(Requested by Anon)
When Jessica visited La Push to get away from the stresses of being Valedictorian and having a dumbass for an off/on boyfriend, she never expected to be looked at like she was the sun. She didn’t expect this hunky, tan guy with a killer smile to take to her.
But it happened, and she had never been happier.
Just thinkin about spellsword!Snape again.
Can we all just agree that 16 year old Sirius tricking Snape into going inside the shrieking shack knowing that werewolf!Remus was inside it is horrifying and should not be cancelled out by the fact that Severus might have already known that Remus was a werewolf? Or is asking for basic human empathy too much work for Marauder stans?
The amount of people who’ve deluded themselves into believing everything that happened in that incident was Snape’s fault astonish me. That, alongside the excuses they make for SWM, make me seriously question how they actually treat irl victims, or whether they simply throw all common sense out the window when the victim in question is Severus.
Newsflash: Even if Severus 10000% knew that Remus was a werewolf, Sirius still deliberately led him into the shack, even when he knew there was a guarantee of Severus being either killed or infected. Both of which would not only end Snape’s life (either figuratively or literally), but would mentally destroy Sirius’s best friend (Remus) and possibly get him executed/imprisoned.
It was still extremely inhuman of Sirius to do, and he should have been punished properly. He was the one who revealed Remus’s darkest secret in the first place, the chain of events never would’ve been set off had he not told Severus anything. Saying “well Snape shouldn’t have-” is grade A victim-blaming. Perhaps Snape shouldn’t have done what he did, but that doesn’t make him any less of a victim, that’s like thinking a woman isn’t a victim because “it’s her fault for being out so late.” And do people not realise that Snape would have never even tried to figure out what Remus was hiding had he not been part of the group that “relentlessly bullied” Severus in the first place?? That’s not entirely Remus’s fault, but it definitely isn’t Snape’s either.
So, whether or not Snape knew, Sirius still withheld vital information that would’ve prevented a teenager from nearly dying, for the sole purpose of having a laugh about it, and he couldn’t even bother to understand what the consequences would mean if his sick prank had actually succeeded—for Severus, for his best friend, and even for Sirius himself. Severus potentially knowing is hardly pertinent, so stop clinging onto an argument that was never even confirmed or hinted at and start addressing your fave’s flaws.
bitches be like “I hate Snape because he’s a bad person” and then stan every Slytherin that isn’t him.
Nah man I'm not sure about Lily but James was definitely turn on by his fights with Snape, it fits his character. He bullied him so much that he was on tht poor guy's mind the rest of his life, why do you want to be on a man's thoughts so badly 🤨 ? Sounds sus to me
this is so ✨canon✨
honestly, I would kill to see James’s reaction when he sees people looking at his hatred for Snape and being like “ayo that’s sus” 💀
Imagine if there were students who thought the same, and if people spread rumours about it.😭 Can someone pls write a fic about this?
Magic number
Yea i drew jeverus/snames or whatever u call it, the brainrot was real strong
Smth smth james finds out sev can fly without a broom
Spicy and fluffy headcanons of your bedtime with Severus, Lucius or Xenophilius 🌙
NSFW, gn reader, fluff and smut
So a free tool called GLAZE has been developed that allows artists to cloak their artwork so it can't be mimicked by AI art tools.
AI art bros are big mad about it.
