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I remember being surrounded by toxic people for years - The kind who judged others based on their clothes and looks, ridiculed everything and everyone, and led a life with no real direction - no education, no job, no healthy lifestyle, no goals, and no desire to change at all. They were fun to hang out with, sure, but one day I asked myself, ‘Would I want my future child to meet these people?’ The answer was no. So, I cut ties and set myself free. 0 reply
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I’m really saddened by Maggie Smith’s passing. We even had a drink in her memory tonight. In our house, there’s always something related to Harry Potter going on. We’re either reading the books, watching the movies, or playing Hogwarts Legacy. Just a few days ago, I got a Dobby bookmark, and Hagrid and Snape Funko Pops are hanging from my bag, but Minerva was different… Minerva was always my idol. I felt a strong connection to her character. I’ve always wanted my future to be like Professor McGonagall’s: A powerful, respected, and incredibly wise woman, trusted by her community. Minerva never judged anyone prematurely; she was compassionate, never reacted impulsively, and treated all her students equally. She was one of the most impartial characters in Rowling’s world, and after Dumbledore’s death, she took control of the story so well. But none of this would have been possible without Maggie Smith’s incredible performance. Maggie Smith lived Minerva! Rest in peace, Professor McGonagall. 0 reply
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