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DO I EVEN NEED TO SAY IT

#shattered memories

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Sebastian Sallow in Azkaban

this is getting me so bad

#you can't change my mind #hogwarts legacy #sebastian sallow #WHEEZING

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happy women’s history month!

to women of color

to disabled women

to trans women

to every woman! you are loved and appreciated.

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Thank god she didn’t overreact

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normally I avoid this type of behavior with the post above but die mad. LOL

you can't just tell transgender people how to draw their own characters especially if those said characters are known to bring comfort to other people *and* the artist. this is genuinely the most batshit insane comment I've EVER gotten. go fuck yourself forever. idc.

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“Old habits die screaming…”

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Y'all I miss writing so much I hate adulting

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Celina af

#shattered memories

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This 2024 I’m manifesting a buff himbo who’s absolutely obsessed with me 👏🏻

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EXACTLY

No but I have so many questions about the wizarding world which always come to my mind whenever I think of HP. And every new question just branches into a couple of others.

Granted, some are answered and some are so largely fanoned that most people already believed it to be canon but still.

First of all, what do all these people do, like... I feel like you have a few options only. You can become an auror or work in the Ministry of Magic in general (but tell me, how many unoccupied positions there are?!), you can work in St. Mungo's or something, or you can be a teacher and basically... This is it. Yeah, we have people like Newt but I feel like not many are into these things and also, it's pretty dangerous, isn't it?

And another thing. Like, how do they learn some of the spells that are not studied at school? Okay, let's say pure bloods have someone to teach the but muggle born? Others? How do you know how to make a car fly or sth?

How there isn't some type of Wizard University?! Where one can actually specialise in a certain field, let's say medicine?

Also, can likee, everyone become a teacher? Because I feel like that's really the case... (Ok, I'm in fact a teacher and for a fact I can say where I work it's sorta like that too but it's not your typical school and these are schools that everyone from the country/region attends..)

Like, no degree, no nothing. Do they just check how good was the person at this certain subject or what? How dangerous they are? And people seeing how each time there's a new DADA teacher, lots of them dying or something, why do they keep applying?! Even if you don't know about the curse, why?

Honestly, I have so many questions about Hogwarts and wizarding schools in general that it can be a post on its own.

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do you think a cemetery angel and a gargoyle could fall in love