itsyetanotherpotterhead

they/them pronouns please//I make social media au’s (requests for them are open!)//If you want to be tagged in any of my social media au’s, message me or send a request

[itsyetanotherpotterhead]

My newer masterlist:

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Socials: Remus/James/Sirius/Peter/Lily/Regulus

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just a quick question, why haven't you posted in so long? i miss your content

Hii! I have been very busy with school so there wasn't really a lot of time to try and make something new :)

Im happy you like my content though!

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Regulus Black

hey lol

Reggie loves astronomy and is one of the smartest ppl ever.

face claim: William Gao

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Socials: Remus/James/Sirius/Peter/Lily/Regulus

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Lily Evans

faceclaim: Beatrice Kitsos

I’ll forever love Lily. I also love the way i can just dump my trauma from Latin on her i love the subject but it’s so hard.

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Peter Pettigrew

Peter enjoys drawing and really is a kind person :)

Faceclaim: Lewis Capaldi

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Sirius Black

honestly curious how long the hyperfixation lasts lmao

I use Conan Gray as a face claim for him for now bc,,, who else

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James Potter socials

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i’ve found my hyperfixation for this again let’s see how long it lasts lmao.

Ahh Jamie boy will forever hold a special place in my heart lol. I use Reiky de Valk as a faceclaim :)

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Remus Lupin socials

so uh yeah. hi

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[gothicprep]

current thoughts while trying to be social

[nic-mharta]

 to It would be easy to say this is “yet another example of how boomers destroyed culture,” but it would be more apt to blame how capitalism’s exploitation of baby-boomers destroyed culture. In the first couple hundred years or so of the middle class’s existance, young people grew up inside an extended family and learned social roles by emulating their elders. Being a good host or hostess, and a good guest, were values that society recognized as skill-based. Hence, elders actively taught those skills and young people actively learnt them. But come along the baby boom, with an unprecedented combination of wealth and relative numbers, and corporations rushed to define a “teenager” market segment that they could profit from directly by separating their demographic off from the more stable “middle class family” demographic. So “teenage culture” emerged, and they myth of the “generation gap”, and baby boomers never learned the more sophisticated skills of being good guests and good hosts. And hence, many of those skills are only available to people who like hiding out in the HM435-HM477 sections of the library stacks. So here are two little hints from my time in the UBC main library, tested and proven over nearly half a century:

1) When you host a gathering, you have a duty of care to your guests. You have a legal duty of care to keep them reasonably safe, and you have a social duty of care to help them be reasonably comfortable. So try to greet each guest as they arrive, remember their name and something interesting about them, and --> introduce them by name to someone else at the party who might find that thing interesting too.<-- Sample script: “Bill, I want you to meet Emma. She is restoring a ‘65 Barracuda, similar to the one you restored.” After your guests are mostly finished arriving, keep an eye on your guests and when one is backed into a corner behind the potted palm looking miserable, go fetch them and introduce them to someone else. Sample script: “Oh, Phyllis, there you are! Have you met Toby yet? Toby! You should really tell Phyllis about your pet tortoise!” 2) When you are a guest and you get buttonholed in this way, help out your host by at least pretending to be interested in ‘65 Barracudas or pet tortoises, and asking the other guest something. Ask them anything. Or if you see the guy moping behind the potted palm before your host does, approach them and ask them something. The key is, use the words “what” or “where” or “how” to ask the question, rather than “do/did ...?” That way they cannot simply, desperately, answer “yes” or “no” and have to tell you something you can build on. And don’t worry about “not wanting to pry”. People tend to really like to talk about themselves, provided you give them leeway to decide what part of themselves to talk about. Sample script: “Lucky you! How did you manage to get your hands on a ‘65 Barracuda/pet tortoise?” Or if you didn’t get a prompt from your busy host, “What canapés are the tastiest?” or the old standbys Sample script: “what school do you go to/what are you studying/what do you do in your spare time when you’re not at a cocktail party?”

You can actually memorize just one of these open-ended questions and use it in nearly every circumstance; and then follow up by noticing what the answer makes you curious about, and asking that. Enjoy.

[siriuslylupins]

Remus: favourite horror movie?

Sirius: it

James: saw

Lily: annabelle

Peter: High School Musical. after watching it I spent all my middle school years terrified that the entire school would start singing something and I’d be the only one who didn’t know the lyrics

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Remus: You're the love of my life and my best friend, I would do anything for you

Sirius: I want you to eat three meals a day and have a decent sleep schedule

Remus: Absolutely not

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Remus, banging on the door: Sirius, open up!

Sirius: Well, it all started when I was a kid...

James: No, he meant-

Lily: Let him finish

[becausegoodheroesdeservekidneys]

Okay the WEIRDEST THING is going going down right now

So some guy in Michigan in the US has just found a letter in his grandmother’s house; it seems to be a pen pal letter from 1973ish, and it’s from a young Welsh girl. In it, she lists:

Her name, and the names of her brother (Gwynedd) and sister (Catrin)

Their ages

Where she lives in Wales (Denbigh)

Her hobbies, including horse riding and reading pony books.

So this American dude decides to take a photo, whack it on Twitter and ask the only Welsh person he knows if there’s any way to track this Welsh girl down, because you know, ALL WELSH PEOPLE KNOW EACH OTHER, OBVIOUSLY

Except

I am furious to report that it has worked

Welsh person he tags doesn’t know, but takes up the challenge. Someone reckons the Catrin might be a woman who translated a hymn book once, and checks the foreword to see that the dates and ages do seem to be about right. Someone else suddenly has a brainwave - wait, isn’t she the mother of Steff, the comedian?

My husband gets tagged, takes one look at this letter, and is like “That is 1000% my aunt.”

So now it’s 20 to midnight, Steff’s aunt has obviously not yet seen the excited message to put Twitter out of their misery, and my mother-in-law is currently on the phone gleefully telling us that when that letter was written her sister had never sat on a horse in her life before, and she’d lied to an American pen pal for clout before the internet even existed.

[homunculus-argument]

character in a movie: Oh no, angry dog, please don't bite me!

the dog: I'm at work! I'm doing so good at being at work! I'm barking because my handler gave the sign 'bark'! I am going to get such a good grade in being a dog actor, which is completely possible to achieve, and normal to want! I am doing a great job! I am proud of myself for doing such a great job! I love this, because I'd make it physically impossible to get anything done if I wasn't enjoying it! I'm barking!

[thebattleblog]

a wild egg appeared?

everyone who reblogs it before Oct 25 will get a Pokemon based on their blog in their submit inbox (make sure submit is open!)

happy hatching!

[kanattac]

YES PLS

[criizomheavvn-deactivated202111]

pls do <33

[arsinlette-deactivated20211104]

I wanna see what I get ngl

[tolerateit]

[itsyetanotherpotterhead]

what the fuck