Fanfics like The Moirai and the Lair of Death and Vipers?

Support system that stays with Harry. Sure, there are characters who were divided in the story, but there were characters who supported Harry and what he went through, I really liked that about the fic. Even if they go against Dumbledore's orders/advice/feelings.

Morally gray/somewhat realistic portrayal of what happens after something horrible happens. I loved Harry and Snape's characterizations the most in the story, but other characters like Draco and Sirius were also complicated in their personality, which was nice to see.

I like that we didn't really have the characters bashed. Sure, there was disagreement, but nobody was really bashed, I liked that. I think character bashing is rather lazy. Feel free to recommend me fics with character bashing if they match what I want with other things, but just let me know.

I love Ron and Hermione and love when they remain friends with Harry. I know that sometimes these are difficult to find, usually one tends to leave Harry, but if you can recommend any where Ron and Hermione remain Harry's friends let me know. If one or both leave, you can recommend them, just let me know please.

Completed preferred, but WIP or abandoned is okay, just let me know.

I love: Drarry, Snarry, Wolfstar, Rare Pairs. But it can be any pairing, it can even be a threesome/moresome, or even no pairings is fine with me.

Interesting background pairings would be fun as well, though not needed.

Gray or dark Harry is fine, if he is dark I'd like him to have his own morals or sense of right, if that makes sense.

Hurt/Comfort, Found Family Elements, Trauma, aftermath recovery (or a mix and match, doesn't have to have everything).

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u/NotSoSnarky — 5 days ago
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Any solid post war suggestions?

I love reading adult characters in fanfiction, my big thing is post war, when they're 17 or older.

Can be Alternate universe, time travel, whatever.

I know that this is a slash subreddit, and I'm looking for slash, but I'm also fine with het and femslash.

The longer the better, though shorter or even oneshots are fine with me.

In the mood for hurt/comfort (happy or hopeful ending), or a mystery type of fic, but can be any genre.

Favorite pairings: Harry/Draco, Harry/Severus, Remus/Sirius, also enjoy Remus/Severus, Sirius/Severus, Remus/Severus/Sirius, Harry/Ron/Hermione and some others like Percy/Oliver, Charlie/Draco, etc. Also enjoy rare pairs. I tend to prefer to read Harry centric fanfic, but anyone can be the main character.

I don't go out of my way to read mpreg, but I have read some that are pretty good, that I was surprised by.

I'm not the biggest fan of character bashing, I find it lazy. I prefer complicated/complex characters.

I love when Ron and Hermione are friends with Harry, I don't like when authors split them up. Feel free to recommend me some, just let me know.

GallaPlacidia has written some of my favorite post war fanfics, just to give you an idea.

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u/NotSoSnarky — 11 days ago

Harry is captured, tortured and eventually rescued fics?

I'm wanting to see the healing side of things, though we can see some of what goes on when Harry goes missing.

I don't like when the order is just black and white, I like when the people in the order has differences, I like when Hermione and Ron remain Harry's friends, not necessary, but please tell me if they don't remain his friend in the story.

Self recs are fine with me.

Can be Drarry, Snarry, or whatever other pairing. Bonus for fun background pairings, or different support groups (Neville, Blaise, Ginny, Luna, Narcissa, Remus, Sirius, McGonagall, or whoever, can be whoever)

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u/NotSoSnarky — 13 days ago

Found family in crime?

Looking for movies that have that found family trope, but the people do crime. Like Shoplifters or We're the Miller's. I'm not looking for something like The Godfather, where the actual family is involved in crime.

Can be dark and gritty, or funny and light hearted. I don't care the genre or vibe overall.

Bonus for female main character, but not at all necessary.

Can be from anywhere around the world, any decade is fine. Live action or animated (are there animated movies like this? Fantastic Mr Fox, I suppose, but they're actually family).

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u/NotSoSnarky — 21 days ago

Books with a autumn vibe?

As it says in the title, doesn't have to necessarily be set in fall, but just have that overall vibe. Can be any genre or decade (though I am a fan of crime, mystery, thriller and fantasy) I'm open to other genres.

Big fan of female main character, (The Silence of the Lambs, Pretty Little Liars) but male main characters are perfectly fine with me.

I'm an adult, I would like to have an adult main character, but I won't say no to a child or teenager main character either. (For example the Harry Potter books are some of my favorites). Have also read The Hunger Games, Percy Jackson, Artemis Fowl series.

I love authors like: James Patterson, Mary Higgins Clark, Lisa Gardner, to name a few. Just to give you an idea.

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u/NotSoSnarky — 21 days ago
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Morally gray, (dark, but has own morals is also fine) complex, Harry?

Would also love more complex Albus Dumbledore, who isn't just a evil mustache twirling villain, and a more complex Severus Snape who is often torn with what to do.

I've read The Moirai and the Lair of Death and Vipers, it was so incredibly brutal, heartbreaking and amazing all in one.

I love how we get to see the more minor characters like certain Death Eaters interact, how we see the Order members feel about what is happening.

I love Harry, Ron and Hermione's friendship, so I was happy that they were with Harry, more than for Dumbledore. Too often they bash Ron and Hermione, or tend to just bash the Weasley's, which I just tend to click out of when that happens.

Now doesn't have to have everything I'm looking for, of course. Though loyal Ron and Hermione would be nice, if possible.

Completed would be preferred, incomplete or abandoned is okay if you think it's worth it.

Can be any pairing, I know that this is a slash subreddit, but I'm also fine with het, or gen. Threesomes/moresomes are fine as well.

Some fun side pairings would be neat as well, not necessary though.

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u/NotSoSnarky — 22 days ago

Some horror movies that I might have missed?

Can be from any decade, language, animated or live action.

I do like when there's a female main character, but a male being the main character is completely fine!

Think Halloween, Carrie, The Shining (etc) I've watched a lot of the regularly suggested horror movies, though feel free to recommend some that I might have missed.

Can also have other genres, doesn't have to be mainly horror either.

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u/NotSoSnarky — 1 month ago

Who is your favorite girl that Joey dated?

A lot of his dates are one episode type of girls, but I was wondering who your favorite was.

The pregnant girl that Joey helped in season 1, doesn't count since they didn't date, but anyone else does.

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u/NotSoSnarky — 1 month ago

Best shows to watch on HBO Max?

Can be any genre, decade or language. I am a fan of sitcoms/comedy shows, though the genre can be anything.

What I've watched already:

Rick and Morty

Pretty Little Liars

Adventure Time

The Big Bang Theory

Friends (my comfort show)

Degrassi the Next Generation

Cupcake Wars/Fixer Upper/Love it or List It/Flip or Flop

(I'm in the US, in case that matters).

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u/NotSoSnarky — 1 month ago

Based on my favorites, what to watch next?

To start with, I'm not new to watching movies, but I'm wanting suggestions. Any decade, or language is fine with me.

The Wizard of Oz (1939)

Casablanca (1942)

Singin in the Rain (1952)

12 Angry Men (1957)

Airplane! (1980)

Clue (1985)

The Princess Bride (1987)

Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988)

Die Hard (1988)

My Neighbor Totoro (1988)

Back to the Future II (1989)

Beauty and the Beast (1991)

The Silence of the Lambs (1991)

The Muppet Christmas Carol (1992)

The Shawshank Redemption (1994)

The Lion King (1994)

Good Will Hunting (1997)

The Truman Show (1998)

Saving Private Ryan (1998)

Mulan (1998)

The Green Mile (1999)

The Emperor's New Groove (2000)

Legally Blonde (2001)

Monsters Inc (2001)

Oldboy (2003)

Kill Bill (2003)

Mean Girls (2004)

I Saw the Devil (2010)

Wolf Children (2012)

Optional: Feel free to look through my letterboxed on what I've watched already, you can look through it by decade, it's right by Rating, if you want to look through a certain decade to see if I've watched a certain movie or not already.

https://letterboxd.com/NotSoSnarky/films/

u/NotSoSnarky — 1 month ago

Cartoons that don't talk down to its viewers?

For example: Avatar the Last Airbender, Over the Garden Wall, Infinity Train, Gravity Falls. To name a few.

I'm alright with raunchy humor, depending on how it's done. I did like the earlier seasons of Family Guy and Rick and Morty.

Childish moments are okay, Avatar the Last Airbender does have its childish moments, but it also talks about serious things in a way anyone could understand.

I was born in the early 90s and grew up in the late 90s to early to mid 2000s, so a lot of popular cartoons around that time I did watch.

Violence in shows is fine, I'm not usually squeamish with violence.

Note: Not looking for anime, since I have watched a decent amount of it. Though it can be in another language.

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u/NotSoSnarky — 2 months ago

Best seasons of Hell's Kitchen for the talent?

I'm sure that there all seasons have their bad chefs, but are there any seasons in particular that just have really good talented chefs on both teams? Bonus for little to no drama/catty behavior.

I haven't watched the show in ages, so I'm always willing to rewatch seasons if there are any that I've seen already.

Some drama is fine, just don't want it over run.

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u/NotSoSnarky — 2 months ago

Characters on TV shows with nasal/high-pitched sounding voices?

An odd request, I admit. Just something that I wandered about. They don't have to be the main character, although they can be. They can also just be a guest star.

Common examples:

Steve Urkel from Family Matters

Janice from Friends

Fran from The Nanny.

Bernadette from The Big Bang Theory

I do enjoy comedy/sitcoms, but they can be any genre, I'm not picky, I also don't care about the decade.

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u/NotSoSnarky — 3 months ago

Any comedy shows that I might have missed?

I'm really big on comedy shows/sitcoms. (Doesn't have to be a sitcom). I'm looking for something I might have missed.

Friends (My Comfort show)

How I Met Your Mother

Full House

The Nanny

That 70s Show

Modern Family

Two and a Half Men

The Big Bang Theory

Everybody Loves Raymond

Boy Meets World

Mom

Mike & Molly

Drake & Josh

Variety of Disney/Nickelodeon comedy shows in general.

Just to name a few that I've watched. Doesn't need to be American. After watching some movies I noticed I enjoy British comedy for example. It can be from anywhere though, I'm not picky. If it's not in English I just need subtitles.

Animated shows are fine too, but I've also watched a lot of animated shows, so anything underrated/not talked about enough would be nice.

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u/NotSoSnarky — 3 months ago

A solid period piece?

Something that goes all out with the costumes, hair, setting, etc. Can be any time period, I'm not picky. I don't care what the genre is either, can be any genre.

I've never watched a period piece show before, but I wanted to give them a try.

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u/NotSoSnarky — 3 months ago

A solid period piece setting?

Something that goes all out with the costumes, hair, setting, etc. Can be any time period, I'm not picky. I don't care what the genre is either, can be any genre.

I've never watched a period piece show before, but I wanted to give them a try.

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u/NotSoSnarky — 3 months ago

Thriller movies not from the USA?

I enjoy thriller movies (particularly psychological thriller, but any kind of thriller is good for me). I'm looking for some thrillers not made in the USA. I was going to say non-English movies, but then I thought that there are English-speaking movies not made in the USA, so I didn't want to exclude those.

Some obvious ones (so hopefully people will recommend something else): Perfect Blue, Oldboy, Memories of Murder.

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u/NotSoSnarky — 3 months ago

Mockumentary type of shows?

Something like The Office or Modern Family. Though, any genre is fine. It doesn't have to be comedy (though it can). It doesn't need to be anything like The Office or Modern Family, just in the Mockumentary genre.

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u/NotSoSnarky — 3 months ago

What's something you wish we could have seen in the show?

Rachel, Jill and Amy together in an episode.

Similarly, The Geller's and the Green parents hanging out.

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u/NotSoSnarky — 4 months ago

What books by Agatha Christie should I read to get into her writing?

I have heard of Agatha Christie, and I've been wanting to read her books. The only problem is, where do I begin? What books should I read first? What is everybody's favorites? What do you think is a top 5, top 10, etc list of hers? Help me narrow it down somewhat.

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u/NotSoSnarky — 4 months ago