I'm a twenty something year old Potterhead with some definite quirks! I'm a Gryffinclaw (or Ravendor) depending on your outlook. And here's some of my rambling rants and crazy thoughts. Hope you enjoy!
I found this post on Tumblr (below) and it got me thinking... What if there were only three houses at Hogwarts? How different would that make the story? Anyway, I'm interested to see where you guys think some of our favourite HP characters would be best placed if the house they were in didn't exist. First up is Dumbledore's Army, then you can re-sort the Marauders and then jump to 19 years later section! Happy sorting guys!!
Get to know some facts and raise awareness about Mental Health in the UK by taking this short quiz.
Ever had that discussion with your friends at Hogwarts? Where you try to decide which magical creature you would want to be? Well, don't worry if you're undecided, this quiz will settle it once and for all.
When people ask me questions about my anxiety, I often find it really hard to explain. I understand that it is hard for others to understand and one day while wandering around the internet world, I stumbled across this. I can't quite remember where I found it but it explains the feelings often experienced by someone with anxiety perfectly and is well worth sharing! (Text description of images included)
Some weird and wonderful things I'm going to need just a bit more info on from the wizarding world of Harry Potter.
Panic attacks can make it hard to complete everyday tasks such as going to work or driving, and in many cases, people who suffer from them may also develop phobias of the events or activities that have surrounded their panic attacks in the past. These attacks are frightening, marked by both physical and emotional symptoms and when someone you know has one it can be difficult to know how to help. Here's some helpful tips for people wanting to help a friend during a panic attack.
Relationships aren’t easy and take a lot of work — we all know this. But there is a special kind of challenge involved when it comes to being friends with someone with an anxiety disorder. Often, the person suffering from the disorder will have had time to come to terms with their challenges and been taught how to manage and deal with these however, we rarely take a moment to appreciate and comprehend the struggles involved with making a friendship work from the other person’s perspective. You accept your friend for the way they are because, regardless of their challenges with anxiety, they're still really great to be around and believe it or not anxious people make the BEST friends but here's 10 things you'll learn throughout your friendship...
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