[ SECRET POST #4036 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4036 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[thecrazyalaskan]

Based on canon, Dean reads really heterosexual. I would like to point out / remind everyone that in the episode with the siren ("Sex and Violence," Season IV Episode 14), Dean's siren was a dude. The three other men in this episode who had fallen victim to the siren? Also straight dudes with wives. The fact that (supposedly) straight Dean had a male siren says a LOT. (He also rather blatantly checked out a soldier he passed on the street, rather than a pair of 1940s debutantes, in "Time After Time.")

[(Anonymous)]

Hey, don't take out all my "Dean's just THAT repressed!" fun out of it now! The star crossed, tragic, "not ever getting canon" part is very important and appealing to me!

[(Anonymous)]

He also seems pretty into Dr Sexy.

idk, I've always been able to buy Dean as super-repressing his slight bi inclinations.

[(Anonymous)]

It's a guilty pleasure.

[(Anonymous)]

DA

Tbf, I always thought the siren showed you what you wanted most, and Dean with his Daddy issues...anyhow, yeah ship & let ship!

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, this. I mean, they could have just as easily sent him a middle-aged woman with a pie, but Daddy Issues are still considered more macho than Mommy Issues.

[(Anonymous)]

The show deals with Dean's mommy issues at other points, though. And daddy issues are hardly seen as macho; jokes about them are usually aimed at women.

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SA

Not to mention that the in-universe heterosexual explanation for the siren was that Dean and Sam were fighting and the siren decided to get into Dean's head by becoming the ideal replacement brother. So this particular episode doesn't have much to do with daddy or mommy issues to begin with...

[(Anonymous)]

No, in this genre, daddy issues jokes are usually aimed at the broody antihero. “Daddy issues” jokes aimed at women are Electra Complex jokes, which really isn’t the same thing at all.

[(Anonymous)]

Disagree.

[(Anonymous)]

I'll just leave you to your delusions then. Carry on!