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2: Rough sex or soft sex?

3: Do you have any unusual kinks/fetishes?

4: Weirdest place you’ve had sex?

5: Favourite sex position?

6: Do you like to be dominant or submissive?

7: Have you ever had any one night stands?

8: Sex on the bed, couch or the floor?

9: Have you ever had sex in a public place?

10: Have you ever been caught masturbating?

11: What does your favourite sexy underwear look like?

12: How often do you have sex?

13: Is there anybody right now you’d like to have sex with?

14: Do you prefer giving or receiving oral sex?

15: Most embarrassing thing that’s ever happened to you during sex?

16: A song you’d listen to during hard/rough/kinky sex?

17: A song you’d listen to during soft/slow/passionate sex?

18: Are you into dressing up for sex?

19: Would you prefer sex in the bath or sex in the shower?

20: If you could have sex with anyone right now, who would it be?

21: Have you ever had a threesome? If not, would you?

22: Do you/would you use sex toys?

23: Have you ever sent someone a dirty text/picture?

24: Would you have sex with your best friend?

25: Is there anything you do after sex? (for example, smoke, eat, drink)

26: Something that will never fail to get you horny?

27: Early morning sex or late night sex?

28: Favourite body part on the opposite sex?

29: Favourite body part on the same sex?

Naruto: which is most the fucking time.

Again see @americanwizarding for everything awesome dealing with American magic.

These terms apply to my own AU ideas. Thanks!

Mundi/Mundies/Mundane

The most commonly used term for a non-magical person in the AWC. Born out of respect for their struggles in the Wizarding World War the term Mundane replaced older and more disparaging terms that had been in use before. Younger generations usually shorten it to Mundi for convenience though some do use the shortened term as one of offense. All other terms for Mundies are still used around the country to a varying degree depending on age, location, and interest, but Mundane is the official term for non-magical people used by the Magical Congress at this time.

No-Maj/No-Majs

Old term for Mundane that was in use during the turn of the century up until the end of the Wizarding World War. Short for “no magic” it was typically used in disparaging terms that after the Mundi struggles of the War seemed wrong. It was replaced by the term Mundane, which was deemed more respectful.

Muggle

Western European term for a non-magical person that enjoyed a great popularity in the colonial and early days of the AWC. It was eventually phased out by the late 1800’s by younger generations who sought to distance themselves from their European counterparts. It was replaced by the term No-Maj which was seen as a point of linguistic rebellion.

Muddles

Vile combination of Muggle and Mudblood used by Purists to describe both Mundies and Mundi-Born mages. An extremely offensive term that is likened to swearing or any Mundi racial epitaph. While it does not typically come up in civilized conversation it is still used today by those who believe blood status is actually important.

Mage

American ideals have always aimed towards equality and justice (with notable exceptions towards slavery and Mundi women’s rights) and as such early settlers adopted an easy term to apply towards all members of the AWC. Mage is a gender-neutral term that had noble context in Europe and seemed fitting for the new nation.

Mundi-Born/Mundane-Born/No-Maj-Born/Muggle-Born

Different terms through the ages to refer to a mage born of two Mundi parents.

Purist

Magical person who believes that one’s blood status is integral to one’s ability and social rank. What a Mundi may term as a racist, Purists believe in marginalizing all Mundies, Mundi-Born and even Half-Blood mages. Not reserved just for the Pure-Blooded, but also for those who pretend they are Pure-Blood.

Magical Congress/Congress

There has always been a debate over why mages of the AWC should specify “Magical Congress” over simply the Congress. The divide is typically between mostly magical families who ignore Mundi politics in general, and those mages from Mundi backgrounds who remain active in both worlds elections and affairs. Officially the AWC is called the Magical Congress of the American Wizarding Confederation (especially after a debacle with the post that almost led to a severe breach of the ISS) but goes by either the Congress, the Magical Congress, the AWC, America, or those idiots.

MACAWIC (mack-AH-wick)

Pronunciation for the Magical Congress of the American Wizarding Confederation

Mage-Born

Polite term for a Mundi who is born to one or two Mage parents.

Skipped-Wand/Forgotten/Squib/Mud-Mage

Far less polite terms for a Mage-Born.

Snake-Talker

Hiro: bi (canonically he's only showed interest in girls so far but he ain't 100% straight I can tell)

Baymax: he's a robot so sexuality doesn't apply to him, but gender-wise I'll say he's nonbinary that uses masculine pronouns

Gogo: lesbian

Honey Lemon: bisexual

Wasabi: gay

My little cinnamon roll and some frogs.