I enjoyed your inventiveness on ideas of sexuality amongst Muggles vs. witches and wizards - very interesting.

I also liked the ending - that Sirius knows he can't have sex with Harry yet and uses Padfoot as a safe way to still offer comfort - perfect. 

Hmmmmm...definitely not what I was expecting when I first read the summary, but nonetheless an interesting story and an intriguing twist on the concept of why some  Purebloods despise Muggleborns and half-bloods.  As it happens, I agree wholeheartedly with the thought you posed in your summary -- Sigmund Freud would have a field day with your average Death Eater!  Boys and girls, can you say "reaction formation"?  He would no doubt believe that all hatred of Muggles, Muggleborns, and half-bloods from Salazar Slytherin's time to the present stems from a repressed fascination with Muggles -- and it would also explain their hatred for "blood traitors" who are able to openly feel and express the same fascination which they feel but which is forbidden to them.  Freud would say that obsessive hatred is merely an excuse which the Pureblood uses in order to indulge in thoughts about Muggles.  This is why I actually think that romantic fics involving a former or current Death Eater (i.e., Draco, Lucius, Severus) are actually not quite as implausible as all that.  It is said, after all, that love and hatred are merely two side of the same coin rather than opposites and that the true opposite of both is indifference.

Well, that's interesting! Gotta wonder where that came from. Thanks for sharing, though! It was quite a read. (I did like it, by the way....)

Very interesting...I never thought about what the difference might be for witches and wizards, but this is a really cool story.And I laughed soo hard when I read about Squibs. *sigh* Now I'll always have to be bitter that I have no magical powers. I liked this story a lot :)

What an interesting idea: the sexual differences between the Magical and the Muggle and all the stereotypes that arose from them. I like how you used it to explain why wizarding society is more tolerant when it comes to gender.

Great ending, btw! I've never read and Sirius/Harry slash, but I can see the nature of their relationship and their love becoming that… when Harry's a bit older.(15 year old Harry is insisting petulantly that it still shouldn't f–ing matter since he could very well be dead by then, seeing as how he is a marked man and all…)

Whew! Teenagers are angsty!

I really like your stories! This one is also really good. I never thought I'd read a story with a Sirius/Harry pairing that I actually liked, but there you go. :-)