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I'm 100% against eugenics speak
It has unfathomably brought more evil and depravity to this world
It's given us abortion
It's given us euthanasia
It's destroyed the nuclear family
It's destroyed so much
If anyone is okay with this and follows me, unfollow me please
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I sometimes worry I’m not putting out enough new or insightful or interesting content for Malfoid. Here’s a nice pic in lieu of new headcanons lol.
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1000 Followers!
#4 Malfoid Piece on Wattpad
Can't begin to say thank you enough to everyone who has been so supportive of me! This trend has helped reignite my passion for writing as well as shattered my fear of sharing my work. Hope it's doing the same for others too!
I'm still working on a Yule Ball story next, but I'm taking my time and not rushing anything. Also thinking about releasing it in sections to make writing less stressful and to not leave people waiting.
But today I'm celebrating with you all! I'm raising my glass to Malfoid and to everyone else who is keeping this trend going!
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It's also an antidote to the entire "bad Boss bitch" friend written for strong intelligent women.
Women can be strong, intelligent, and still be women. And most of all, still be attracted to men, be confused by it, and not run from it
I think one of the strong appeals of Malfoid beyond the obvious is this idea of a woman whose has a carefully cultivated masculinised persona, then through an unexpected attraction to a man and is unable to maintain this constructed persona no matter how hard she tries. Against her will, the true feminized self emerges from within.
In an abstract sense, it is the unnatural and the chaotic being defeated and wiped away by the natural and the ordered. (art from @hayes_gens)
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An addendum: some people are commenting again that Draco gets married, he has kids, those kids go back to Hogwarts with Harry’s. People said the same thing last time I talked about this. But that is not redemption.
Respectfully, that is simply the closure of Draco’s story. He does what many boys do: he grows up, he gets married, he has offspring. That is his story ending. He has not been redeemed of anything. He did bad things and the villain was slain, but we see next to nothing about how he is redeemed, or even that he has been redeemed at all. He got married and likes his wife. I’m all for matrimony, but redemption, that is not.
This isn’t a small detail, either. The entire point of this Malfoid phenomena is watching this character make the same mistakes Draco makes, but she is redeemed through choices that the audience can witness themselves, and by the choices Harry makes to help her or on her behalf. Whether it’s the last battle (which has been rewritten or shown via AI plenty of times already) or scenes I’ve seen less of but do exist, such as where she would be charged with killing Dumbledore. It’s a question of agency.
Presumably, Malfoid will make many of the same mistakes Draco made, but we (as readers and/or viewers) will see her learn from them and watch her rise above them. She transforms from an elitist brat, to a reluctant love interest, to a heartbroken villainess, and finally into a heroine who helps defeats the villain through the power of love.
That is redemption, guys.
Accept no substitutes.
I commented very early on when the Malfoid craze started that this character works precisely because everybody knows how Draco Malfoy’s story ends. He doesn’t get a happy ending. I’ve been told that the books and extended lore do some work to alleviate this and try to file down some of his rougher edges, so take that for what it’s worth.
It also doesn’t matter that Draco wasn’t the main character, in my opinion—readers and viewers invested multiple years in his story, and there were some people who still wanted him to have one. Now they can. Redemption finally takes place, albeit in a different way than what the original story allowed for. That’s why the number of fan projects has exploded in just a matter of days, all to get to the ending everybody already knows is coming.
Malfoid is interesting for any number of reasons, not the least of which is because now she gets the ending she deserved (or that people want her male counterpart to have, if you prefer): a happy one. You also don’t have to invest years in waiting for the story to end if you don’t want to—you can tweak this part or that part of the story and get right to the immediate gratification of where she and Harry have their happy ending.
And please note how that ending is a normal, traditional, white picket fence sort that has become so subverted in our time. That can’t be ignored. No amount of Tumblr-cum-BlueSky-esque pushback can change that. A hundred years ago, their ending would’ve been completely normal. Now, it’s practically counter-cultural.
So give them a daughter that has his eyes, or a son with hers. Give them a minivan full of kids, or a whole Quidditch match’s worth. Whatever your happy ending of choice is, it’s there for the taking. Their world is your oyster.
I’ve made no secret that I’m working on an original story based on the Malfoid-HP pairing. I don’t think it’s spoiling anything that, when it’s finished, it’s my hope to have written a romance worthy of the source material. Hopefully readers will feel the same way. Readers deserve a real, genuine effort from me, just as they deserve it from anyone writing Malfoid fanfic, or OC, or anything else. I can do no less. So make your art, but make it mindfully. Respect the fans, and they will do the same in return.
It’ll be a long road getting there, but until then, we’ll always have Malfoid.
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The image-death of judges over the past decade has been crazy. They went from these upstanding paragons of the law in most cases to rogue crimelords who inflict rapists and murderers on the general populace either out of sheer ignorance or profound malice.
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A story older than most countries, built into our bones, and perpetuated by the continuous, foolhardy renewal of our vows to the impossible.
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Okay, one I'm awkward with all these likes and follows and reposts. I've been out of the content creator space for awhile. So it's something I'm not used to all the time, I just speak my thoughts and my romantic heart has been enjoying the wholesomeness that's been going on.
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Secondly, I do appreciate it. It's just not something I'm good at dealing with. It's a humbling experience to see that so many also feel the same as I do, the world has just been cruel and oppressing the good and true of it for the longest time.
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Maybe it's just me, but turning Malfoid into something not wholesome, and instead into something debased, just seems to subvert the why of the original intent. She's a lady of standard and principle aside from the darkness she deals with. It would be beneath her, low-class.
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Not saying people aren't allowed to do things.
But I think it takes away the actual art of it. Beauty, love...it's all earnestness and transcendent. It elevates, endures, it never lowers.
That is why the sensitive young man yearns. He yearns to be the dragon slayer for her.
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The world ended in 1918, WWII was its death knell, and we live in the post-apocalyptic ruins of a much greater civilization than we can even fathom.
We still hear the echoes of the knell and have no language to describe it. We call it late stage capitalism, Weimar conditions, whatever it is — it’s the bell that tolled the end of our world and we feel the grief of our ancestors as they lost the Great War, and their pain is still in our blood and we have no way to excise it.
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it’s easy to blackpill
don’t do it bros
you have so much to live for
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There is, unfortunately, much truth to this and so I'm going to help men right now:
1. The fundamental vulnerability (expressed as a psychological fear) of a woman, in terms of her romantic relationship to a man, is that she's fungible.
2. One of the core roles for a man is to eliminate this vulnerability by building a life that integrates her such that she becomes irreplaceable.
If you eliminate this concern, you'll have a much happier woman. Doing this requires actually taking the time to understand a woman.
This is why you don't want to build a life and then just try and slot a woman into it after you've done the heavy-lifting. It leaves you with few ways to resolve the issue. She'll feel replaceable because you built a life in which she IS replaeable.
The corresponding element of this is what a woman must do for a man: she must make him feel worthy because his vulnerability is that he's not good enough. This doesn't mean that she should give him empty praise. Rather, it means that she enables him to find a sense of worthiness.
Roughly speaking, a good man makes a woman irreplaceable, and a good woman makes a man worthy.
Men are so insecure that they are blithering idiots.
Men don't want to engage and understand an individual woman. They need to create bs narratives to explain why women aren't chomping at the bit to spit out sex, labor , and kids for them. It's so ridiculous
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This tactic isn't going to work, you can let all your friends at bluesky know their shaming tactics are patently transparent and ridiculous.
Everyone sees through this bullshit. You can also tell them that posting LGBT and lewd shit isn't going to derail the #Malfoid romantic love train either.
This is about a return to personal, poetic love that has fuck all to do with Sex.
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It's incredible, they failed the first part of the cycle (let us enjoy it too) and are now trying to skip to the final part of the cycle (erm it was always for us), which will also fail. I think that Malfoid has finally shown that we're willing to fight against wokeness.
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Trvke
For better or worse, the time you spend here is time. Time that can be spent on other things. And regardless of how it spent, the time passes anyway.
We are all guilty of this to one extent or another, but if here is your life, that's bad. You can't live here.
A lot of people are going to be upset to realize that there is basically no moral aspect to being funny on Twitter, and in fact it can be more soul destroying and marriage restricting then just being an actually social person irl.
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