cc says

remus is the "i need to kill myself" kind of jealous and sirius is the "im going to kill someone" kind of jealous

if sirius and regulus were kids in america in 2011 walburga would've had them on dance moms

walburga is so abby lee miller

give me sirius black who talks all high and mighty but is actually a virgin and remus lupin who doesnt talk bout it but has had more experience than all the other marauders combined

sirius LOVES remus' scars but not just because "he’s his boyfriend and he’s perfect" he genuinely finds them attractive. to him they add remus masculinity and sirius loves seeing that side of him

Sirius vowing to never do figure skating again, but competing in the Olympics and WINNING after disappearing for four years.

every time someone villainises sirius in a fic to make regulus more redeemable i want to cry thats literally my baby

Remus's gender is boyfriend

i know for a fact peter would've been able to solve a robix cube in under a minute while blindfolded

If Mary Obliviates herself and somehow retains her morals, her ‘goodness’ is unstable, undefended, and prone to manipulation. If she’s a good person who doesn’t know what’s bad and can’t remember the good things she’s done, she’s likely to do bad things, like people who want power and think they’d be good with it without knowing that all power corrupts eventually. You want to do good things and make everyone listen to your good ideas, but as soon as you force everyone to obey your will, you create a dictatorship. You begin to censor the things you disagree with. Without her memory, Mary loses her identity, her morals, her integrity, and she won’t know the reasons behind her behaviour. She’ll never be able to explain herself to people, connect deeply with them, teach them, she won’t have any anecdotes to ground others in her situation so they understand where she’s coming from with her argument, she won’t be able to convince people to advocate for the same human rights that she fights for if she doesn’t know why she’s doing it, if she doesn’t know why equality hasn’t been accomplished yet. She can’t make educated decisions without knowing what happened in her past. She’ll never know her stories. How can you make decisions for yourself if you don’t know what shaped the person you should be? Mary can’t Obliviate herself, because if she does, she’ll never move on, she’ll trap herself in the past, stuck in a time before every lesson she ever learned. And the reason she learned those lessons was because they mean something to her, something important enough to remember, and she needs them.