'Objects In Space'
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only occur when they really need something from him doesn't without a personal angle.
I read it as hero worship on my side, and a need for her general to remain inviolate. When Balty snarks about love and boyfriends, he sounds personally pissy. Rachel just sounded OMG, HDU, he's perfect!!!! to me. Nothing personal.
Can we go to a Balty/Cas/Meg place, maybe?
Oh, such delicious corruption.
Oh, such delicious corruption.
I wish you had more free time. And that I drew anything more than PG-13.
Wait, no, I do if there are girls, it seems. Maybe?
I don't know why you haven't drawn Meg/Cas with voyeur Dean either. You came close, though!
Free time soon. I hope. Someone needs to lock me in a room with no internet.
Where's Perkins?
You came close, though!
It never even occurred to me at the time, but now I need it like fire. Sexy fire.
My brain gets so hung up on the premise. And also it thinks that angels are canonically asexual which is WRONG because I have seen angels have sex on the show so clearly brain is broken. Meanwhile I had to write Dean/Logan Echolls myself because the only story I could find kept hinting at teh sex but never showing it.
Where's Perkins?
If you have no internet, what would I use to tell you to get off the internet?
You could CALL ME ON THE PHONE.
Mwah ha ha.
My brain gets so hung up on the premise
Because the premise is perfect, naturally.
I'm surprised at how many people are still invested in asexual¹ angels. I can see how it might be interesting to explore, but the canon ship has definitely sailed there.
¹: Not that I have a clear handle on all the ramifications of the term, since it does seem to allow for more sexual activity than I'd have thought.
Gabriel and Balthazar certainly seemed onboard with the R-rated action, and neither had the excuse of falling like Cas and Anna did.
Tangent: early on it seemed as if angels might not have innate gender apart from that of their vessels, but the archangels have exclusively referred to one another with masculine pronouns and terms. (It'd be interesting if Castiel used "she" and "sister" regarding Raphael now that the vessel is a woman.)