It could mean that he imposed his own ideas, writing style or plot twists onto a Harry Potter fanfiction in an overbearing way. For example, if someone is writing a fanfic and they force their own out - of - character interpretations of the characters or force a particular relationship that doesn't fit the spirit of the original series.
Let the story flow naturally. Don't try to shoehorn in ideas just because you think they're cool. For instance, if you want to add a new magical creature, make sure it fits into the existing ecosystem and magic system of the Harry Potter world without feeling forced.
If he stabs himself in a non - vital area, he might survive but be severely weakened. This could lead to him having to rely on his friends more for protection and support, changing the dynamics of their relationships.
It could be due to the trauma he has experienced. Losing friends and facing Voldemort multiple times has surely left deep scars. Isolating himself might be his way of dealing with the post - trauma stress. He needs time alone to heal and come to terms with everything that has happened.
No. The Harry Potter series is aimed at a wide range of audiences, including children and young adults. Such a concept is inappropriate and goes against the values of the original story which promotes friendship, courage, and the fight against evil.
No. It's not really acceptable. The Harry Potter series has its own established themes and values, and this kind of fanfiction which involves non - canon and rather inappropriate concepts like forced male pregnancy goes against the general feel of the original story. It's not in line with what most fans expect from fan - created content within the Potter universe.
This statement is rather strange. If taken literally, it doesn't make much sense in a normal context. It could potentially be a very creative or misused way of expressing a strong reaction or interaction with Harry Potter fanfiction, perhaps like he immersed himself deeply into it, but the phrasing is very odd.
In a more positive - spin interpretation, if we assume 'grinds' here is used in a sense of really immersing deeply, it could mean that he is so into Harry Potter fanfiction that he is constantly engaging with it, like really delving into it. But again, the word 'grinds' makes it sound rather off - putting. It should probably be something like 'he is deeply immersed in Harry Potter fanfiction' for a more appropriate description.
Definitely not. The original Harry Potter series has a certain tone and set of values. Fanfiction should generally be in the spirit of the original, and this type of idea is not only inappropriate but also distorts the essence of the Harry Potter universe. It's better to focus on fanfiction that respects the integrity of the series, such as those that expand on the relationships between characters or the magical elements.