wth (from the perspective of y/n)

so you know how the US or even the world has a very strict schooling systems.

good so you do. now I want you to think about Hogwarts school system and how they have one to 4 classes a day max and we all have at least 7 classes. well that and the time we start the day I mean most people wake up around 6-7 in the mornings if there Lucky most probably wake up at like 5 anyways so Hogwarts classes start around ten can you believe it they wake up at like 9 which is my goal on weekends and then have an HOUR for breakfast like wth anyway so essentially compare that to what the rest of the world is used to and you get. WOW WHAT A BUNCH OF LUCKY DUCKS.

THEN THESE BITCHES HAVE THE NERVE TO COMPLAIN ABOUT IT LIKE BITCH I WANT WHAT YOU HAVE. ANYWAY so this is in the perspective of y/n as a girl who got invited to Hogwarts but didn't even know she had magic ✨

anygay this just includes a lot of dumb stuff but what I must say is like I get it they start learning magic at 11 but what school do they go to before then like are they just homeschool how do they learn to read like can they even do math. so this includes a girl (you) invited to Hogwarts for second year you get an email instead of mail and live in the US originally while attending public schools. in that year they decided to add what we consider our core classes. you being of a mix of the current gen (gen alpha I looked it up) and gen z bring your phone and never leave it while also spending a lot of time all over the school telling your friends about Hogwarts and the fact that all of the kids there (besides other muggle-borns) can't even do basic questions like 2+2 and the teacher is having a hard time doing it themselves. this all can go on and on but it's essentially just a book questioning everything and all the shit I'm sure we've all wondered.