[ SECRET POST #3064 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3064 ⌋

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Comments

[fingalsanteater]

Not seen this trend in HP fandom at all. I thought the trend was Indian!Harry and black!Hermione?

I only read on genderswap HP fic and Harry (Harriet) is just as flawed and wonderful as her male counterpart, so I can't say I've seen the Harry as a female would be more sensitive, etc. thing.

[(Anonymous)]

Indian!Hermione and black!Harry IMO

[(Anonymous)]

This used to be a really popular thing in the Harry Potter fandom. I remember distinctly the terms "taco show" and "magic stick" being used, the former for male to female genderswaps and the latter for the opposite.

But this was years and years and years ago and has probably been long forgotten.

[fingalsanteater]

Must've been way back in the day, then. Definitely not the current trend.

[alexi_lupin]

omg lol when was this? I've been in fandom since the early 2000s so either I missed it or it's WAAAAY back.

[sarillia]

I remember a lot of fics called The Girl Who Lived back in the day (though some of them gave Harry a sister instead of swapping him). It's definitely been a thing for a while.

[fingalsanteater]

Well, yes, it's a thing, but it's not really a currently popular trend as far as I've seen.

[sarillia]

Ah okay, when you said you haven't seen it at all, I didn't think you just meant recently.