TV + Movies 17 Reasons Harry Potter Fans Have More Fun Than Muggles Our drinking games are ~*magical*~ By Johanna Mort Updated 6 years ago, January 28, 2019 Harry Potter 1. We’re not afraid to express our love for every. single. aspect. of the HP Universe. DevientArt//Dat-Chic 2. We have our own holiday weekend. It’s called the “Harry Potter Weekend” on ABC Family and it’s miraculous. Harry Potter It’s on all the time, and we’ll watch it every single weekend. http://imgur.com/ 3. We’re not afraid to be openly in love with a fictional character. toponday.com 4. Our holiday decorations are on point. http://the-ruins-of-us.tumblr.com/ 5. Our drinking games are ~*magical*~ http://imgur.com/ 6. We have gifs for every occasion. http://imgur.com/ 7. We spend our time thinking about truly important things. http://imgur.com/ 8. When we’re missing HP, we make hilarious musicals that get a sub-fandom of its own. A Very Potter Musical Seriously. THESE GUYS. A Very Potter Musical 9. We’re positive thinkers. tumblr.com 10. Our imaginations are constantly in motion. imgur.com 11. We like to delve deep into each character’s psyche. http://i-am-in-your-fandom.tumblr.com/ 12. We’re always looking to improve upon bad ideas. imgur.com 13. We like to collaborate with all corners of the Internet. harrypotterfandom.wordpress.com 14. We’re capable of great feats of adorableness. http://giveitlove.com/ 15. We’ll break down the books and movies, word by word, until the day we die. imgur.com 16. We’ll apply wizarding world lingo to every aspect of our lives. Mugglenet.com 17. We love collaborating with other fandoms for endless fun. pinterest.com For more writing like this from Johanna, follow her on Facebook. Read this: 17 Reasons Harry Potter Fans Are The Best People To Date Read this: 22 Hank And John Green Quotes That All Lost Young Adults Need To Read Read this: 21 Things Only People Madly In Love With Books Understand
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