Unhinged Fandom Opinion: Hogwarts Actually Wouldn't Be The Queer Haven In The '70s That Everyone Writes

unhinged fandom opinion: hogwarts actually wouldn't be the queer haven in the '70s that everyone writes that it is.

contrary to popular belief, this opinion is actually deeply hinged. it's not that queer people didn't exist, just that even if they'd had the context to understand that about themselves it's highly unlikely they'd all be out about it.

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My headcanon is that there isn’t the same stigma (informed by conservative Christian beliefs) in the wizarding world BUT the fixation on pure bloodlines means there is still an undue importance placed on heterosexual marriage and having biological heirs, and that those choices are viewed by some (such as Sirius’ family) as being more “legitimate.” I’m thinking about non-Western cultures that prioritize filial relations and “traditional” marriage. So maybe queerness and queer relationships are not shunned by everyone, but they would not be welcomed by fascist Death Eaters and other conservative-leaning wizards.

unhinged fandom opinion: hogwarts actually wouldn't be the queer haven in the '70s that everyone writes that it is.

contrary to popular belief, this opinion is actually deeply hinged. it's not that queer people didn't exist, just that even if they'd had the context to understand that about themselves it's highly unlikely they'd all be out about it.

send me unhinged headcanons/opinions

Promises of Gold, José Olivarez

Ok but tell me why there would be a scene in which Remus mediates on behalf Sirius the same way Mr. Weasley does for Mrs. Weasley if Remus and Sirius weren’t husbands??????

“Is anyone going to bother telling me what the Order of the Phoenix— ?”

↳ The Order of the Phoenix: Dumbledore’s #dream team

in another life i would have really liked just doing laundry and taxes with you