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Thank you sweetheart @sharlotscarletfox

I'm tagging @girl-named-matty @noxxytocin @m00n-mind

Blog & Blogger (picrew link). Tagged by @greypetrel , thank you dear!

Tagging: @shanaraharlyah @sweetjulieapples @the-arcane-archivist @tessa1972 @elisyn @knuttydraws @kittynomsdeplume and anyone who wants to play. No pressure, only fun.

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Garreth, probably.

i will apologize for being insufferable but i will not stop. you all know this.

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Faculty & Staff of 1890/1891

Professors: Binns, Cuthbert - Black, Phineas Nigellus - Fig, Eleazar Garlick, Mirabel - Hecat, Dinah - Howin, Bai Kogawa, Chiyo - Onai, Mudiwa - Ronen, Abraham Shah, Satyavati - Sharp, Aesop - Weasley, Matilda - Blainey, Noreen (Nurse) - Moon, Gladwin (Caretaker) - Scribner, Agnes (Librarian)

Students

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as a reader, I LOVE a slow burn

as a writer, I hate them <3

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I suddenly want to rewrite everything. Not change the plot, just rewrite.

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This is Ominis and Avril fr

Ship trope I'd love to see more of: "Are we in love? I mean, yeah, probably, but that's a problem for future us. Right now we're just trying to make it through the Plot."

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What to do when you find yourself hating the way you're writing because you just found writers that would have Shakespeare shitting bricks in cold damp sweat from the art they are able to portray with words.

Comparison is a killer for me istg.

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its so hard being a fashionable, powerful, intelligent, charming diva everyone wants to have sex with :/

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I'm bored so

List of characters that appear/are mentioned on my Hogwarts Legacy fanfic at one point or another. (I'm including OCs and MC)

Already existed within the Harry Potter wizarding world

It's a new character I made

Sebastian Sallow

Anne Sallow

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Ominis Gaunt

Marvolo Gaunt

Gaunt Family

Argos Gaunt

Salazar Slytherin

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Avril Jane Astbury (MC)

Thomas Astbury

Astbury Family

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Avery Family

Gwendolyn Avery

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Amit Takkar

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Everett Cloptom

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Natsai Onai

Mudiwa Onai

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Poppy Sweeting

Sweeting Family

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Samantha Dale

Dale Family

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Hector Fawley

Fawley Family

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Leander Prewett

Prewett Family

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Garreth Weasley

Tessie Weasley

Matilda Weasley

Weasley Family

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Hepzibah Smith

Helga Hufflepuff

Hokey the house elf

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Deek the elf

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Alaric Longbottom

Longbottom Family

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Phineas Nigellus Black

Black Family

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Eloise Macmillan

Macmillan Family

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Malfoy Family

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Albus Dumbledore

Ariana Dumbledore

Dumbledore Family

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Thomas Riddle

Riddle Family

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Gellert Grindelwald

Bathilda Bagshot

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Newt Scamander

Ella Scamander

Scamander Family

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Faris Spavin

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Godric Gryffindor

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Rowena Ravenclaw

Helena Ravenclaw

And a few more that I'm probably missing out on, but for the plot development the ones that appear on this list are very important.

If you're interested I'm just starting the book, but I update pretty fast and even though the story is long af my expectations is having at least half of it written by the end of summer.

It's on ao3 and Wattpad 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻

https://archiveofourown.org/works/65314585?view_full_work=true

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Levi fic 👀 what will it be about?

Oh I had an idea like two years ago that I barely started to scratch, and it would be basically a romantic slow burn. I have the ideas of how and why the OC I made ended up meeting him and all, I just haven't gotten into the dissection part of each chapter by chapter. I love Levi to pieces and wanted to portray him through my eyes and give him a happy ending somehow.

Thank you for asking 🫶🏻☺️

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Happy pride

❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🩷

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How are LGBT characters treated in your HL fanfiction?

Ignoring the meta-explanation that HL devs added in LGBT characters in order to distance themselves from Rowling's transphobia, let’s start off Pride Month with celebrating an openly LGBT-inclusive game world. And then let’s consider the practical implications of that acceptance. (This tumblr post was made by a ravenclaw, if you didn't know.)

Mirabel Garlick, Professor for Herbology, mentions that she is only interested in finding a wife

Sirona Ryan, owner of The Three Broomsticks, says offhandedly that she used to appear as a different gender. In mythology, Sirona was a healing deity of belonging, which fits with the journey of transitioning.

Nora Treadwell, who introduces the Merlin trials, and Priya Treadwell, a potions vendor, explicitly refer to the other as their wife.

Albie Weekes, owner of Spintwitches Sporting Needs, was assumed by the Hogsmeade villagers to be out with a male suitor.

Two male ghosts at the Deathday Party dance together after seeing the romantic success of their friend.

The context of these specific interactions are key to understanding how the wizarding world as a whole views LGBT people.

In three instances we have an adult directly and casually telling a youth about their life with the same aplomb as a straight person talking about their wife/husband. Villagers gossip about Albie Weekes’s romantic life with no special consideration towards the gender of his speculated lover. Two men, the era of their death unknown, dance together without hesitation.

It’s clear that the wizarding world views the interactions of LGBT people as a normal part of everyday life. Not only that, but gay marriage is recognized.

From the average civilian up to structural political institutions, LGBT activity is embedded in wizarding culture.

How does this make sense when 1800s muggle England still criminalizes homosexuality? Because even the Harry Potter books clearly indicate that the religious cultural values of the wizarding world are very different from the muggle world.

(examples: usage of wizarding swears, celebration of christmas being entirely devoid of its religious story, Rowling explicitly stating she intentionally distanced the HP world from the church, etc)

Additionally, while wizarding and muggle culture often intersect, it is obvious that wizards have unique aspects of their culture that differ from muggles. (examples: wearing robes and pointed hats, wizarding literature, literal usage of magic over mechanical actions. etc)

So the wizarding world lacks major incentive for homophobia and is also capable of having different cultural values.

Wizards having a starkly different perception of gender and sex than muggles is not surprising, especially when it’s already established that, for nearly a thousand years, the wizarding world has already held a radically different view of gender equality than the muggle world.

The very basis of Hogwarts requires the wizarding word to not be nearly as restrictive against women as its muggle counterpart.

Rowena Ravenclaw and Helga Hufflepuff were considered equals to their male colleagues in the creation of a co-ed boarding school in the 11th century. Even if attendance were restricted to wealthy families, the concept of girls and boys gaining an equal education is one of the most important steps towards gender equality. This was accomplished in the Middle Ages.

Additionally:

The Holyhead Harpies, all-female Quidditch team, are the second-oldest team in the league and play against male teams.

Wizarding Britain had its first female Minister in 1798, whereas muggle Britain’s first female minister was elected in 1979.

This is not an argument for there being absolutely no misogyny/sexism in the wizarding world. Rather, I give examples of how the wizarding world has had less prejudice than the muggle world in at least one aspect.

Just because the wizarding world is seen as ‘behind’ the muggle world in many areas, it cannot be said that they can never be ‘ahead’ of the muggle world in a few topics. (Also, culture is not a progression tree in Civilization.)

Considering how closely homophobia is linked with misogyny and extreme religion, which the wizarding world has a reduction of, it is reasonable for wizards to be accepting of LGBT people, and obviously that’s canon in Hogwarts Legacy.

Personally, the majority of wlw fics I've read haven't included bigotry. In one m/m/m fic, it was a topic on how the muggle world was not accepting towards the trans muggleborn character. I haven't read many ominis/sebastian fics, but Ao3 indicates they are the most likely to include the 'period-typical homophobia' tag. I've also seen straight fics that have minor homophobia exhibited by the evil pureblood characters.

Since our perception of the 19th century is one of intense homophobia and misogyny, some stories will replicate that extreme inequality out of a desire to appear period-accurate or to provide drama and discuss those themes. That’s fair. I think that a story without homophobia also makes just as much sense.

Anyways, this is fanfiction and you can make your setting as homophobic as you want.

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Should I open petitions for one shots?

Hogwarts Legacy or AOT because those are my fandoms.

I was also thinking about maybe doing a Levi fanfic. Without abandoning the one I'm currently working on cause at this point is my baby and I'm no man to be abandoning my children.

Can ask me by message, comment or anonymously. I don't promise I'll do all of them, I'll have some sort of filter. But try... I'll post them here instead of ao3 or I'll do a compilation of all of them in there idk.

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revising your writing is just like "is this weird. is this a weird sentence. is this the weirdest most poorly-worded sentence ever written by anyone" and the sentence in question is "he walked across the room"

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reading a basic sentence another writer wrote: yes, masterpiece, wonderful

reading the same quality of sentence i wrote myself: dogshit. why do i try?

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editing your own writing is just you vs. the demon who wrote it at 2 a.m. six months ago. and the demon was DRAMATIC