![]() I love to read. I love to write. Quiet, yet crazy at times, to the point my sister worries for my sanity. I may be called introverted as I don't enjoy social interaction as much as I could, nor do I really like to or am good at jumping up and talking or making jokes, etc. However, I love to entertain the ones I feel aren't constantly judging me or ones that I'm really close to, and find myself fully opening up to them, constantly fueled by their laughter in my crazy behavior. I love movies and stories, always viewing my world as a story and finding myself keep narrating my life. I love the Harry Potter series, and that is the main reason why I'm actually on this website. I haven't been able to read many series since my mother doesn't like them, and prefers classic novels. J.K. Rowling a genius to have thought up the entire Wizarding world, and despite the small parts of the books I'd like to change and the character's behaviors, her series is a masterpiece. I feel I am a little of all of the Houses and feel the same for everyone else, though some may have certain features more accented than others. These Houses just create unnecessary stereotypes and feuds between students, no matter how fun and interesting they can also make the school of Hogwarts. People tend to think that I'm a Hufflepuff, but although I have nothing against them, I can't help but feel a bit offended, as the ones who say this are those same people who think that that House is full of 'left-overs' and 'dumb, overenthusiastic idiots.' I do, though, adore Hufflepuff for being known for their loyalty, and loyalty usually requires strong bravery. Others consider me Ravenclaw or Slytherin, and my sister thinks me to be Gryffindor. This may be because I've shown them all a different part of me and my personality, so I open it up to you to make your own judgements about me and my House. My favorite Harry Potter characters are probably Severus Snape, Neville Longbottom, and perhaps Hermione Granger I love to sing, and can play piano. I play the violin, but mostly because my sister does, and so it was expected of me. I tend to start ranting and write a lot and once I start talking or explaining something, I can't seem to stop. Like right now. I think rapping is fun - especially the Hamilton raps. I hate doing what others expect of me and want to constantly prove people wrong. I just feel I don't have the courage or perhaps the energy to. I hate the sexism that poison all of our daily lives and have lived with them, clearly seeing it, especially through a female's point of view. The two sports I hate most are American football and cheerleading. Not because they are necessarily bad sports or I hate the people doing them, but because only guys officially or professionally play football, and only girls are cheerleaders. This set-set-up gives the feeling that girls dressed up sexily are supposed to cheer on (usually) the muscular, almost heroic boys who are playing a brutal game of American football. I am an ally and have nothing against the LGBTQ community. I honestly don't see anything wrong with loving or not loving a certain gender (of which there are more than just two), or with feeling like or acting in different ways that might not fit into their gender roles. I hate gender roles. I can get pretty heated and enthusiastic when you hit me in the right spots with the right topics, but I try and like to keep an open-mind, and often see everything from both point of view, and don't feel obligated to one particular side. After all not every single group is going to exactly fit me. That is why I'm on the Gray side in the Wizarding World, but lean towards the Light side if I had to make a choice because they fit with my views better than the other side. I hate calling the sides Dark or Light though, or refusing to use a certain type of magic because it's 'Dark.' I think it's pretty stupid, honestly. As mentioned before, I am female, an Asian American (previous South Korean citizen) and am a 13-year-old. Thanks for reading my really long rant, but I needed to get it all out of my system. |
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