That does sound very Gryffindor (Ron Weasley like). Also, sounds like 6 core actually? Definitely a phobic 6 fix there.Originally Posted by lynn
That does sound very Gryffindor (Ron Weasley like). Also, sounds like 6 core actually? Definitely a phobic 6 fix there.
Ravenclaw, even though some would say slytherin...ravenclaw.png
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Can you give me an analysis on how it's these two?
"Rawr I am fierce!" Slytherin. Could also be Gryffindor, but somehow it reminds me more of Slytherin. The cooler/non vibrant colors could be part of the reason why.
And then the cute part, that's Hufflepuff.
Gotcha, makes sense for the first part
Hufflepuff is cute too, not just nice-kind?
I'd say Hufflepuff is the most stereotypically cute, yeah. @Chae, what do you think?Gotcha, makes sense for the first part
Hufflepuff is cute too, not just nice-kind?
and my patronus is an ORYX!!!!!!
You can change the forum colors, but not to green or yellow. I think we should just have themes for all the houses. the4houses.info
For some reason there's a "Super Christmas" one with animated snow though.
I missed the cute part of it then... give me a Hufflepuff example of that "stereotypical cuteness" please
Also how is Slytherin Te/Fi, I'm still interested in that. ??
^^^^ Really depends on the case and situation I guessThey're so underestimated it's a joke.
Well, if one House is cute overall, it would be Hufflepuff. Ofc not all Hufflepuffs will be super cute all the time, etc.
@Medusa Most "cute" people would probably sorted into Hufflepuff, but even with all the Hufflepuff jokes, that's not one of the first things I think of.
Dunno, they just come off mild/nice/kind to me, not cute. It's a pretty loose connection, from my pov.
They are the least merry people on Earth. Slytherin I mean. Don't know much about Hufflepuff but they seem like soft hippies.
"And in those days shall men seek death, and shall not find it, and shall desire to die, and death shall flee from them."
There are a broad range of personalities in each house too. Like Hermoine and the Weasley brothers in the same house.
"And in those days shall men seek death, and shall not find it, and shall desire to die, and death shall flee from them."
Hufflepuff House was extremely underdeveloped in the book series. Hard to pinpoint said qualities. Fan theories has filled the gaps.
Though not a great movie, Divergent has more clear distinctions between groups. Like Dauntless. I am not fuckin Dauntless. lol. Fearless daredevils. There is some overlap in these groups though too. Myst could be Dauntless:
"And in those days shall men seek death, and shall not find it, and shall desire to die, and death shall flee from them."
Ah I'd be a mix of that and Erudite in this categorization system, a bit of Candor as well as third. Least like me there is the Abnegation one.
There is the overlap I talked about. You are candid too. lol.
"And in those days shall men seek death, and shall not find it, and shall desire to die, and death shall flee from them."
Probably but deraling and expanding conversation is my thing.
"And in those days shall men seek death, and shall not find it, and shall desire to die, and death shall flee from them."
This is actually a weak impression of Candid. You are trying to state a truth but beat around it enough to make a question instead of a statement.
Candid would be like, "You are disrupting this thread. Get out."
"And in those days shall men seek death, and shall not find it, and shall desire to die, and death shall flee from them."
Pretty sure I'm ravenclaw second. Gryffindor is too self-righteous for me. I don't like self-righteous people, and I'm definitely not overly zealous
Gryffindor would be third tho, cuz Hufflepuff is just shite
hufflepuffs exist to bend overSlytherin, although I obviously over-ambitiously started the Slytherin group here. I think Ravenclaw would also be OK since the riddles and such sound fun, but I wouldn't even vaguely fit into a house full of Weasleys or a house known for being doormats (or, less commonly, the positive version of doormats). I also think Slytherin + Ravenclaw and Gryffindor + Hufflepuff are the canon alliances, basically dark and mysterious vs. open and warm, but during the books everyone gets ticked off at Slytherin for being Voldemort and Malfoy (vs. during other times when it has people like Merlin in it).
I don't know about Chae, but I like it whenever anyone says they're a Hufflepuff because it's considered the most irrelevant and pathetic house in the books but people are like "I don't care, I like what it stands for and think it sounds like fun". It's similar to people typing into Slytherin, which everyone thinks is just evil and bullies or something even though according to lore it's not (although most bullies get put into Slytherin or Gryffindor, and Gryffindor is depicted through rose-tinted glasses in the books even with actual depictions of all the things they did). Gryffindor and Slytherin legitimately both come off rather Dark Triad-ish to me, Gryffindor like more of a psychopathic impulsive "let's have fun, screw everyone else" and Slytherin like Machiavellian businesslords and politicians. Then Ravenclaw is schizoidly withdrawn and just doesn't care about anyone while they're in their heads with their knowledge, and all of the actually "warm" people are grouped together in Hufflepuff. JK Rowling picked a rather weird way to divide people up, even if they are wizards...
Also, can I get sorted into Durmstrang and Beaux Batons instead of the Hogwarts-pastiche cultural appropriation houses already? That would be cool, since those were actually in the books when I read them, and I get tired of Anglophone everything. But no, I'm supposed to relate more to cultural appropriation than Germans or French because JK Rowling is a Brit and they're generally paranoid about Continental Europeans or something in ways Americans aren't...
how would you like for me to slytherin your hufflepuffs?
NAH, NAH. YOU WANNA KNOW WHOSE JOB THAT IS?hufflepuffs exist to bend over
how would you like for me to slytherin your hufflepuffs?
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All the Tumblr aesthetics for the houses pretty much show how they manage to be really broad and not well defined yet you can still say "that doesn't belong!" pretty easily. Here's one of the tiny pictures:
Ravenclaw aesthetic
Commenter: could also be a Slytherin aesthetic
Me: NO.
(Although some of the ones that are clearly intended as one House just seem wrong anyways so I don't blame people for trying to change them, and the angel in that one could fit in Slytherclaw ones easily, Slytherdor not as much)
I also think the houses work better that way. They're like teams. It's better not to have a bunch of clones who can't cover for each other.
I agree with the team mentality. It is basically people of all kinds of types coming together to fight for one shared cause.Or not fight for it, but at least represent it.
That's how even Conflictors can be in the same House.
I completely agree, the same for me - houses in that exact order and for same reasons : )
My order would be Gryffindor, Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff, Slytherin.
I am the least like Slytherin. Only if I am very unhealthy, I may become more similar to the negative Slytherin traits.
Unhealthy 4w5 and Slytherin mix well.
i've considered e6 (phobic) as a core type before, but the description of the social 6 didn't really resonate with me. i have no clue, at the moment...
My bro just sent me this gif after I gave him the pottermore link haha.
For some reason he refuses to take the test and get involved.
Earlier I asked him what House he thinks he is, and he wouldn't want to answer.
So this is the second gif he sent, haha.
(We've got this running gag of sending each other cat gifs...)
I've never had much interest in Harry Potter. Gryffindor fits me best though. It's interesting, looking through the threads that's the only one I felt "at home" in. Where I looked at the thread and thought, "yeah, this is where I go." (Except for the lipstick and strawberries post, idk what that one was about) Hufflepuff induced claustrophobia, and seemed Si quadra feelery. Syltherin was lots of 3 plus the worst stereotypes of gamma, and Ravenclaw was okay, it got better in later posts. I could maybe be there too, and only feel a little out of place.
I relate to the hard working and loyal aspects of hufflepuff if not the asmr pushover Si - Fe image of it. I also like it's underdog status so I can live with cass and Chae deciding its me. I also relate to some aspects of ravenclaw, then slytherin, and I understand gryffindor the least - they're like standard hero daredevils or something?
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