Guys can't enter girls dormitories but girls are free to enter boy dormitories?

[Mr D Grim]

I saw on a slythering room tour the guy could enter the girls dormitories cos the stairs would slide them back down, i also noticed with ravenclaw statues only on one side.
so i tested it out and created a witch, and lo and behold i could freely enter the boys dormitories.
in ravenclaw i also noticed chests through the walls using revollo when i played my wizard guessing they were part of the girls dormitories. so girls can also get all chests while boys can't? nice.

[Daddy Kratos]

dont worry therell be a mod

[DnA]

My guy you are mistaken those are LGTV not girls. Thats the special class in the game the one and only bennefit is that you can take a dump in any bathroom regardless of gender.

[Mr D Grim]

Originally posted by Seraphiel:

That's accurate in lore though. Hermione explains it.

yeah just found that out. still annoyed about missing loot tho >.> no matter how little it may be

[Tiasmoon]

Originally posted by Seraphiel:

That's accurate in lore though. Hermione explains it.

What is the explanation that was used for it? This one is a clear cut case of bias.

[Darhaksterion]

Originally posted by Tiasmoon:

Originally posted by Seraphiel:

That's accurate in lore though. Hermione explains it.

What is the explanation that was used for that one? This one is a clear cut case of bias.

"Hurr durr girls best boys bad", more or less, iirc

[gadman85]

This is actually canon to Hogwarts. Girls are supposedly "more trusted" than boys. The sliding stairs thing is how it is handled in Canon. In the books, Harry and Ron try to get to Hermione to tell her something important and the stairs turned into a slide.

[Braiven]

Just play as a female character 5Head

[Daddy Kratos]

Originally posted by Darhaksterion:

Originally posted by Tiasmoon:

What is the explanation that was used for that one? This one is a clear cut case of bias.

"Hurr durr girls best boys bad", more or less, iirc

thats exactly what it is lmao

[Fraktal]

Originally posted by gadman85:

This is actually canon to Hogwarts. Girls are supposedly "more trusted" than boys. The sliding stairs thing is how it is handled in Canon. In the books, Harry and Ron try to get to Hermione to tell her something important and the stairs turned into a slide.

If only there are magic to get around that.

[Tiasmoon]

Originally posted by Seraphiel:

I guess it sort of makes sense, hormonal boys can be creepers.

Gaslight a society long enough, and make belief does indeed turn into reality. As long as that narrative is pushed, I'm sure it will stay true to a good extent as well.

[Tiasmoon]

See also ''women are kinder then men''

[Faptor]

Originally posted by Seraphiel:

I guess it sort of makes sense, hormonal boys can be creepers.

I had a girl follow me around highschool like that heavy breathing guy from Hey Arnold!
It was pretty creepy lol

https://youtu.be/LoOA9u0p-Zg

[Darhaksterion]

Originally posted by Seraphiel:

Originally posted by Daddy Kratos:

and girls cant be? lol

Boys are more likely to be plus they have more of a physical ability to overpower girls so it makes sense.

They have equal magical powers. Plus it's a dorm, all the witches will be there casting expelliphallus at would-be molesters. Like a huge-ass castle in the middle of nowhere has no places were any assault can take place.

[Tiasmoon]

Originally posted by Seraphiel:

Statistically, it's absolutely true.

Originally posted by Tiasmoon:

Gaslight a society long enough, and make belief does indeed turn into reality.

It is true because enough of society believes it to be, so becomes a ''normal'' state to an extend. This is btw a narrative primairly pushed by women, altho most men im sure also agree with it at this point.

People are shaped a great deal by society's believes.

[martind]

Originally posted by Tiasmoon:

Originally posted by Seraphiel:

That's accurate in lore though. Hermione explains it.

What is the explanation that was used for it? This one is a clear cut case of bias.

It's almost like the author o the whole franchise has some biases of her own. And I don't blame her really. We all have them.