#hufflpuff aesthetic

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Hufflepuff Primary//Slytherin Secondary

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Slytherin is binge watching a new series you found because you have to watch it all before the new episode comes out. It's starting a new book at three in the morning on a school night because you  have to finish the series. It's recommending books to people, yet being reluctant to lend them your copies. It's spilling coffee on your favourite book because you refused to put it down. It's buying the books of a series one by one, because what if you don't like the first one. It's being hesitant to re-read something because it will never be as good as reading it for the first time. It's tucking your book under your jacket when you walk through the rain because you refuse to get it wet. Ravenclaw is reading your same book over and over until the pages are curled and yellow. It's overflowing bookcases, but buying a new book anyway. It's writing down your favourite quotes and sticking them on your wall. It's all nighters with your friends where you watch your favourite tv shows. It's spending hours in the stores to pick out a new book. It's memorizing your favourite lines to slip them into conversations just to see if anyone will notice. It's reading a book in one sitting. Hufflepuff is lending your copies of your books to everyone. It's reading slowly, savouring every word. It's keeping your books carefully tucked on a shelf and rearanging it ever so often. It's finding all the newest and best books to tell your friends about. It's reading books aloud to others. It's buying merch and wearing it to make new friends. It's spending hours in a book, forgetting the world around you. Gryffindor is throwing the book at the wall in frustration, but picking it up a few minutes later and continuing again. It's telling at the characters in movies when they're being stupid, even though you'd do the same thing. It's highliting the best parts of the book and making little notes in the sides. It's grabbing a random book in the bookstore without looking at the back and buying it simply because you liked the title. It's getting in to fights over characters and plots. It's reenacting your favourite scenes from movies. It's making the faces the characters do in the books.