I never liked Harry Potter. Also my conservative Christian parents were fantasy nerds (my dad's nickname was Hobbit when he was younger) and had more specific reasons for not allowing the books than "magic is always from Satan"; namely, that there was no moral consistency coming out of the authority figures.
Breaking all the rules is okay so long as you're Harry Potter. My mom read the first three books and didn't let any of us read any of them, hahaha.
I wound up not being interested in it, unlike Dungeons & Dragons which was also forbidden but for different reasons.
What are you talking about? Literally until the first time she said that men in drag shouldn't be allowed in the women's restroom or changing room, Rowling was a beloved figure of the social left, especially for her virtue signal of declaring Dumbledore gay. You might hate her guts now but you didn't then.
What are you talking about? Literally until the first time she said that men in drag shouldn't be al
Dude's a satanist in denial, but he's got a point. I'm old enough to remember when Harry Potter was the ONLY books all lefty kids read. Literally. EVERYTHING was Harry Potter metaphors because they didn't know any other literature.
Dude's a satanist in denial, but he's got a point. I'm old enough to remember when Harry Potter was
