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... writes the person who responded multiple times with even more words used than me. I just defended the comment i made several months ago. But fine now we can both move on and agree to disagree

I did the test 2 times and it was Slytherin and Ravenclaw, so congrats on your deduction. I live in a society where men and women are more or less equal and at the very least, are all expected to have jobs or at the very least do something fulfilling. You may say being a housewife is something that can be fulfilling, but girls usually have ambitions or dreams that go beyond just marrying a rich dude and lazying around the whole day - especially when they're still teens and go to school. Molly would be a stay at home wife in canon and since she has 7 kids, a house that is in need of constant supervision and she has no money to buy a house-elf or to hire a maid she naturally has to spend her time there. Since she's capable of fighting against Bellatrix she must've been a very talented witch growing up so I doubt that she always dreamed of being a housewife 24/7. on the other hand there's Narcissa who could be considered a trophy wife to Lucius. Not much is known about her but she's been described as not having a happy marriage and only really loving her son. Now naturally there could have been a different culture with Indian witches but that doesn't mean that they cannot develop ambitions or dreams of their own.

I have a problem with meaningless violence. As far as i can remember, I've also commented on needless decisions by Harry to just show off or kill people needlessly when he should have the experience of an adult and be smart enough to lay low. I despise characters that act illogical or not in character with the established story. I can understand canon Harry not having an idea of what he wants to be because of his upbringing, but i can't understand a pureblood girl like Parvati having 0 ambitions despite being there for all of her life and actually being aware of some jobs.

Low in the sense of that's quite misogynistic. As I've commented below, women can be just as powerful as men in the wizarding world. Skill, knowledge and luck aren't gender related. In a society where everyone can literally do magic having a character have 0 ambitious thoughts and openly admitting to it just doesn't paint a good picture - and this characterization is based on her being described as liking gossip and being indian. Even then, the author could have made her having an interest in becoming a journalist or wanting to become a magical fashion designer. But her being an Indian girl that likes to gossip with 0 ambitions paints the picture of her just wanting to be a trophy wife.

Huh? That sentence makes no sense!

but he couldn't use his chakra in that domain ... or did that goddess help him?

Simple: just genderbent Jair and add the blood related OC as the MC

The Yandere was a real turn off the way you've written her imo. Nothing against dom/sub play but scarring is a step to far imo.

Dude - even in Naruto, there are fast acting and deadly kinds of poison. Sakura was prepared against Sasori because Chiho is Sasoris grandma & teacher, and they created an antidote beforehand, and Sasori played with his prey (because of Chiho). He could have easily killed Kankuro beforehand, but due to arrogance and nostalgia, he didn't - which led to Sakura developing an antidote beforehand. Sasori knows almost every poison available, and he could easily create one specialized in killing someone with a Sage body (so could Orochimaru, Tsunade and Kabuto). And finally, a Sage-body doesn't make you immune against poison - it might make you more resistant against a few but not against every kind. And there are all sorts of different acting poison available. Fast acting, painless, tasteless, paralizing, etc. There's a reason why Sasori was feared as much as he was, but he also had a vast spy network with sleeper agents everywhere. I bet before he died, he already infiltrated every village with sleeper agents in high positions. He alone could have prevented Natsuos rise to power by simply activating one at the order of Tobi, who is notoriously paranoid and would have eliminated a potential threat like another surviving Uchiha.