envydean:

SPN REVERSE GRAPHIC CHALLENGE | envydean
↳ Prompt: Destiel + Thnks Fr Th Mmrs (Fall Out Boy)

copaceticbrainbox:

“I’m the same as I was when I was 6 years old
And oh my god I feel so damn old
I don’t really feel anything…”

-Never Ending Math Equation by Modest Mouse

aeoniancas:

There’s a man on the mountaintop
And he’s drinking down the milkyway.

There’s a man on the mountaintop
And he’s shooting up all the stars.

Man on the Mountaintop by Skylar Grey

consulting-cannibal:

SO THE OTHER DAY rob sent a selfie to his snapchat story where he’s just chillin in the pool w/ the flower crown filter BUT it was one of the most, like, serene purest things i’ve seen. HOWEVER, he put that big red squiggle on it and some giant text and it’s mirrored SO

you guys are probably like “STOP!! DRAWING!! ROB BENEDICT! PLEASE. RELEASE US”

thing is, i’ve been really stressed lately, and he has such a kind and calming aesthetic to him!! so this was a total meditative painting. i have no idea how long it took, but it’s a really huge piece, and it was super super fun. and honestly if more of the favs used this flower crown filter, I WOULD DRAW THEM TOO DAMMIT 

sketchydean:

and love yourself first :)

ahoyspn:

@spnhiatuscreations | week three

dean winchester + greek words for love

things i witnessed today at LA Pride

dimpleforyourthoughts:

• queer policemen and fbi agents walking hand in hand with their partners and spouses. 
  
• a cute girl running out of the parade to give @stormsdameron her number
• cops openly embracing people in the street
  
• a man who had been attending LA pride since 1976. he shook my hand and said “when I first came to pride back then there were 25 people here. look at us now.”
• elderly queer people blowing kisses from a float. holding hands. 
• a woman approaching us and saying “you are so beautiful, all of you, take care of each other”
  
• elementary school trans-children in gender ambiguous clothes. smiling and laughing. blowing bubbles. 
  
• when an anti-lgbt church began protesting and walking along side the parade with a loudspeaker, the entire brigade of Dykes on Bikes revved their motor cycles to drown out the hate speech. no one could hear them
  
• a man who gave us all a handful of condoms and said “take care of each other. be strong. your voices are so important”
  
• women holding hands with other women. men holding hands with other men. 
• trans-women and trans-men laughing and dancing. 
  
• danny devito in a rainbow shirt pointing and waving at us
  
• mac from It’s Always Sunny wearing a shirt that says “You Can Pee Next to Me”
  
• dozens of last minute signs and tributes to orlando. outcries of “we love you orlando” 
  
• confetti. dancing in the streets. 
• people supporting each other in every aspect. high fives. hugs. kisses on cheeks. affirmations. 
  
• so many affirmations. 
• words of kindness.
• you are beautiful.
• you are loved.
• you are important.
• stay strong. 
• i love your shirt. 
• i love your lipstick. 
• stay strong. 
• take care of each other. 
• stay strong
• stay strong
• stay strong. 

snugglejensen:

Destiel + colors

• 6 icons, 245x245
• please like/reblog if using/saving
• requests are open || icons page
  
• enjoy!!
  

corteesolo:

hellatus’ aesthetics [ 1 / ?? ]
↳ Castiel

kissablesam:

Sam’s Face // Alpha and Omega

smartiespn:

S10, Ep 08: Hibbing 911

ecstaticcas:

HollyCon Tokyo [x]  – Out of all the ways I could possibly die, Misha Collins winking seems to be the most likely cause.

darkspiral:

Little story
I have as you can see a birthmark covering about a third of my face
I’ve had a real love hate relationship with it

As a very young child when I was still living in Scotland people wouldn’t ask about it and many people assumed my parents hit me
They’d look at me and glare and my parents
But they didn’t care
They just worried about me
They knew there was a chance that once I hit my teens it would swell and sag as that can be rather common
So I did have laser surgery on it to prevent

But my parents didn’t completely remove it because they always said that would be my choice.

Most of the time growing up (I was in England at this point) I didn’t even notice it aside from when I got the few disgusted faces every now and again.

However in school and especially high school it felt like everyday I was explaining what is was, I didn’t mind doing so, but the way people asked kind of stung. They asked in a way that made me feel like I had something wrong with me, that I wasn’t normal, that it was something unpleasant.

I was bullied a lot in school but not specifically for my birthmark, to this day I still don’t know why. (I just go with ‘because people suck") but they did use it a few times amongst other insults and such.
But to get rid of anything they could pick on me for I started growing out and parting my hair in a way that would cover it completely and wearing a lot of makeup.
I even went as far as going to a charity called Changing Faces which provides special makeup and other things to people with facial differences and began to fully cover my birthmark with it.

However I never wanted to get rid of it

Because I still loved it

When I look at myself in a mirror it looks a lot like Scotland where I was born. If I get any spots there they can’t be seen
And to me it was pretty

As long as I was in the house.

Though there were many others who didn’t care about it or didn’t ask rudely about it and a small few who said it was nice and I thank them.

But then I moved to America

Since coming here I have never received a dirty or disgusted look from someone
Barely anyone asks about it
And even when they do its in such a nice way

Even someone, who in the way they seemed and the feeling I got form them reminded me of the people who bullied me, asked me what it was and after I told them they said it was really beautiful.

And all those people around me who just didn’t care about it and accepted it and my truly amazing friends who always make me feel so great about myself.

I stopped covering my face
I stopped wearing makeup everyday
I even felt confident enough to cut my hair short and fully show my face

Before I’d look at my birthmark and feel nothing but a bit of sadness
Now when I very often forget about it and when I do notice it I fee so happy and I love it

And it great for funny things like twin day at school getting to copy it onto my friends faces

I’m so happy I never decided to get rid of it
And I honestly don’t ever think I will remove it

It’s a part of me
Where I come from
It reminds me what I’ve gone through
and how I’ll never be like I was again

I love my birthmark