I'm lefthanded.

[bawlbellow]

The discussions we had in Muggle Studies today were boring, but I like this idea -- I'm not very good at keeping secrets. It'll do me a favour.

And I'm not worried. All actions have their sets of consequences, and in the end, I think this move will be worth the trouble.

I think they might be shitting us about Wexler being replaced.

Comments

[jackedoff]

I'm not good at keeping secrets EITHER!

[bawlbellow]

I didn't think you would be, taking into account all the stories I've heard from your older sister.

[jackedoff]

You can't believe everything she says!

[buttonholed]

Too bad Muggles themselves, who will be far more affected by this, can't have a say. Everyone always assumes that they'd want to know but realistically, it may not be the case. But in my experience, wizards are extremely selfish.

[bawlbellow]

You're a wizard.

[buttonholed]

A fact of which I am aware.

[smithami]

Not if all the trouble wipes us out.

[bawlbellow]

Don't be an alarmist. It's not like we don't already have the upper hand.

[prefers_jam]

It would be interesting to perform a study on how the Muggle spouses of wizards who married them felt when they found out that their significant other was magical. Would they have been excited, or jealous, or a combination of the two? The results from this could in turn be used to gauge how Muggles may feel at suddenly discovering we are among them.

[bawlbellow]

Why would they be jealous?

[prefers_jam]

I would be had I turned out to be a Squib after all if others could do magic, and I could not. Which does not necessarily mean everyone will. I would not be so arrogant as to presume others shared my thoughts. But some may.

[bawlbellow]

I don't think I would feel any jealousy if the wizard was my spouse.