Exactly.

That’s not a reason. What makes you think it’s better then any other ship?

We don't have to give you a reason. If we like it we do. Not everything has to have an explanation.

@UnicornSaysHi First of all, they both grew up with Prejudice and Discrimination.

Harry and Hermione have arguably had a much rougher time at Hogwarts from a social standpoint, both being discriminated and insulted because of who they were and where they came from. Harry had to battle with the constant pressure of high expectations and hate from Malfoy and resentment from Snape, while Hermione had it even worse, constantly being belittled with insults such as "mudblood." For this, it was not difficult to imagine these two feeling more alone and distanced from the rest of the Hogwarts student population.

On the other hand, Ron, being from a pure wizard family, never got to experience any prejudice or discrimination except on a few occasions for being poor. Ron also had a large and loving family with three older brothers and a younger sister always close to him at Hogwarts.

Great job at that @Simply Sadie

@UnicornSaysHi Plus you shouldn't question someone on their beliefs.

Also, @UnicornSaysHi Because J.K Rowling said so.

In a 2014 interview for the fashion magazine Wonderland, the author of the books, J.K. Rowling herself, explained how she regrets pairing Ron and Hermione.

"I wrote the Hermione/Ron relationship as a form of wish fulfillment," Rowling explains. "That’s how it was conceived, really. For reasons that have very little to do with literature and far more to do with me clinging to the plot as I first imagined it, Hermione ended up with Ron." She follows up with "It was a choice I made for very personal reasons, not for reasons of credibility. Am I breaking people’s hearts by saying this? I hope not."

Harmony? It will stay and never go.

Ah yes, because wanting to know reasons is such a horrible thing to do.

So what makes them better together is being bullied? Neville and Hermonine could both work then. Neville was also bullied by Draco and Snape because of him not being so great at almost everything.

Ron also felt like he was to average to stand out among his family. He felt like he was second best to a lot of people. Ron was bullied to, an dI’d say it was the same as Harry and Hermione. The Slytherins wrote a song about how bad he was. That’s pretty extreme.

Ginny and Harry also share experiences with Voldemort and they talk about a few times.

Yes, Harry and Hermione might (and did) feel isolated, but why does that make them compatible? That just points out the similarities. What makes them work in terms of personalities?

Like I think Harry and Ginny work because Harry wants (and partially needs) to be with somebody who he will have fun with, and isn’t to emotional. Hermione like spending time in library and while that is pretty fun, Harry doesn’t like it. Harry likes Quidditch, and guess what? Ginny plays Quidditch while Hermione can’t understand it. Hermione is an emotional person. I think Harry thought Ginny was rarely weepy but I can’t remember. Ginny and Harry are both individualists, and they seem fine with breaking rules. Hermione trusts authority figures a lot and doesn’t like breaking rules when she can help it. Harry seems prefers somebody with a sense of humor over somebody who is serious all the time. No matter how much you hate Ginny’s humor, Harry still likes it.

JKR stuck to her original plot. She started it off as person reasons and stuck to it. Ok? She was the one who crafted the story around those personal reasons. I thought all writing was sticking to something you set up and not throwing something random in. Huh.

IDK why everyone thinks Harmony is better than Hinny.

I mean, have you guys read the books? If not , I can understand why.

But in the books Hinny is so much better than any other. Also Harry and Hermione are like brother and sister

Also Ron needs more recognition in this fandom