[maxdibert]

If James bullied Severus because the latter knew a lot or liked dark magic, then why didn’t he also target the wealthy pure-bloods from important families? Instead, he conveniently chose a poor half-blood boy with no financial resources or family support as the main target of his taunts and abuse.

James hated dark magic, but rather than torment all the future dark wizards who were already showing signs of what they would become, he decided to go after someone who couldn’t defend himself socially or economically. James didn’t go after the boys with money and strong family support because he knew that would have consequences. Bullying someone with present, well-resourced, and influential parents could cause him problems. With Severus, he didn’t have to worry. He was a nobody. Just a poor half-Muggle kid who couldn’t even afford decent clothes. He was the easy prey, and that’s basic bully behavior: you go after the person you perceive as the most vulnerable. The dark magic excuse is just that—an excuse. James targeted Severus because his social and economic position allowed it, while Severus’ situation made it so there were no consequences for James’ actions.

[shoe109]

Do you kids know how hard it is to hyper fixate on shit as a goddamn adult?? Sorry boss I know you need those files done but I’m too busy giggling like a goddamn school girl over a fictional man

[rebeca-r]

My life in a nutshell.

[ps-cactus]

are we all okay with the fact there are some weird grown up men on the quidditch pitch 👀

[mrs-sharp]

Also, why is a student sitting in Ronen's bed?

[rebeca-r]

AGAIN?! And some other boy? What a perv! 😬🤯

[lilithofpenandbook]

Severus Snape is a much better person than I am because if I had to make a potion for my former bully I would not resist the urge to alter it to humiliate them.

[rebeca-r]

True. I would refuse to do it and I would rather quit.

The problem I see is that Snape, as a typical victim of domestic abuse, was easily manipulated by Dumbledore. I'd tell Dumbledore to go fuck himself with a request like that.

[fluffyneondinosaur]

"the marauders had the best kind of friendship"

I don't believe it.

Sirius wished it was the full moon without regard for Remus' pain.

James used Peter as his personal cheerleader to boost his ego, and Sirius made fun of Peter for it.

James, Sirius, and Peter went and attacked Severus in front of a crowd because they knew that even though Remus was a prefect, he wouldn't stop them.

Remus could probably never quite see them the same after that, and began acting differently around them, especially after James started dating Lily, and went behind her back to continue to torment Sev.

After they graduate, James and Sirius believe that Remus is a traitor, because he seemed less comfortable with them after SWM.

So instead of making Remus secret keeper, they have it be Peter, because "no one will suspect him". Wtf? What's that supposed to mean? That no one will suspect him because no one thinks that he's their friend, or because everyone thinks he's too cowardly?

And look where it ended, James dead, Peter a traitor, Sirius in Azkaban, and Remus grieving because he lost all his (questionable) friends in one night.

[rebeca-r]

This!

[luisfrost51]

I wanna highlight this gif... thank you for bringing it back to my attention @americandumpster-f1re

It gave me a good laugh ❤️💙

[c-kayp]

I would say expect more of these, but I cannot be trusted to consistently post anything. Thank you my pride and joy @mellon-soup for the pose, I almost exclusively use yours.

[severussnapemylove]

Anyone else remember the time a dark wizard manipulated a vulnerable, abused, poverty stricken boy for his own benefit? A boy whose pain and suffering caused him to lose control and lash out violently and who clung onto any hope and affection, even when it was toxic.

At least that boy had some adults on his side to try and help him.

But when it happened again, this time there were no adults who noticed or cared enough to do anything

[xiverum]

Okay so. Androids sexuality.

I think that every sexually "useful "(that's fucking creepy said like that 😦) androids are pansexual. I don't think they're "pansexual" actually, I think they're coded to be capable of loving anyone regardless of anything, but I'll say pan so it's easier. Following this, Kara would be pansexual, because in KARA the short film, she says herself that she can be an intimate partner. But since it's not canon, is she an intimate partner in the canon ? If she's not, she hasn't the ability to love and is then aroace.

Then we got weird androids like Markus. He was a gift from Kamski to Carl, and Carl is an old man, so Kamski probably coded Markus to be only a caretaker, so if we want to be logic, Markus isn't particularly programmed to love, and isn't built to have sex. BUT, he can fall in love with North, and that's rlly weird ? Although he falls in love after seeing her memory, which could mean that North somehow gave him the ability/code to love. And since North is only an intimate partner, Markus is probably pan too ONLY if you fall in love with North. Otherwise, I consider him aroace.

Then there's Connor. He's aroace since he's only a detective. But. Like Markus, he has a way of becoming capable of love (not only one actually). First we have the Tracis (when he's reviewing the proofs and if you kill them), especially the blue one since you scan her memory. There's also all the Eden Club androids, maybe Simon but I'm really not sure he's very similar to Kara though, ect. But I would think that he loses the "love code" everytime he dies, and there's also the possibility of Cyberlife removing it anyway, or even Connor himself removing it from his own code.

Those are just theories so yeah. And anyway love is too fucking weird to be explained ig 💀

[rebeca-r]

I've been thinking about that topic recently too. From what we know from the game, androids can normally have sex (they can probably be programmed to do so, how to do so etc., or, I think, they could maybe even learn it. Plus we know they can also change parts of their body) and if they become deviants, they can feel something similar to human emotions - including love.

What I wonder, though, is if they can feel physical pleasure from sex. If they don't feel pain according to the game, can they feel that something is physically pleasurable and arousing? 🤔

[sn4pe]

“waa waa snape outted remus as a werewolf”

has it ever occurred to you that he was well in his rights to do that??? like, sure, love remus n all- but it was EXTREMELY dangerous to have him at hogwarts.

marauders stans act like snape outted him as gay or smth, when he didn’t. being gay doesn’t hurt anybody, but being a werewolf sure does. Remus almost KILLED multiple people with his OWN negligence and no one else’s. HE forgot to take his wolfsbane. HE forgot about the full moon. So yeah, Severus was well within his rights to speak up on it, especially when he himself was almost killed.

[rebeca-r]

And let's not forget that Snape and Hermione were ones of the few who knew this and they both kept it a secret for almost a year. They both only let it out when Lupin first didn't drink his potion and endangered a lot of people, and secondly, it was revealed that he was close friend to the murderer. (Yes, we read all the books already and indeed know that Sirius wasn't the murderer, but almost no one knew that at the time.)

[honeyed-latte]

"Severus Snape is ugly!!!!"

Shoulda thought about that before you described him as a goth twink with long hair and a cute hooked nose, you fucking idiots.

Nothing about that sounds ugly to me?

[rebeca-r]

The books are all written from Harry's point of view and anyone Harry doesn't like is described as ugly in the books. This is most evident with Sirius, who was also described as ugly from the beginning of the third book, but when Harry found out that he was a real friend of his father's, he suddenly saw handsome features underneath his unkempt appearance.

By the way, I'm in the process of re-reading the books, and Snape is described negatively so much and so often that if I were reading the books for the first time now, I'd be suspicious of what the author was up to. I didn't notice it before, but now it's really hitting me in the eye. She had to make him the villain in a completely unquestionable way for the big plot twist to happen.

[robinartblog]

old stuff)

[doodlemeimpressed]

No, I’m not sorry

[syndromealice-blog]

Yes.

Neville was bullied by his grandma. Literally, this mad bitch said Neville is not as good as his parents while they were in the psychiatric ward not even remembering their own son.

Macgonagall always seems to be annoyed by Neville. She talks with him like he is worse than any student.

But Snape got all shit. First of all, there is no normal teacher in Hogwarts, they are all problematic. Second, Snape is a potion teacher. Potions are very dangerous and Neville puts everyone in danger. Of course Snape is pissed off.

I don’t say it’s okay to be so stern and mean to literally children. But come on, why Snape got all shit while there are worse teachers. And I am not even talking about fake Moody or Lockhart. Or Quirrell.

Hagrid was a bad teacher. He puts his students in danger. Lupin was a bad teacher, he didn’t drink potion and could kill any student. Trewlany literally says to the children they will die tragically.

Boohoo, Snape is the worst because he called Neville an idiot and was angry with him.

Hermione had a boggart as Macgonagall and I don’t think that’s healthy studying.

But when there is an ugly man, who isn’t nice, that’s the problem. And because of what? Because snaters don’t have brains.

Also I don’t think that means Snape isn’t kind. Man literally does anything to protect children from dying and tortures. I could write a whole new book why Snape is kind character but honestly I don’t have so much time lol

[valeriansprigs]

Went to look for Snape headcannons on Tumblr and was shocked to see the massive increase in the number of Snape-haters. They're simply everywhere - glorifying James Potter at the cost of Snape and downright vilifying the latter. It's saddening to see that people still choose to remain unaware of the damaging effects of abuse from a young age. So many are under the impression that abuse should have turned him into some kind of Almighty Defender of the Downtrodden! That would have turned Snape's story into a fairytale! And we all know how far from reality that would have been.

Turning to the light is not easy! Especially when people of that so-called 'light' were once the reason behind your everyday misery. Yet Snape haters cling to the delusion that all Snape had to do was wake up one morning, see the sunshine and the lillies (no pun intended) and decide, "Oh what a great life I have! I'm going to be the human version of a rainbow!"

It's sickening to see how blind people are to reality and the very visible scars it leaves behind.

[rebeca-r]

Honestly, this is not only sad, but dangerous. But… unfortunately it doesn't surprise me at all. Most people are vile victim blamers, as I've found out repeatedly in my own life.

[rebeca-r]

Hogwarts Legacy Headcanon

I'm a perfectionist and I have to say it's a terrible trait. I always try to keep all my fictions as close to canon as possible and I couldn't stand it if characters in a fiction of mine acted OOC. But what am I supposed to do with my Hogwarts Legacy fiction? There is almost nothing known!

So let's go, Hogwarts Legacy headcanon!

Aesop Sharp...

...has a dragon heart string wand core.

...comes from a good family background. He's either a halfblood or a pureblood, his parents were well-off, no poor workers.

...has a brother.

...used to be pretty cocky when he was younger. The overconfident know-it-all type, popular with the group, bit of a rascal.

...was very good at his job at the Ministry of Magic.

…had a serious long-term relationship when he worked at the ministry. They were planning a future together, but his work was the priority to him. He thought he was irreplaceable at work for so long until his girlfriend replaced him.

...was devastated after the breakup, but he knew that women liked him and he took advantage of that. He wasn't looking for a serious relationship for quite a while.

...started to realise that he was being a bit of an idiot after he was injured. And that he had everything before, but he didn't appreciate it so much.

...likes to indulge in a good drink - perhaps a dry red wine or whisky.

...also drinks when he cannot bear the weight of his past and his bad decisions.

And a bonus!

Phineas Nigellus Black...

... is the kind of man who has a noble pureblood wife at home to show off and to make a pureblood children with, but in real life he doesn't give a damn about her and goes to whores.

(AND THAT'S WHY HE HAS VENERAL DISEASE AND NEEDS A CURE FOR BOILS! MWHAHAHA!)

[thetalesofprince]

Holidays are usually time of joy and peace spent with loved ones.

However there was rarely any peace or joy in the Snape household.

The boy hoped he would one day have that.

Joy and peace.

And a loved one.

Easter

Drawn in April 2023