#supernatural wardrobe

[deansgapjacket]

[9x 12 sharp teeth]

Although Dean was rather grumpy this entire episode as you can tell by his expression in these screenshots lol, got great green gap jacket content!! Also might start doing daily green-gap-jacket post this was fun 👀

[preseriesdean]

#deanwinchesterweek | favorite outfit

[magnificent-winged-beast]

Remember when Misha wore a snake on his neck as a fashion token. But the most unsettling of that picture was his tongue?

[noicyleech]

The trenchcoats but I actually finish a drawing for once

[moonyslesbian]

i gotta give it to early spn seasons dean for looking like a lesbian so well

[fuckingfinwions]

Your mind is fucking awesome. You've completely convinced me of Sam-Dean Maemags. What's the end point, in your opinion? Do they ever come together (in Arda, after the twins leave, post reimbodiment, etc) Hell, even Maedhros dying and leaving Maglor to live life alone like Sam had to live after Dean's death is a near match in theme. I am a romantic at heart and I like to imagine that somewhere thousands of years down the line they share their own little reimbodied corner of the universe just like Sam and Dean share a heaven. Maybe it's a fortress, or a cabin in the woods, or maybe just a little camp in a plentiful forest where they won't be bothered (or noticed, if they sleep in the same bed roll...)

The boring answer is that they never actually commit that final sin/devotion with each other before Maedhros dies, and once Reborn they're no longer trapped together alone. They almost never speak of "how things were in the end", and do their best to ignore how much they need each other. They try to build separate lives as separate people.

But like I said, that's boring.

I think they fuck at least once in the late first age, with a flimsy excuse, probably due to one of their injured pride.

Maglor does a bad job hiding in the woods one time and Maedhros hears someone moving nearby. Maedhros tells him to come out and face me, would you really sneak attack someone who's jerking it? Maglor walks into the clearing so that Maedhros will no it's just him, not an orc or a bandit, and will stop yelling and giving their position away to actual threats. Maedhros says "Maglor!" in surprise, and comes.

After that, the boundary is broken. The other of them might as well stay and keep watch while his brother masturbates. (At minimum Maedhros should get to see Maglor's O-face once, so the intimacy between them stays even with neither having an imbalance over the other (that's a huge lie.) But also it's maybe practical.) The one who's keeping watch has to keep his stare moving, alert for any danger. And when Maglor is masturbating he gazes at Maedhros, so he'll know in an instant if Maedhros goes on alert. Not because he likes looking at his brother while stroking his cock, of course. But they both notice - and say nothing about - that they come faster than when their brother was off in the woods giving them "privacy".

I like the idea of them reembodied in a little cabin together. Somewhere far up in the mountains where no one else goes. Maedhros goes into Tirion for Fingon's centennial birthday parties, and Maglor goes to the every twenty years greatest concert in Aman, and the both visit Nerdanel once a decade. Other than that they keep to themselves. Their family knows that each of them is off living alone in the wilderness, but not that they're doing it together.

They don't get many visitors, but even when they do it's not hard to hide that they're living together. Maedhros will claim to be just visiting, or perhaps Maglor will spot the visitor before they spot him and vanish into the trees for the entire visit. The house has one bed, a few clothes that are short on Maedhros and long on Maglor, a rocking chair and an armchair that perhaps are just fir the inhabitant's different moods. There isn't anything as obvious as only two bowls or plates, they packed up a full set or ceramic dishes and half of it broke when hiking in. So there are three mugs and five plates and two bowls, and you gave no idea how many people live there. The weapons in the closet might reveal that someone is here who favors the longsword, or the bassoon in the corner reveals a musician. But even Curufin, when he visits, just believes that Maedhros visits Maglor more often than he does. After all, the cabin is so tiny, two people could never get away from each other there for even a moment, no one could possibly share that space without going insane.

Fic rec: Strange Currencies by jouissant is about Maedhros being reborn in Valinor, after he and Maglor married each other mostly by accident when wandering dying Beleriand. And elves can see in each other's eyes when someone is married, so Maedhros is trying to avoid anyone else putting two and two together that the brothers were both unmarried when last people saw them, and then wandered off together. It's very good and very similar vibes to this.

[youchangedmedean]

Shoshannah got to keep some of Eileen's s15 wardrobe 🥰

[jacobglaser]

The duality of man*

[catsconflictscopicsandchamomile]

damn it. I literally FINALLY had reason to order THEE Dean Winchester Leather Jacket, ordered it, its on its way... and I've been abruptly smacked back into my Casgirl phase.

thanks @castrotophic, now I'M kinning the angel again

[mountaingoatsnatural]

DOES ANYONE HAVE THE PICTURE OF THE JEANS CAVE ???? I NEED TO PROVE IT EXISTS TO MY FRIEND

[dragonskxn]

Annalise's outfit for supernatural ladies' night!

[deansgapjacket]

Daily Dean’s green Gap jacket post!

[5x10 Abandon all hope]

Due to this being the 1-5 ~cinematic~ supernatural era I did lighten & warm up these pics but fun fact this was one of the first episodes I had recognized this jacket as THE gap jacket after I had just gotten my very own olive green military gap jacket ;)

[preseriesdean]

hoodie. （っ＾▿＾）

[triicksters]

TAG DUMP ( Lupin )

/ He gave into the darkness a long time ago / ( IC ) / Feeder of pain and strife / ( Introspection ) / Damn right you should be scared of me / ( Musings ) / Waiting for the spirits / ( Queue ) / Darkness before the dawn / ( Prompts ) / Nocturnal tendencies / ( Open rp ) / The weirder it is the better / ( Aesthetics ) / Goth through and through / ( Wardrobe ) / A being of darkness / ( Visage ) / Main Sandman/ DC comics verse / / Supernatural verse / / Witcher verse / / Stranger things verse /

[ponyxaviors]

Which book-I-own-but-haven't-read-yet should I read next? (Poll below cut.)

Some explanation/backstory: *Feel free to skip below the cut to jump right to the poll if you don't want to read all of this.

The Dollhouse Murders by Betty Ren Wright - I watched the movie as a kid, and it basically traumatized me. I just found out it was a book and couldn't resist getting it. Maybe reading it would be...therapuetic?

The Crucible by Arthur Miller - My only knowledge of this classic play is from another book I once read that briefly and vaguely made mention of it. I've wanted to know more about it ever since.

The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis - I technically read this as a child, but I don't really remember that. I know the story by heart from the movie and I've wanted to read it basically my entire life. (I've already read The Magician's Nephew, as I opted to read the series in story order.)

Keeping the Moon by Sarah Dessen - I've read several of Sarah Dessen's books already, but haven't yet gotten to this one.

The Wish List by Eoin Colfer - I started this one years ago, but thought all of the supernatural/religious stuff was sort of weird and quit it. Since that time, however, I've watched the TV series Supernatural in its entirety, so this book no longer seems daunting, like, at all.

Type Talk by Otto Kroeger and Janet M. Thuesen - I enjoy all things MBTI. I already know a lot about it, but I never get tired of reading more and I've been meaning to borrow my dad's copy of this and give it a read.

Elijah of Buxton by Christopher Paul Curtis - I don't know anyone who's ever read this, but I got it for free a while back. To be honest, I don't even remember what the summary said about it...

The Tale of Despereaux by Katie DiCamillo - This book just sounded so cute. I love reading children's books occasionally and picking out which ones I'd like to read to mine and my sweetheart's currently nonexistent children in the future.

Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH by Robert C. O'Brien - For reasons I no longer fully understand, I adored The Secret of NIMH movie as a child. I had no idea it was based on a book (although I'm not surprised), and when I found out I sort of blindly grabbed it on some sort of childhood nostalgia high.

[manpaindyke]

the aesthetic of the winchesters is SO EVIL it doesn’t look 70’s it looks like a CW show