Why do girls love Harry Potter?

Harry Potter is for narcissistic women and childish men who can't understand Lord of the Rings.

both girls and boys read the books in similar numbers, girls slightly more so.

also i fucking hate the fact that you cant defend against the death curse, why would the curse "invisinble". just say that most people got killed because of the death curse because its hard to cast and therefore only competent, superior mages use it. its a huge plot hole as well, why dont they all just spam the killing curse, is it THAT hard?

be "invincible", mb

Probably because wands are powerful and phallic instruments.
Now you'll always think about it that way, you're welcome.

Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.
Rowling was nobody when she started writing them books in a cafe while her kids were at school, so she could keep the heating turned off at home.

She's almost a prototypical woman, politically.
Her prime loci of concern are care and harm avoidance.
That makes women easy to manipulate to sympathy.
For a time.
When they realize what you've done you'll never see sweet go sour faster.

They made a mistake by alienating Rowling.
Because she is a woman with clout.
And that's like a snake with a bazooka.

It is overpowered, yes. They should have made it like require sacrifice to cast and then very easy to defend against to rebalance the spells meta.

EXACTLY, just balance it. it makes no sense that you can block all curses besides the killing curse

its also a bit weird that there is a magic school for the uk specifically while different countries have regional schools(i guess because rowling did not plan far ahead) she should have used the krum school as a "soviet" school that survived beyond the fall of the soviet union or smth, not create this weird "international school" system for continental europe vs uk and america

Honestly I think she just got lazy with it at some point. Cause if she sets up Harry Potter as the boy who lived through a crucio, then throughout the entire series she would've had to either retcon the reason why Harry is special, which would have taken effort, or she would have to enforce the idea that crucio be really really complicated to cast, but she wanted quick wand battles of people crucio'ing each other up the ass. She clearly must have wanted it both ways (giggity) locking in what would otherwise be a completely broken magic system.

The whole Rowling/Tranny feud is such a half-baked nothingburger.

The council of troons basically Lord-of-the-Flie'd themself and conjured up a bogeyman and fearmongered about it until it gained a terrible sense of power over them.
All it took was the paraphrased quote:

"people who menstruate" is a silly term

Yeah that's the really wierd thing, cause she made all these plans in her notes for the backstory. My hypothesis is that she never looked at a map and saw that Russia was really really big.
Honestly I think it should have been multiple regional schools per country, varying on how much magic history the regions in those countries are tied to.

my girlfriend larped as the male characters, HP and Snape. Ironic since a lot of the fanbase was liberal and trans (she was not trans).

They are genuinely phenomenal kids books with based messages. Based things like Hermione's SPEW (mockery of preppy social justice warirors) were left out of the movies yet the movies still have undercurrents of based.

Nice points but she actively uses the words 'gender apartheid'. She is not a prototypical woman, she is one of the manic suffragette crones that took over our country, which has women a standard deviation more liberal than even America, literally off the charts. Freemasons, lockean liberalism, malthusianism etc it all originated here and spread to the rest of the world (France mainly)

its a kids book, it wasnt written to be overanalyzed by autistic grown men, it was written to entertain kids while teaching valuable lessons

She divorced her husband because he slapped her (probably after she was a cunt). Feminists are a type of crazy you underestimate just because they are woman, until you meet a few. Most men are bluepilled.

Okay, but I'm still going to overanalyse it regardless.

okay have fun :)

I know they exist, it is sad, but... as someone that had a crush on Jane Darling, a little feminism coming from a British, Scottish, Irish, French girl is kind of hot in my opinion.

inb4 don't marry crazy.

I intend to...

Krum was a bulgarian attending a school in scandinavia
The lore made lots of room for self inserts, which other young adult series like twilight and divergent capitalized on. The only women I know who are hardcore potterheads are also the same type who obsess over astrology, so maybe there's a connection there

yes, thats why i said they should have made a soviet school. its weird that you have international schools in europe. the death curse can stay, just make it hard to cast and blockable like all spells.

She makes trooners incredible mad, so part of me really likes her.
Really too sad that she is also a feminist cunt.

Kek. Don't say I didn't warn you Ye. You have a thing for getting cucked that's your life.

A lot of British women are very feminine and have that sort of proto-intellectual charm without being insane jewish radicals is all I'm saying. Visit here and you'll see.

Because they are children mentally

harrypotter.fandom.com/wiki/Koldovstoretz
Apparently there is a Russian school but no word about whether it survived the dissolution of the soviet union. Krum was probably a special case because he was a professional athlete

The curse probably wont work on an immortal creature.

This except harry potter appeals to the nerdy insecure fat girls who were excluded by the mean girls, HP let's them live in a fantasy where they have tools like magic to bully the mean girls.
t. dated a harry potter nerd for 3 years

Many reasons, it’s a childish and fairly easy to grasp story, but I mainly like how they miss the forest for the trees

They love the aesthetics, that being British, all white, old, aristocratic. They love the idea of houses and long established bloodlines. The idea of a homogenous self governing community racially separate from the rest of mankind with its own mythos and culture, anyway I don’t want to get all political over a children’s book series and a staple of British culture

It reminds me of those leftist women that were asked what they wanted to do after le revolution, and it was all shit like “I want to teach kids”, “I want to weave and make nice clothes”, “I want to cook for people”, basically all things right wing traditionalists want women to do but they will screech and rail against that.

Most people, deep down, are right wingers.

Its also cozy ngl, hp world does give me a nostalgic, christmas-esque atmosphere.(cozy rooms, old fashioned brick, wood buildings, no technology) its a time capsule, reminds mw of the shire in lotr

all white

oh no no no

aristocratic

muggles is cipher for 'goy'

have to hide in shanty

Yeah, Rothschilds maybe. Ahahaha oh no no no look at the top of his bloodline ahahahah

Ok nvm I've figured out why she's so popular.

Quintessentially British

a lot of subversive anti-human things are 'British', such as suffragettes, literally drawing on patriotism. Arguably israel is British. Britain has been the source of judeomasonic propaganda throughout Europe, going to war with France and Germany over it.

Because it's nice. It's simply well written history for kids turning into young adult. Also it was being published as we grew up so it forms parts of our emotional personas. Its that easy

its also very cozy, love the aesthetics. a romantication of pre-technological longing as well
youtube.com/watch?v=5dp_AKwv5vI