Narcissa Black

narcissa black 🖤

Just think about Dorlene. Think about them a lil. They deserve it.

Here's some of my other headcanons for the Marauders girls' relationships with food/their body! Part 1, where I explain myself and go over Lily, Mary & Marlene, is here. This time it's the Black sisters because, to me, the Black sisters all had a very complicated relationship with their body and body autonomy because of how they were raised.

Narcissa: I've always hc all three sisters as having grown up doing ballet, but to me, Narcissa is the only one who actually loved it and continued doing it in her teenagehood. Her ballet teachers monitored her weight very closely, and she wasn't allowed to go above or below a certain weight. Because of this, I think that all of her life she obsessively tracks her weight and forces herself to eat when it's too low and starve when it's too high. Into adulthood, she feels like she has to keep everything under control and her weight is one of the easiest things to control to her so stepping on a scale, to her, is sort of a comfort, a reminder that she does have things under control.

Bellatrix: Bellatrix took the phrase "your body is your vessel" a little too seriously. Like Marlene, if she closed her eyes, she couldn't picture herself, but unlike Marlene she doesn't fear mirrors at all, but she loves them. She spent hours staring at herself, nitpicking what's "good" and what's not. She views her body as a means to an end, she knows what clothes and what makeup will make her look more innocent or more desirable and she uses it to her advantage, but it is not her. She doesn't view her body as a representation of herself, but as a tool.

Andromeda: Andromeda, unlike Bellatrix, sees her body as something she must protect at all cost because it is her. It is her human form and who she is. Her sister used her body to do/get anything her mind wanted, she didn't care about the damage, but Andromeda cares too much about the damage. In the same way that she would have never did something damaging/disgraceful to her body, she would never put something in her body that she didn't see as healthy. She refuses anything with sugar and any processed foods because to her eating that "unhealthy" stuff, is disgracing her own body, therefore herself. I think as a child she was pretty loud and her parents put her under the Imperio curse to just calm her down for a few hours, and as a result of that trauma she became afraid of losing her body autonomy. She must have control over her body, otherwise she gets crazy panic attacks.

Pls somebody tell me they'd like me to make a post about the Black sister's relationships I wanna yap about them so baaad

Part 3 with Dorcas, Pandora and Alice is coming soon btw :)

Girldad Sirius Black. You agree. Reblog

Walburga already loved Regulus, and she selfishly wanted him all for herself. Her son. Her perfect creation. But the truth that she wasn't willing to admit was that she had no right to take him away from the sky. That he belonged there because that was where his soul remained, no matter where he was. To put him on Earth was like putting him in a body he didn't belong in and with a half soul, the other half lying in the Leo constellation, waiting for him to come back. He wasn't human, and forcing him to be one was cruel, that was why the spell had been banned and forgotten about long ago.

Snippet from my star reg one-shot! It's coming soon I promise, I just have to finish some things first :)))

Sirius Black who wants to change his appearance after he runs away because he doesn't like looking like his family, but he's too scared to dye his hair because he doesn't wanna ruin it. He reads in one of Effie's magazines that putting lemon in your hair and exposing it to the sun lightens it so he does it for the entire summer and when he goes back to Hogwarts his hair is almost golden <3