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☆Alina☆

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I'm obsessed with Wolfstar.
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Some people say “Not everything is about Wolfstar.” They’re wrong. Everything is about Wolfstar. Even things that aren’t. Especially things that aren’t.

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"Omg you finally finished the series you must be so happy"

No. Finishing a series feels like losing a piece of my soul. I feel a sort of empty longing feeling for those characters that don't even exist and then I'm stuck in this endless cycle of chasing new series to fill the void they left behind. No one ever talks about that hollow, aching feeling you get after finishing the last chapter. It's beautiful and tragic all at once, mourning something that doesn't exist.

Wolfstar raising Harry
Harry: what does gays mean?
Sirius: it’s when two men love each other -like Remus and I
Harry: what does ‘penetrating gays’ mean?
Sirius: UHH.. Put that in a sentence for me please
Harry: “she stared at him with a penetrating gaze”
Sirius: oh thank Merlin

"No, my daughter is completely fine."

Mom, I can't sleep at night because I read about two boys kissing and loving each other with all their beings, I read about one of the best gay couples that exists and I cry when it's sad. I'm addicted to Ao3, I think since I installed the app, my nights consist of reading until my eyes close by themselves. I like wolfstar, I really love it, and it's so rare that I love something so much that I can't stop reading even if it's 3 am. So, Mom, I'm okay. But I'm okay with Ao3 and wolfstar.

I'm so happy when I think of them, their love, their smile, their hug, their kiss, their relationship, everything of them. It makes me feel so good to think of them. But when I remember how it all ended I can never keep my eyes dry. So I stop thinking about them and concentrate on what I'm doing. But it comes back suddenly, when I draw a star or see someone wearing a Hogwarts outfit, I think of them. All the time. And I smile, until I think about how it all ended.

Creds: Sophithil

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