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Just my interpretation of the quote, but it feels like it’s focusing on morality and it’s consistancy, or there lack of. Also, emphasis on indisputably and inherently. 

Morals change with facts and experiences you go through. Nothing is forever good and bad, you can think something is good for most of your life until an experience proves it otherwise. Like for example, charity you would think is always good, however later on you would, for example, hear about how the people you are supposedly helping end up becoming dependant and are unable to sustain themselves without help.

Morals change, and when they change then the previous morals you had were technically false and invalid as you’ve had a change of mind and/or heart. 

Morals can vary from person to person. Therefore, “good” and “evil” can be talked about and people have different values which may conflict with yours. 

I’m ofc not the writer though, so I wouldn’t know what they mean. This is just my take on it, and I hope it helps. If not, then so be it. I hope you find a house you believe you fit in with :)

Back when I had first started getting into Harry Potter, I took the pottermore quiz and got Slytherin. My patronus was a snake, and it ended up with me heavily modeling Slytherin. It felt nice, but it also felt as if I was just “Slytherin” because I liked it, or modeled it, not because it was actually me. Overtime, I burned myself out. I looked at their ideals and wondered if they were really “right,” you know?

It never felt like I was ambitious enough. I had goals, but working towards them seemed tiring to the point I would just. Give up.

Cunning was my favorite, I love using multiple faces depending on who I talked to. At this point, I had thought it was normal. You adapt to your friend groups, use this humor here, and joke about this topic here but never there. But it never felt like cunning. I’m bad at manipulation, other than emotionally pulling a few heart strings here and there with words but I can’t really do it well.

I ended up burning myself, I think. I ended up turning to Hufflepuff. It felt like home, and I fit in with the loyalty but never the hardworking part. Maybe I burned Hufflepuff too.

Then, I ended up finding this quiz. Going thorough the questions made me think a lot more, and the long paragraphs made me understand the difference between Hufflepuff and Slytherin. I never really was a Hufflepuff. It’s cleared up a lot of misunderstandings.

Now I’m a Slytherin primary and secondary with a Hufflepuff primary model. I’m not burned. I’m just a Slytherin and this time I feel like it’s right and “me.” Thank you.

Yes I made an account just so no one would see this fucking long ass comment move along bye.