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As soon as I saw the title of this piece I knew sour Castiel haters would make sure he was on the list and they'd be all up in these comments with their sour bs. I'm sorry your two brother fantasies got wrecked by the addition of a great character and perfect bestie for Dean. I'm… Read More

Supernatural evolved from being a narrow monster-of-the-week show focused on only just the two one-dimensional brothers in Seasons 1 -3 into an adventure in an immersive world with an array of compelling characters and character growth for everyone in Seasons 4 -15 - and that's a… Read More

I came here to say it, but I figured someone already did! Their chemistry was off the charts! That staring from 6 inches away like no one else was in the room was electrifying. They even won an award for it.

During the pandemic, I was in our laundry room trying to fix the automated cat box. While I'm on the floor, trying to figure it out, with no idea what I'm doing, my now ex husband came in and said "If you were nice to me I might help you fix that." And that was it, like a switch flipped… Read More

I just left my husband after 30 years (23 married) of verbal, mental, financial and occasionally physical abuse. He decided he didn't need his meds for bipolar, just weed (after never having been into it before). I couldn't have friends over or take him to work/social events because… Read More

I'm not going to beat around the bush: being child-free is awesome. I don't enjoy being around children. They're too loud and chaotic for my neurodivergent brain. Didn't want kids at 18, no regrets at 48.

If they get mad at you for talking about your relationship or your life together with your friends and family, run. It's an isolation tactic because they're afraid your loved.ones will point out your partner's abusive behavior.

Do you want to keep making excuses for your partner's bad behavior forever? That only gets worse with time. They won't suddenly start treating you or others better. And you can't change them. Don't waste 20+ years like I did!

I saw Poltergeist at my cousin's house in the mid-eighties when I was around 10. It scared me so badly that. I couldn't sleep with a visible TV in a bedroom until they became flat screens. In hotels I'd cover the TV with a towel!

The Dresden Files series by Jim Butcher. The first time I read it, it was so gripping that I plowed through the books nonstop. I even read at work! Magic, adventure, real-world challenges, humor, angst, mythology, strong female and LGBT characters: it's all there!