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Topic	Would you date a Harry Potter Adult? Like 'still waiting for their letter'
MrMallard 09/16/23 11:47:01 PM #1:	Would you? - Results (13 votes) Yes - I myself am a big Harry Potter fan, and we can make a bunch of little potterlings and do sorting hat themed gender reveal parties 7.69% (1 vote) 1 Yes - it doesn't bother me when people have intense interests like HP or Disney, and I think it'd be easy enough to love them for their other qualities instead of defining them by their fandom 30.77% (4 votes) 4 Yes - smash on that gryffindor bedspread and dip boiiiiii!!!!! 0% (0 votes) 0 No - there's a point where obsession with a single property gets old, and while I'm sure they have plenty of other nice qualities, I don't think I could handle that sort of obsession for long 15.38% (2 votes) 2 No - there's something almost cultish about fans who are just as obsessed with something today that they were obsessed with as children. "Harry Potter adult" is straight-up a dating red flag 15.38% (2 votes) 2 No - wouldn't even smash tbh 30.77% (4 votes) 4 Other 0% (0 votes) 0 imo, there's room for intense special interests, but being a Harry Potter/Star Wars/Disney Adult is kind of a turnoff and I don't think I would date someone whose life is defined by their undying fandom for a media property they've been obsessed with since they were five years old. Like there's a point where I don't think I could have a productive relationship with someone who runs that hot for something like Harry Potter. That's not to say I'm an attractive kettle of fish myself, it's just a statement of preference. <cite>MrMallard posted [p:976119701] in Would you ... [t:80568431]...</cite> <quote> Would you? - Results (13 votes) Yes - I myself am a big Harry Potter fan, and we can make a bunch of little potterlings and do sorting hat themed gender reveal parties 7.69% (1 vote) 1 Yes - it doesn't bother me when people have intense interests like HP or Disney, and I think it'd be easy enough to love them for their other qualities instead of defining them by their fandom 30.77% (4 votes) 4 Yes - smash on that gryffindor bedspread and dip boiiiiii!!!!! 0% (0 votes) 0 No - there's a point where obsession with a single property gets old, and while I'm sure they have plenty of other nice qualities, I don't think I could handle that sort of obsession for long 15.38% (2 votes) 2 No - there's something almost cultish about fans who are just as obsessed with something today that they were obsessed with as children. "Harry Potter adult" is straight-up a dating red flag 15.38% (2 votes) 2 No - wouldn't even smash tbh 30.77% (4 votes) 4 Other 0% (0 votes) 0 Show Voting Form imo, there's room for intense special interests, but being a Harry Potter/Star Wars/Disney Adult is kind of a turnoff and I don't think I would date someone whose life is defined by their undying fandom for a media property they've been obsessed with since they were five years old. Like there's a point where I don't think I could have a productive relationship with someone who runs that hot for something like Harry Potter.That's not to say I'm an attractive kettle of fish myself, it's just a statement of preference.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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