HARRY POTTER

Who agrees that an intelligent, strong-willed character such as Hermione Granger would've naturally gravitated towards the alpha male of the series, Harry, and would never have had time for an awkward, shambolic character such as Ron Weasley? To me, the romantic element of the series has never"rung true" : Harry and Hermione by nature should've been destined for eachother, with Ron and perhaps one of the other female characters (Fleur Delacours, Luna Lovegood) becoming romantically involved. I'd be interested to hear what other fans' opinions are on this.

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PicturesOfABetterTomorrow · 41-45, M

Ok. First off humans do not behave according to a debunked theory about canine behavior that even the person behind the theory has walked away from.

Attraction is very individual and made up of a host of factors and has nothing to do with Andrew Tate type nonsense.

One of the most healthy couples I know the woman in question is the most extroverted and strong willed, marches to the beat of her own drum kind of people out there.

Her fiance is the complete opposite. He has always been quiet and reserved, introverted and very logical and practical.

He keeps her grounded in reality and and she gets him out of his shell and gives him the confidence to try new things.