Speed Dating in the Wizarding World: The Most Eligible Bachelors/ettes This Valentine’s Day
Join “The Quibbler” as we date a plethora of members of the wizarding world in under 70 minutes or less.
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Six Steps to Dating a Non-“Potter” Fan
From the person who used “Potter”-themed pick-up lines on Tinder: a step-by-step guide on how to date a non-“Potter” fan.
Dating Ron Weasley: Pros and Cons List
You know the good old, tried and true pros and cons list? I’ve been creating these lists for “Harry Potter” characters. In honor of Ron Weasley’s birthday, it seems only fitting that he should be the subject of my next list.
Which Hogwarts Houses Should Date?
Dating is complex. You spend time getting to know strangers who could very well turn out to be just as bad as “You-Know-Who.” We all know that the basis of a solid relationship is a mutual love for all things “Harry Potter”. So why not take a look at compatibility based on your Hogwarts House?
Dating Neville Longbottom: Pros and Cons
You know the good old, tried and true pros and cons list? I decided to make lists for “Harry Potter” characters as if I were trying to decide whether or not to date them, and this is the result.
Dating Harry Potter: Pros and Cons List
You know the good old, tried and true pros and cons list? I decided to make lists for “Harry Potter” characters as if I were trying to decide whether or not to date them, and this is the result.
I Tried All the Dating Advice in “Harry Potter”, and Here’s What Happened
I’m bad at dating and enjoy living dangerously. So I’m marking the week of my two-year anniversary with my boyfriend by taking all the dating advice given in the “Harry Potter” books. Will we still be together by the end of the week?
The 12 “Potter” Characters You Meet on Tinder
Sure, they may have the ability to fly and get the housework done by magic, but when it comes to dating, the characters of “Harry Potter” have to wade through the same morass of horrible mistakes as the rest of us.
The Fleeting Treatment of Romance in “Harry Potter”
While teenagers will form relationships at school and these are part and parcel of growing up, it is dangerous and over-simplistic to actually describe them as ‘true love’, much less extrapolate them to marriage.
