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#AlbusDumbledore #Grindelwald #JKRowling #LGBTQ #Relationship #Wizard Poor Dumbledore. The world's most powerful gay wizard still can't find love on screen. In a feature for the DVD and Blu-ray versions of Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald released on March 12, author J.K. Rowling revealed that Dumbledore had an "incredibly intense" "love" relationship with Grindelwald, adding that she believes that "there is a sexual dimension to this relationship." Of course, there were no scenes in the film that even nodded to this dynamic. Here's how the author described their relationship in the interview: Their relationship was incredibly intense. It was passionate, and it was a love relationship. But as happens in any relationship, gay or straight or whatever label we want to put on it, one never knows, really, what the other person is feeling. You can’t know, you can believe you know. So I’m less interested in the sexual side—thoug...

#KimKardashian, #KanyeWest, #Relationship,  Back in October 2019, Kim Kardashian and her husband,  Kanye West , had a blowout fight on  Keeping Up With the Kardashians.  West had had enough of his wife’s overly sexed-up image and asked her to tone it down. Kardashian, who, let’s face it, has an entire career centered around her sex appeal, didn’t share his views. Since the episode aired, Kardashian has seemingly toned down her look, and Kanye has furthered his quest for spirituality. Now, Kardashian has opened up about her marriage and admits that she doesn’t always understand her husband.  Is her take on relationships healthy , or are Kardashian and West on the road to divorce? Kim Kardashian insists it is fine not to understand your spouse When Kardashian and West began their relationship, fans were a bit flummoxed. While the pair had been friends for years, love blossoming wasn’t really on the radar. Nevertheless, they began dating, got married an...

#CellPhone #Dating #Deathbytext #Relationship #Texting #Textmessages  Dating couples often make the mistake of #texting everything, instead of talking on the phone or simply meeting in person. That's according to Claudia Duran, a Miami-based matchmaker with Elite Connections. Duran said the meaning of text messages can easily be misconstrued, and it can be hurtful when someone doesn't text back right away. Claudia Duran calls it "death by text." "Two people like each other and they're a little scared and they're a little hesitant," she said. "And so they text everything." Duran is a Miami-based matchmaker with  Elite Connections . She works with Miami's affluent singles, and people who are clearly invested in finding a relationship: A basic six-month membership costs $15,000 and a global membership (meaning you can meet people all over the world) costs at least $75,000. Death by text is something Duran has obs...