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citrusjava) wrote2013-11-06 11:22 pm
citrusjava) wrote2013-11-06 11:22 pm
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This has been floating around the internet for a while.
It gives me Sam and Dean thoughts, perhaps because of the younger sibling being longer haired and pouting, and the older sibling standing there straighter - and I can see kid Dean doing the same, trying to push aside his annoyance and being the quiet, responsible, good boy, daddy's soldier.
Hmm. On an unrelated note - yesterday at class the discussion reached men not being allowed to seriously use the word "daddy". I hadn't slept for over 30 hours, and I remember, from far away, being pretty expressive and hand-wavy. Hmm. Can I claim I was possessed by questionably well intentioned glowy-eyed thing?
It gives me Sam and Dean thoughts, perhaps because of the younger sibling being longer haired and pouting, and the older sibling standing there straighter - and I can see kid Dean doing the same, trying to push aside his annoyance and being the quiet, responsible, good boy, daddy's soldier.
Hmm. On an unrelated note - yesterday at class the discussion reached men not being allowed to seriously use the word "daddy". I hadn't slept for over 30 hours, and I remember, from far away, being pretty expressive and hand-wavy. Hmm. Can I claim I was possessed by questionably well intentioned glowy-eyed thing?
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Makes sense. You just know all those angels have daddy issues. :D
Slightly more seriously, it's not uncommon for southern men to call their fathers "daddy." I think it's very regional.
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You. Are awesome.
Slightly more seriously, it's not uncommon for southern men to call their fathers "daddy." I think it's very regional.
Huh, interesting! I had no idea.
Thank you :)