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Camren and Laucy

Gryffindor x Gryffindor (the young at hearts)

High School sweethearts who ruled the school but broke up after graduation much to everyone's surprise. Found each other 10 years later and save each other from whatever boring/toxic person they're with now and fall in love again because they make each other feel young... and they will rub it in everyone's faces. It's okay though, because they could have 20 kids, but still nothing would ever distract them from loving each other.

Ravenclaw x Ravenclaw (the lovebirds)

Finish each other's (sandwiches) sentences type of love. Not so much PDA but everyone knows how much they love each other from the amount of literal L O V E in their eyes. No one understands them quite like each other; SO supportive of each other. From the minute they get together it's obvious that they're going to get married.

Hufflepuff x Hufflepuff (the cuties)

You could just look at them- together or separately, and know that they're a couple. Even the Grinch and Scrooge can't help but smile when they look at them because of the amount of sweetness and happiness they constantly radiate. You just want to write fanfics about them. Everyone envies their love but they're too pure to hate. You just KNOW they're gonna have a big happy family and you'll wish you were their kid.

Slytherin x Slytherin (the royalty)

They own every room they walk into and they're even more intimidating together than separately- if that's even possible. They come from a long line of proud Slytherins and it SHOWS. You're pretty sure they've killed a few people. To most their relationship seems to be more about status than actual love but deep down they have a great understanding of each other and will be there and do ANYTHING for each other and they know that (and they don't care if others don't because they're all that matters to them).

Gryffindor x Ravenclaw (the protagonists)

Most likely started as a hook up and became friends afterwards. They can deny their feelings for each other all they want but in the end the always end up back together and everyone knows that even if they don't. Somewhat an unexpect couple but they balance each other well, A LOT of inside jokes and a good mix of spontaneity and domesticity. Basically, if they were on a TV show they'd probably be the main couple everyone roots for bc they've just got that good ol' cute couple stamp.

Ravenclaw x Slytherin (the old married couple)

A love probably set up by their mutual friends bc they just KNEW they'd be a match made in heaven. Those same friends probably regret that now bc of how much they flaunt their relationship- they can't be blamed though, they do make quite the power couple. They also definitely judge everyone behind their backs to each other and somehow always share the same opinion. It's like they have telepathic abilities that allow them to constantly talk to each other. Ultimately though, everyone's happy for them bc they quite clearly are a great, loving pair and will make great parents someday.

Slytherin x Gryffindor (the competitors)

Most/all would be shocked when they discover that these two have become a couple and are probably wary of their compatibly. And although they probably do have a somewhat dramatic on-and-off relationship, their commitment to each other is endearing and will make you change any doubt you have that these two make a great pair. Their love is undeniably intense and passionate and they just get each other. They know each other's needs better than themselves and they are always trying to provide for each other- and their competitive nature only heightens this and their playfulness and only makes them love each other more. Oh and they will cut you if you ever try them.

Gryffindor x Hufflepuff (the sweethearts)

A cute pair indeed, it's instantly obvious to everyone around them that they really do care for each other and know just HOW to care for each other too. They're like the same yet opposite to the Ravenclaw x Slytherin couple. They'll combine each other's interests and have the cutest dates: fun and adventurous yet still calm and loving. A good place to find them is probably on top of the tallest hill having a picnic under the golden sun, doing cartwheels one minute then laying in each other's arms the next. Probably always wearing each other's clothes and WILL turn it up and goof around at any event (especially parties, even if they weren't invited but let's be real, they probably were bc everyone loves them). Also A LOT of watching anything slightly scary just so the Gryffindor can protect their Hufflepuff.

Hufflepuff x Ravenclaw (the first love)

First love type of love, even if not literally. Very sweet and careful of each other's feelings and they probably don't get in too many fights but if they do they'll be really upset the whole time and end up giving back into each other, probably in tears. Their gifts for each other are almost always D.I.Y and they both have a love for staying indoors. Their favourite date definitely includes baking- well the Ravenclaw probably spends half an hour sorting all the ingredients only to find out the Hufflepuff has been eating them all. It usually ends in the Hufflepuff being too cute for the Ravenclaw to stay mad at them and then of course, a mini food fight with whatever's left.

Slytherin x Hufflepuff (the OTP)

You know I’m still not entirely sure why I thought making this would be a good idea yet here we are lol but hey i’ve discovered ruby and weiss are a ton of fun to draw

Bonus, what actually happened last night:

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This is it. This is peak Tai

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Blake: You said “this is gonna confuse me so much tomorrow” and put them in. Apparently drunk you likes to play pranks on sober you

Yang:

This is Camila’s cousin’s instagram account. About 12 months ago, her account became private. Before her account became private, she posted about 20 photos including the photo below :

I don’t know if it’s is true but we can see that she answered questions (in 2019) on “askfm”. Some answers are very interesting like:

But recently, her Instagram account is become again public (The old photos are not there anymore)

And this is the reason why :

Kanan: "You’re flexible-"

Yoshiko: "You’re sweet I guess-"

Dia:

Dia: "Oh, did you want me to say something?"

Dia: "You have ash brown hair, your name is You."

And why this mindset is not as progressive as you think it is. We’ll break this down into three simple points.

1. It places a double standard on gay characters. Gay characters have to justify their existence. When a male character shows interest in a woman despite never having shown any before, it’s not questioned. It’s accepted as the default – which is another form of homophobia on its own. When the same happens to a same-sex interest, it’s accused of coming out of nowhere. It’s viewed as a straight person being turned gay, never mind the existence of bisexual people. A non-straight sexuality or identity is treated as a new development that needs foreshadowing and explaining rather than a trait as inherent as eye color.

2. It’s never their entire personality. Another way this mindset is taken is that a gay character’s personality would be centered on their sexuality. We’ll ignore the fact that actual examples of this are few and far between (and usually pointed out by straight people who can’t handle seeing any kind of queer content). Similar to the previous point, this kind of complaint only exists for LGBT content. Take a look at mainstream media and count how many male characters there are that have their conflict and goals centered around getting laid. Count how many female characters there are that have their arc propelled by male attention. These instances are rarely complained about, at least not to the extent that queer ones are. For us, critics have a knee-jerk reaction.

3. Who gets to decide what a “good gay” character is? Hint: it’s not the people being represented. When you push someone to explain what the mythical Good Gay is, you get phrases like “It’s not done for pandering” and “forced” and “shoved down your throat.” So a character needs more than just their sexuality going for them, that seems reasonable, but oh wait we’re not done. When a gay character isn’t overt, their sexuality is denied. It’s explained away and called unnecessary. “Why make them gay if it’s not relevant to the plot?”

This is a double edged sword with no balance. Homophobes want good gay characters that won’t make them uncomfortable, which are none at all. Sometimes the smarter ones will have a token gay character or two they can point to and claim they like as if it absolves them of any possible bias. And many aren’t aware of their bias at all, which makes this conversation immensely tedious.