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Eric Johnson, yeah? He was on Supernatural, and there was an offhand remark about him having been Sam's lover, and FANDOM DOESN'T CARE.
I don't understand it. I mean, Jesus, look at them! Look at their crotches! Why is this not a thing? We've grabbed onto less and ridden it more, many a time.
Pretty much all Supernatural things are beyond me.
I'm so far behind on Supernatural - what was the offhand remark that he was Sam's lover.
Sex between goodlooking men!
I'm still shaking my head at the shocking lack of adoption.
No, pair him with Richard Speight Jr instead. That makes so much more sense, as well as being much hotter.
Uh, sorry. It's a thing.
DEMON LOVER. It was right there in the unreliable narrator's mouth. And unchallenged by the protagonists.
Sorry, askye. I cross-ranted. Crowley's talking to Dean and Sam, and says to Sam: "Your demon lover, Brady?" and then continues to give news. There's no reaction or denial from Sam or Dean (kinda like when it was said Cas was in love with Dean--silence means yes, dammit).
I'll go with no reaction means it's true.
I really feel like the blonde chick on Alcatraz should be Katee Sackhoff.
Or Clea Duvall.
Supernatural, championing the stealth gay. Last I looked, Dean/Castiel was still doing well in the E Online favourite couples poll. I think they're the only non-canon one left. One of the few to start off with, and the only slash.
I feel like I should start watching Supernatural for the stealth manlove. There's too much heartbreak for my delicate emotions, though.