#grindeldore

[kathrahender]

Repeat after me: Villain x Hero 👏 or 👏 Enemies to lovers 👏 ships 👏 aren't 👏 toxic 👏 because 👏 they 👏 hurt 👏 each 👏 other 👏 when 👏 they 👏 were 👏 E-N-E-M-I-E-S 👏 not 👏 when 👏 they 👏 were 👏 L-O-V-E-R-S. 👏

[mr-dinosaurus]

I LOVE enemies who are made for each other. We will never be in love but are souls are connected in every way possible. You are mine to hurt, claim, hate, and kill. No one could match you the way I can and no one can keep up with me like you. We are the only one for each other, no one will ever know us as well as we know each other. We are connected, never to be separated. If one of us should die it would surely kill the other as the bond between us is to strong for us to go without each other.

[augustaluvr]

german pet / nicknames

love — Liebling

google translate will tell you it’s ‘Liebe’ because that’s what the actual translation for the word love as in you feel love for someone is. that’s not the words anybody would use for a pet name tho, the closest for that is Liebling.

Now to how much it’s used/who uses it: millenials sometimes, boomers, not really younger people, it’s not super common but it feels a little formal almost to me.

princess — Prinzessin

people maybe use this for their kid but not really for an s/o, not sure why. i probably wouldn’t use it because it sounds very much like dark romance-ish and patronizing in the context of a relationship i think? plus it’s 3 syllables so it just takes longer to say/call out, and it sounds kinda harsh imo.

darling/dear — Schatz

technically means ‘treasure’ but i think it fits really well.

10/10, i love. short and sweet honestly. you’ll most likely hear every german couple call each other that at some point. most people like or love this, i feel like only very few don’t. perfect to call out kinda annoyed when your s/o is taking to long to do something “scha-atz” the annoyed draw out of the a is important for that lmao. also used for kids.

babe/baby

not german but a lot of people use it.

angel — Engel

not commonly used but some people do use it, it sounds really sweet, i love it personally, it’s not cringy to me. a lot of people also use it maybe towards kids but they’ll maybe go for “Engelchen” (usually the ‘chen’ at the end changes the word to a smaller version of things in german) if they’re talking to smaller kids, “Engel” for an s/o.

there’s not really translations of honey/sweetheart or stuff like that i think?

anything like my heart, etc is not commonly used, feels dark romance-ish too, just cringy, no.

honorable mention: Maus

super cute, means mouse. commonly used especially in younger couples i think. love it, adorable. also used for kids, maybe also the version “Mäuschen” sometimes for kids.

lmk any questions in the comments, hope this helps! xx

[tyashj]

Tom Riddle : Welcome to the "Fuck Dumbledore" club where we talk about how much we hate Albus Dumbledore

Gellert Grindelwald: *sweating* I have misunderstood the nature of this club

[overheard-at-hogwarts]

Dumbledore: It is remarkable how similar the pattern of love is to the pattern of insanity.

[twofacedharvey]

mads mikkelsen is my favourite person in the world because he had all these deeply complicated and dangerously unstable characters and he as a person is just

[velvet4510]

The fact that in the books, Grindelwald chose to die rather than reveal the Elder Wand’s location and allow Dumbledore’s grave to be pillaged is just HUGE. He may have been a nasty guy, but despite everything, he clearly loved Dumbledore until his last breath.

The movies really screwed up by making him tell Voldemort. Him NOT telling is so important to his character.

[kazuza-art]

Time traveling Sirius to grindeldore era for @metalomagnetic or an excuse to draw her fav character with mines xD Gellert is so pretty and possessive and Albus so naive and excited ahaha Sirius … well he’s suppose to be the grown up there but is he? XD