'Sleeper'
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ita, you're safe through part 4: OFC.
I feel like I might've linked this before [link] but this came up on my playlist and I thought it very Dean. Or Sam. Or Cas.
"You fight evil, with all you do... it makes me lay here and love you".
The "terrified" bit puts me in the Dean-song frame of mind, though. Cas to Dean, maybe.
Even if there weren't seatbelts originally, I have no trouble buying John putting them in for the boys' safety.
eta: umm...which is a comment that made a lot more sense in the context of when I originally wrote it.
I don't recall ever seeing the action of fastening or unfastening seatbelts in the car.
They're rebels, our Winchesters!
Grr. I'm reading a fic I'd bookmark, but for two things: Dean's too homophobic (a little gay panic is fine, but there's too much "I'm no homo") and all the sex he's had with women hasn't really been real.
Good god, people. Why can't he just be bisexual? Why you gotta trash Anna and Cassie and all the other wimmens? Hell, even if he is gay. that can still have been meaningful, but this is too dismissive.
Hmmph.
Yet, I'ma let it finish.
all the sex he's had with women hasn't really been real
Wait, so he resolves the gay panic by deciding all het sex had previously doesn't count?
I know. I didn't really expect to see both of those extremes in the same scene of the same fic. But there's a difference between "I'm not attracted to men, what is this?" and "Dean Winchester is no homo" and between "This is the best sex of my life" and "None of the other sex counted" and this fic picks the eyerolly choice both times.
Blech.
God, I want the next three weeks to FLY. FLY, I tell you.
Jensen should be doing things like this instead of MBV3D.
god, yes. i'm really not a fan of Ryan Phillipe and more than once his Texas accent irked me in that movie.
and all the sex he's had with women hasn't really been real.
Why does a writer even think this is necessary to validate a slashy relationship? Unless Dean forgot to mention one of his former girlfriends or one-night stands rescuing him from Hell on another occasion or dying on his behalf twice, I think Castiel wins the thoughtful gift and show of devotion medals hands-down. Shouldn't that be enough without having to make Dean realize how unsatisfying all the sex he's been enthusiastically having for the last 15 years was too?