And Yes, As An INxJ, I Would Love To Have An ExxP Friend/partner.

Man I actually wish I could relate to book! Ginny Weasley, but I can't.

Lately I have read an enough amount of views and comments on how book! Ginny's character was terribly portrayed in the movies, and I feel the need to talk about this.

DON'T GET ME WRONG, I really love strong, confident FMCs, especially Ginny. I really loved her character. She's really kind, popular, and confident, and as great as she was in the movies, I can't help but to think that the movies are missing out SO MUCH of her personality.

But...as much as I admire her being well liked and well loved, popular, and how everyone wanted to be like or be with her, I find it really hard for me to imagine myself in such really positive and admirable trait, and I honestly feel guilty about that. I feel like everyone else in the HP fandom really relate to her and I sometimes think why I couldn't do that. (Well yea I'm the problem.)

At the same time, this reminds me on how popular well loved people have most things, especially their social life way easier than others, and I often think of why I can't be like these people and/or characters.

Personally I have always been treated as an outcast and- trust me I am SO FAR AWAY from being considered "well liked" or "well loved" by my peers. I struggled to make friends my whole life and I

I generally have a really hard time relating to popular, confident, and well loved characters like her and many others (e.g Harry, Ron- okay I relate to Ron a bit). I genuinely want to relate to her and I feel like some people of the HP fandom really relate to Ginny and love Hinny, but at the same time in the back of my heart they'll always remind me of how different I am compared to others and how I am not "as cool" as them to fit in.

In conclusion, I 100% relate to Luna Lovegood, Dean Thomas, Seamus Finnigan, and a tiny bit of Ron. I love Ginny and Harry, but I could never imagine being as admired as them. </3

SPOILERS AHEAD ‼️

The transition between ATOS and TLOS had A LOT of plotholes tbh- I had QUESTIONS rummaging through my head 😭😭😭 like-

IN ATOS, Who the hell taught and managed the rest of the students in Madame Weatherberry’s memorial Academy of magic? I mean- Brystal and her friends were gone for DAYS and even WEEKS- who th was helping them manage the school other than Mrs. Vee?

And also, in TLOS The Fairy Godmother (Brystal) was said to have grandchildren, Alex and Conner, right? And in the epilogue of ATOS, she had a "tiny crush" on Ryder, DOES THAT MEAN THAT RYDER IS BRYSTAL'S HUSBAND??? 😭😭😭🙏

And also- where was Elrik in the TLOS? 😭🙏

And a lot of the kingdoms and magical systems changed DRASTICALLY from ATOS to TLOS without further explanation 😭🙏

Guys who read a tale of sorcery, you probably remember that at a certain point alchemists appeared there and convened a council with all the rulers (at the moment). And so, at the end of the book they promised that they would now help the fairy tale the world, and also took with them the immortal and Seven.

And after all their actions, after reading the rest of the land of stories, I personally had one question: Where. Did. They. Go. Alchemists. They literally disappeared and there is no information about them after their disappearance. Naturally, all the books of the land of stories were written BEFORE a tale of magic, a tale of witchcraft and a tale of sorcery, but the questions still don’t go away and aren’t resolved... Therefore, I want to offer my options that could possibly close these plot holes:

1.Option one — alchemists simply died out. It was said that very few of them were born anyway, so what could have happened to them after the birth rate dropped in the age of dragons? Naturally, the chances of their appearance alchemists declined and at some point they simply disappeared, and those who knew about the alchemists' palace did not have time to find the next ones and tell them.

2. Option two — they simply forgot about their duties or something happened to them... It is not known what happened to Semer and the Immortal!

I would also like to hear your versions of what could have happened to this place and these people. I also want to remind you about the island of dragons, which also appears in the plot.

Now this is MY KIND of multifandom. 🙄

Catch me in the corner uncontrollably sobbing every time I remember Newt and Peeta became their worst fears and tried to kill the one they loved.

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Okay but let’s talk about fanfiction y/n. y/n= your name (NOT LITERALLY IT’S JUST A FANFICTION THING.)

Please keep in mind that I’m not saying people who wrote these kind of fanfictions bad or a bad writer.

Fanfiction y/n is often described as a weak, crybaby, or a softie that can’t even stand up for herself. In some others, y/n is decribed as beautiful, flawless, goddess girl who steals everyone’s boyfriend. That’s pretty much stereotype. 

Plus, y/n is supposed to be a proper character made for readers to see their POV on that story. People are supposed to relate to her. Proper characters are supposed to have their own personality. Which this part I don’t see in this y/n character.

Some people say that y/n is a “pick me” girl. Some say that she is “annoying” (I’m using the she/her pronouns because the majority of y/n characters are a girl). And y/n is AALLLWAYS in every romance stories. People said that she always falls in love with the badboy/prince?

Now here are my words: 

I’ve talked about this y/n character with my bestfriend and it’s like this:

Y/n is a beautiful character that people should appreciate. Y/n is flawed, but she could be anything. She is not weak, she is not a crybaby, she doesn't need to fix boys, she doesn't need to be with boys at all. Y/n is herself. Y/n should be:

Kind Brave Selfless Caring Helpful Flawed Aloof Loony Cringy Smart Has high self respect Will stand up for her friends and family Talented Skilled Independent Street smart Book smart Beautiful in her way

Don’t forget:

Creative

Courageous

Supportive

Questionable

Humble

y/n can be like other girls. Because other girls are being theirselves. 

Y/n could be anything. Y/n doesn't need to sing the "fight song" to stand up for herself. Y/n stands up for herself because she values herself. She values her friends, family.

She doesn't always need to be with boys. She doesn't owe boys anything. She could be anyone she wants.She doesn’t have to ruin ships.

Y/n is beautiful and people should stop stereotypicalizing her.

Please just make y/n a proper character and give her a proper personality. thanks.

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