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Wer aktuell in Hannover ein Eigenheim sucht, der hat gleich dreimal die Möglichkeit einen echten Traum zu erwerben.

Haus mit Verkäufer:

An sich eine tolle Immobilie, gute Lage, guter Zustand und der Kaufpreis ist ein Schnäppchen. Auf den ersten Blick. Auf den zweiten Blick löst der Kaufpreis Schnappatmung aus. Denn man kauft das Haus samt Verkäufern, die dort drin wohnen bleiben werden und zwar lebenslang mit Nießbrauchrecht. Meine Vermutung? Rentner, die nicht vorgesorgt hat und jetzt den Kuchen (aka das Haus) behalten und gleichzeitig aufessen (aka den Wert verprassen) wollen. Statistisch können die mindestens noch 25 Jahre leben, danach darf man dann das Haus kernsanieren und wenn man noch die Erträge draufrechnet, die man in diesen 25 Jahren für seine halbe Million nicht bekommen hat, dann fragt man sich, wer das kaufen soll.

Stilvoller Klassiker in Bothfeld. Kapitalanlage mit Nießbrauch

Haus mit Baum:

Ein Haus, das selbst laut Makler eigentlich nur noch für den Abriss gut genug ist. Das Problem? Es handelt sich um ein Reihenmittelhaus. Der Abriss wird alles alles andere als leicht werden. Das Schmankerl oben drauf? Der Baum, der ins Haus reingewachsen ist. Dafür ist das Ganze dann mit knapp unter 400k ein Schnäppchen.

In besonderer Lage - Abriss oder Kernsanierung

Gar kein Haus:

sondern eigentlich eine Art Werkstatt/Lagerhalle/Bürogebäude. Auf einem Hinterhof. Umgeben auf allen vier Seiten von Wohnbebauung. Eigentlich ist das nur ein Grundstück, denn die Bebauung kann man abreißen. Danach kann man sich dann dort ein Tiny Haus hinstellen. Für mehr reicht der Platz nicht. Und das Ganze ist mit 850k tatsächlich das Teuerste der drei Ostereier.

Haus mit Erweiterungspotenzial in bester Lage der List!

I just finished reading it and feel like I want to re-read it immediately. It's bloody brilliant.

However, I have one question (I might have overlooked the answer in my reading-frenzy):

Why does Draco take Hermione's ring off?

I have read a couple of Hogwarts era fics where Draco is already in love with Hermione in fourth year or he at least starts to fall in love with her. In the fics I have read so far Draco is usually watching Krum rescue Hermione during the second task of the tournament and often he is nervous about Hermione wellbeing while she is at the bottom of the lake.

I would like to read a fic where he actually takes action, goes on a rescue mission and dives into the lake. He doesn't have to be the one who saves Hermione. Victor can still suceed like he did in canon. But Draco should at least try to save Hermione.

Is there a fic out there with a scene like that?

I just read the Right and Wrong series and I absolutely fell in love with Dracos flashbacks to the Hogwarts years in All The Wrong Things. The earliest flashback took place on the Hogwarts express and then there where more and more of them scattered throughout the fic.

I am looking for a fic with a vibe similar to these flashbacks but preferrably set during the Hogwarts years and written from Draco's POV. I want him to be in absolute denial first, not understanding what's happening to him, then maybe being furious about it next, trying to fight his feelings and at long last giving in to it and protecting her or his feelings for her from Voldemort or maybe even starting to court her.

It shouldn't be easy for him. I am not looking for fluff. But I am not looking for too much angst either. I want to see his emotional journey.

Does anyone have any recs for me? Please?

I have a question about the Unbreakable Vow Draco makes to Hermione in Manacled.

There are two parts to this vow and the second part is that Draco will not try to become the next Dark Lord. That's all well. He never tried and he never even remotely wanted it.

But the first part of the vow said that he would aid the order to the best of his abilities.

I am wondering if his actions, especially after Harry's death qualify as breaking his vow which means he should have died.

Draco killed Shacklebolt before Harry's death and considering that Shacklebolt was one of the leaders of the order you could say Draco went against his vow then and there. However, Shacklebolt was already dying. Draco kept his cover by killing him and thus was able to keep passing on information to the Order.

However, after Harry's death Draco starting actively looking for the remaining members of the Order. They were not dying but hiding and thus safe until he found them. He brought them back to Voldemort and killed them himself. Dozens of them, maybe even hundreds (do we have a number?).

How is this not a violation of his unbreakable vow? Shouldn't he have died as a result?

Hi y'all,

it was only a couple of months ago since I stumbled across >Manacled, read it and fell into the rabbit hole. What a reading experience!

Since then I have been reading Dramione fanfic like a madwoman. I still haven't recovered from manacled. Therefore I am avoiding dark fics at the moment.

So far I have read and loved

Depths over Distance

Absolutely fabulous. Might be my favourite Dramione fic so far. Love them both, love the banter

The Watergaw

That one had all the feels. Loved it. So poignant.

A Hard Row to Hoe

The first part blew me away. The banter! The wit! The characters! The twists! Absolutely top notch. I do admit I did not care for the Evangeline plot line. But the writing is fantastic.

The Disappearances of Draco Malfoy

I loved how this fic felt like one of the original books. It took my right back to the time when I was reading all the books.

Wait and Hope and Beginning an End.

Absolutely fantastic. I loved both of them, probably Beginning and End even more because of the sloooooooow burn.

I do have a copy of DMATMOOBIL but I want to keep it for later. I have heard so much praise about this fic and I just want tio look forward to it a bit longer. I also have Detraquee bookmarked but I am not sure what to expect. Is ist fluffy, funny, plot-driven, character growth or angsty? I also have the Timeless series and the Right and Wrong series but I am also not sure what to expect of these. I try to avoid dark and angsty or fics where they have a toxic or abusive relationship.

How shall I proceed? Do you have any recs, especially for fics in the spririt and writing style of Depths Over Distance and The Watergaw?

I am looking for real character growth, especially for Draco. No insta-saint Draco and if possible also no Lord Malfoy. No Ron or Harry bashing, please because I love them to pieces. Fun and banter is great or fics that have a deep emotional impact without totally gutting me. But nothing that's too sweet and romantic either.

Offensichtlich frage ich nicht für mich ;-).

Der Betroffene, hat das seit einem halben Jahr oder vielleicht einem Jahr. Es verursacht keine Schmerzen, aber ein unangenehmes Gefühl oder Ziehen. Fruchtbarkeit ist kein Thema (mehr). Es geht nur um das Wohlbefinden.

Hatte jemand das von Euch oder hat es noch?

Ich würde mich über Erfahrungsberichte sehr freuen, vor allem zu der Frage OP ja oder nein und warum.

Edit: Weil das häufiger aufgetaucht ist: Der Urologe wurde natürlich konsultiert, hat die Diagnose gestellt und gesagt, weil es keine Schmerzen bereitet (nur Ziehen) und kein Kinderwunsch (mehr) besteht, braucht man nichts machen.

Das Ziehen ist halt aber doch unangenehm, auch wenn es meist nicht wirklich schmerzhaft ist.

Hi y'all,

a couple of months I fell into the Manacled rabbit hole and immediately afterwards I read each and every fic I could find on AO3 that is set in the Manacled verse. I am talking about missing scenes from Manacled or scenes re-written from Draco's POV.

There was one story I can't find again now and it's driving me nuts. I don't remember if it was a one shot or a longer fic. I don't remember if it was complete or a WIP.

The only thing I know was this: Draco and Hermione's first encounter at the safe hause was written from Draco's POV and when he first sees her he doesn't recpgnize her and thinks the order has sent someone else. It's only a short moment. When she starts to walk up to him and to speak he realizes it is her after all but at first he is furious because he thinks the order is trying to trick him.

Does anyone remember this one scene? I know it is a long shot but I had to ask.

I am a first time watcher and half way through season 6.

I try to word this as carefully as I can - I find season 5 and 6 (so far) very different in style from seasons 1 to 4. What I loved about seasons 1 to 4 was how the show wove historic events and personal drama into each other and created a story out of it. The show was never about relationships alone but it was never about politics or history alone either. It was a perfect mix. I find the show to focus much more on the personal relationships in season 5 and season 6 (so far). But maybe I am missing the greater picture or the beautiful details. Therefore I'd really like you all to share your love about seasons 5 and 6.

I also have one additional question regarding Willismania. Is it known how much time William and Harry spent into each others company after Diana's death? They both went to Eton but their age difference might have prevented them from seeing each other while at school. We don't see them having lunch at school or hanging out. That would leave the weekends but I'd be interested if there are actual facts about how close Wills and Harry were during those years until they were both grown up.

I am a first time watcher and I am surprised at how much I like the series. The one thing that won me over was how every episode felt like a lesson in history without feeling like a lesson.

I like Gillian Anderson as Thatcher. I think she did a good job (Anderson, not Thatcher). However, what put me off was that in the show Thatcher started her tenure as prime minister as an old woman.

In reality she was in her 50s when she moved into Downing Street and although that was a bit older than it is today it wasn't as she was in her 70s.

But that's how she looks like, talks like and walks like. And when she leaves Downing street 12 years later she is exactly the same age. Not a day older.

Did anyone else notice that too?

Ich habe manchmal das Gefühl, dass die Tragweite des Umbruches, in dem Deutschland, Europa und die Welt sich befinden, nicht ernsthaft diskutiert wird. Es wird versucht, hier etwas zu flicken und da etwas auszubessern, aber weil jedes Mal irgendjemand "Aua" schreit, wird das dann ganz schnell wieder rückgängig gemacht. Die Folge ist, das unsere Politik wie gelähmt ist und die Folge davon ist, dass Parteien, die keine Lösungen, dafür aber Sündenböcke haben, an Zuspruch gewinnen.

Lassen wir uns mal Bilanz ziehen: Das Rentensystem funktioniert aufgrund des demographischen Wandels nicht mehr lange. Das Gesundheitssystem funktioniert aufgrund der höheren Lebenserwartung und der besseren Medizin bald nicht mehr. Unser Verteidigungssystem bricht gerade vor unseren Augen auseinander. Die Automobilindustrie in Deutschland verliert an Bedeutung, sowohl wirtschaftlich, als auch bei der Beschäftigung. Der Klimawandel ist real.

Was ist der Weg für Deutschland? Wer können unsere neuen Verbündeten sein, wirtschaftlich, in der Politik, in der Verteidigung? Wie können wir uns wirtschaftlich neu aufstellen? Was ist eine reelle Zukunftsvision für die Wirtschaft in Deutschland? Wie werden wir mit dem Klimawandel umgehen und mit den daraus folgenden neuen Flüchtlingsströmen?

Die naheliegende Lösung ist ein Krieg. der Krieg ist immer ein Reset Punkt. Mit Krieg kann man Geld verdienen und mit dem Wiederaufbau nach dem Krieg kann man auch Geld verdienen.

Mir wäre aber eine Lösung ohne Krieg deutlich lieber. Was ist eine realistische Zukunftsvision für Deutschland für die nächsten 50 Jahre? Wo liegen Chancen, die Deutschland ergreifen könnte?