the guy more than Cherry in Cherrygate, then they get together instead? Incredible. Or like if MC essentially is killing Allegra with kindness to the point where she finally lets her walls down and opens up to MC and then they get together? Also incredible.

Also for S6, Ivy coming back with Elliot in Casa Amor after being so mean to MC in the beginning of the season only to now see the error of her ways. Then Elliot keeps pushing for MC and Ivy is pissed at him so she realizes no man is going to check all her boxes but a maybe a woman will???

anyway

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paper doll by flower face

Dean winchester speeding down back roads in baby blasting heavy metal to drown out the thoughts

CASTIEL HE IS SO SQUISHY

dean is nearly explicitly queer

sam is metaphorically queer

and idk what to do with this information

today, this amazing post came across my Twitter tl

Castiel loves all creatures, he would absolutely do this 😆

I also stand behind what I responded with:

KAZUO KITANO : ❛ jackucho, i thought i told you to not call me after school hours. . . or general ? ❜

Kazuo regards Jackucho with a blend of exasperation and indifference. Jackucho's unrelenting crush on him, while flattering to a certain extent, often borders on intrusive and overwhelming. Kazuo's stoic and snide personality finds Jackucho's relentless pursuit to be more of a nuisance than anything else. He respects her tenacity but wishes she would understand his need for personal space and independence. While he appreciates the attention of his admirers, he believes that Jackucho's obsession with him has crossed a line. He feels that it's essential to maintain a level of mystique and detachment in order to uphold his "picture-perfect" image, and Jackucho's constant presence disrupts this carefully constructed facade. Despite his reservations, deep down, Kazuo may harbor a mixture of sympathy and confusion toward Jackucho, given his own complex personal history. However, he is unlikely to openly express these feelings, and his stoicism remains a barrier to forming a deeper connection with her.

In the chilling and nostalgic world of "The bay has eyes," Kazuo is the embodiment of the "picture-perfect jock" archetype, seemingly ripped from the pages of a 1980s or 1990s slasher flick. His athletic build and charming appearance make him the quintessential character to face the horrors of the bay. However, his stoic and snide demeanor often leads others to underestimate his intelligence and resourcefulness. Kazuo, true to his stereotype, starts off with a trusty baseball bat, a symbol of his jock status, although he's more than capable of using it to fend off threats.

As for his survival prospects, Kazuo doesn't die first, but he's not necessarily the final boy either. While he may endure for a considerable portion of the film, the "bay has eyes" verse has a way of keeping the audience on their toes, and his ultimate fate remains uncertain. His stats reflect his personality, with above-average physical strength and agility but lower charisma and awareness scores, given his stoic nature. Kazuo's character might appear to be a red herring at first, seemingly oblivious to the dangers lurking in the bay. However, as the story unfolds, his resourcefulness and ability to adapt begin to shine, revealing that there's more to this "picture-perfect" jock than meets the eye, making him an intriguing and complex character within the horror narrative.

i have yet to finish supernatural (i’m on like s10 on netflix but i watched up to some of s12 or 13 when it was still airing) but i’ve been working on a dark fantasy au where sam is a book-nerd wizard, dean is a loving fighter/knight, and cas is an angel disguised as a cleric (angels are seen as dangerous in this universe due to their grace) and i’m working on a world map n stuff for it and i’m so full of joy