Oh Dean is constantly razzing Sam with stuff like this. Sam razzes him back; it's a massive part of their relationship and the way they're both most comfortable expressing affection. As Kara has become a part of their little gang, at least part time, it's only fitting that she do the same. If she and Dean are going to have a child together, she'll only become more entrenched in this weird sort of relationship he and Sam have.
No, he's not entirely on the same track as she is, but he's got the gist of what she wants. Procreation isn't something Dean has worried much about. In fact, his entire adult (ish) life, he's focused on not procreating so bear with him while he tries to figure this out. His first instinct is to be offended (and a little hurt) by the way she's laughing, but he quickly reminds himself that this is Kara, his best friend. He doesn't want to sleep with her anyway (right?). He smirks at her question. "The hell would I know? I'e spent the last twenty some odd years trying not to get someone pregnant. YOur way is probably better."
And most of the time Dean forgets that Kara isn't human because she is so human ninty-nine percent of the time. He's not thinking about the precedent they'd be setting; he's way too involved in the idea of having kids and being a father and...would Kara want him around the kid? Would he be a father, or just some guy that comes in and out? Some friend of Kara's?
They've got a lot to talk about if this is something Kara really wants to do.
Dean's brow is furrowed as Kara talks and while he is listening, his mind is also completely overwhelmed with questions and thoughts. "Would I--I mean, would you want me to be a dad or just 'Mom's friend that comes through town sometimes'?"
Because in so many ways, Dean had an absent father and while he honestly believes John did the best he could, he also knows that he wasn't the dad he should have been.
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No, he's not entirely on the same track as she is, but he's got the gist of what she wants. Procreation isn't something Dean has worried much about. In fact, his entire adult (ish) life, he's focused on not procreating so bear with him while he tries to figure this out. His first instinct is to be offended (and a little hurt) by the way she's laughing, but he quickly reminds himself that this is Kara, his best friend. He doesn't want to sleep with her anyway (right?). He smirks at her question. "The hell would I know? I'e spent the last twenty some odd years trying not to get someone pregnant. YOur way is probably better."
And most of the time Dean forgets that Kara isn't human because she is so human ninty-nine percent of the time. He's not thinking about the precedent they'd be setting; he's way too involved in the idea of having kids and being a father and...would Kara want him around the kid? Would he be a father, or just some guy that comes in and out? Some friend of Kara's?
They've got a lot to talk about if this is something Kara really wants to do.
Dean's brow is furrowed as Kara talks and while he is listening, his mind is also completely overwhelmed with questions and thoughts. "Would I--I mean, would you want me to be a dad or just 'Mom's friend that comes through town sometimes'?"
Because in so many ways, Dean had an absent father and while he honestly believes John did the best he could, he also knows that he wasn't the dad he should have been.