[ SECRET POST #2601 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2601 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Interesting. When I first started watching the series at the behest of a friend, she was certain (as was I) that I would identify with Sam since I'm quite a nerd. But I identify more with Dean. I see the reasons being 1) older sibling in a shitty family dynamic who had to protect the younger sibling at the expense of her(in Dean's case him)self and 2) never getting to have a normal life of my own because of this experience, which leaves me, as an adult, with few coping skills except to "soldier on and deal."

I'd not see myself as being more traditional.

My sister, being the "Sam" to my "Dean," didn't turn out as independent at Sam. I kind of wish she had. She relies on me a great deal to help her emotionally. I will and would do anything for her, forever, because I view her as more my child than sibling, but that leaves me with nothing for myself.

I always wonder how Sam was able to handle life on his own when raised in such a way. My sister tried but couldn't do it.