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it took 15 minutes to compose myself enough to reblog this you don’t understand

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littlehollyleaf: comtessedebussy: littlehollyleaf: i-joined-a-fandom-and-then-i: jawlinesandcheekbones: #NOT OKAY What an interesting line, considering that is rather the traditional idea OF love. Maybe I will have to watch this film… I find it fascinating, because I think there’s a difference between loving someone enough to die for them and loving someone enough to live for them. Dean Winchester is really good at dying for the people he loves, but really bad at living for them. He’s always way too ready to sacrifice himself and can never manage to respect THEIR wishes, if their wishes entail his life and happiness. He wanted to take Johns place in Hell, and couldn’t live with Lisa, and didn’t want to leave Purgatory and go on living without Cas once Cas let go. And I think Castiel has the same probelm - he’s always ready to die for Dean, but not ready to live for or with him quite so much, because he doesn’t think he deserves to.  I was going to babble more about this, but I don’t actually have anything to add. This ^ Interesting.
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#NOT OKAY

What an interesting line, considering that is rather the traditional idea OF love. Maybe I will have to watch this film…

I find it fascinating, because I think there’s a difference between loving someone enough to die for them and loving someone enough to live for them. Dean Winchester is really good at dying for the people he loves, but really bad at living for them. He’s always way too ready to sacrifice himself and can never manage to respect THEIR wishes, if their wishes entail his life and happiness. He wanted to take Johns place in Hell, and couldn’t live with Lisa, and didn’t want to leave Purgatory and go on living without Cas once Cas let go. And I think Castiel has the same probelm - he’s always ready to die for Dean, but not ready to live for or with him quite so much, because he doesn’t think he deserves to. 

I was going to babble more about this, but I don’t actually have anything to add. This ^ Interesting.

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