Return to Answer

Being high on hormones and availability of opposite sex mean nothing. I remember when I first got girlfriend. Mid-teenage (daily masturbation). I used to see sunsets in her dreamy eyes, but it never occurred to me that I could do it with her despite she was a sex bomb. Problem was: I failed to connect the dots to see the opportunity. Several years later, I remember making plans to bring hot girls to bed in my late teenage. At this point, my hormones didn't get up, but psychological configuration of my mind changed. Well, I can't generalize it because there are countless variables at play, but we can certainly not expect stiffmaster and bar stripper attitude from Hogwarts students especially when they often hesitate when it comes to asking for date or ball. However, there are several hints and one real evidence that some students are really doing it, especially in senior years.

There are several long duration passionate kissing scenes in the canon. For example, when Harry took Cho on date, a guy who was rejected by Cho was kissing a girl such way. Ron and Lavender also used to kiss such way. Probability of having sex after such kissing is certainly not zero.

The real evidence is in Chapter 13 The Yule Ball of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire:

Harry looked around, back up the path, and saw Fleur Delacour and Roger Davies standing half-concealed in a rose bush nearby. He tapped Ron on the shoulder and jerked his head towards them, meaning that they could easily sneak off that way without being noticed (Fleur and Davies looked very busy to Harry) but Ron, eyes widening in horror at the sight of Fleur, shook his head vigorously, and pulled Harry deeper into the shadows behind the reindeer.
.....
.....
.....
'Ow dare you!' shrieked Madame Maxime. Her voice exploded through the peaceful night air like a foghorn; behind him, Harry heard Fleur and Roger fall out of their rose bush.
.....
.....
.....
'I'll explain inside,' said Ron quietly. 'C'mon...'
Fleur and Roger Davies had disappeared, probably into a more private clump of bushes. Harry and Ron returned to the Great Hall.

More in the same chapter:

Snape and Karkaroff came around the corner. Snape had his wand out, and was blasting rose bushes apart, his expression most ill-natured. Squeals issued from many of the bushes, and dark shapes emerged from them.
'Ten points from Hufflepuff, Fawcett!' Snape snarled, as a girl ran past him. 'And ten points from Ravenclaw, too, Stebbins!' as a boy went rushing after her.

Ofcourse, Rowling couldn't use more direct language to explain the intercourse in detail, but she gave solid evidences that they are doing it.

There are several hints and one real evidence that some students are really doing it, especially in senior years.

There are several long duration passionate kissing scenes in the canon. For example, when Harry took Cho on date, a guy who was rejected by Cho was kissing a girl such way. Ron and Lavender also used to kiss such way. Probability of having sex after such kissing is certainly not zero.

The real evidence is in Chapter 13 The Yule Ball of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire:

Harry looked around, back up the path, and saw Fleur Delacour and Roger Davies standing half-concealed in a rose bush nearby. He tapped Ron on the shoulder and jerked his head towards them, meaning that they could easily sneak off that way without being noticed (Fleur and Davies looked very busy to Harry) but Ron, eyes widening in horror at the sight of Fleur, shook his head vigorously, and pulled Harry deeper into the shadows behind the reindeer.
.....
.....
.....
'Ow dare you!' shrieked Madame Maxime. Her voice exploded through the peaceful night air like a foghorn; behind him, Harry heard Fleur and Roger fall out of their rose bush.
.....
.....
.....
'I'll explain inside,' said Ron quietly. 'C'mon...'
Fleur and Roger Davies had disappeared, probably into a more private clump of bushes. Harry and Ron returned to the Great Hall.

More in the same chapter:

Snape and Karkaroff came around the corner. Snape had his wand out, and was blasting rose bushes apart, his expression most ill-natured. Squeals issued from many of the bushes, and dark shapes emerged from them.
'Ten points from Hufflepuff, Fawcett!' Snape snarled, as a girl ran past him. 'And ten points from Ravenclaw, too, Stebbins!' as a boy went rushing after her.

Ofcourse, Rowling couldn't use more direct language to explain the intercourse in detail, but she gave solid evidences that they are doing it.

Being high on hormones and availability of opposite sex mean nothing. I remember when I first got a girlfriend. I used to see sunsets in her dreamy eyes, but it never occurred to me that I could do it with her despite she was a sex bomb. Problem was: I failed to connect the dots to see the opportunity. Several years later, I remember making plans to bring hot girls to bed in my late teenage. At this point, my hormones didn't get up, but psychological configuration of my mind changed. Well, I can't generalize it because there are countless variables at play, but we can certainly not expect stiffmaster and bar stripper attitude from Hogwarts students especially when they often hesitate when it comes to asking for date or ball. However, there are several hints and one real evidence that some students are really doing it, especially in senior years.

There are several long duration passionate kissing scenes in the canon. For example, when Harry took Cho on date, a guy who was rejected by Cho was kissing a girl such way. Ron and Lavender also used to kiss such way. Probability of having sex after such kissing is certainly not zero.

The real evidence is in Chapter 13 The Yule Ball of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire:

Harry looked around, back up the path, and saw Fleur Delacour and Roger Davies standing half-concealed in a rose bush nearby. He tapped Ron on the shoulder and jerked his head towards them, meaning that they could easily sneak off that way without being noticed (Fleur and Davies looked very busy to Harry) but Ron, eyes widening in horror at the sight of Fleur, shook his head vigorously, and pulled Harry deeper into the shadows behind the reindeer.
.....
.....
.....
'Ow dare you!' shrieked Madame Maxime. Her voice exploded through the peaceful night air like a foghorn; behind him, Harry heard Fleur and Roger fall out of their rose bush.
.....
.....
.....
'I'll explain inside,' said Ron quietly. 'C'mon...'
Fleur and Roger Davies had disappeared, probably into a more private clump of bushes. Harry and Ron returned to the Great Hall.

More in the same chapter:

Snape and Karkaroff came around the corner. Snape had his wand out, and was blasting rose bushes apart, his expression most ill-natured. Squeals issued from many of the bushes, and dark shapes emerged from them.
'Ten points from Hufflepuff, Fawcett!' Snape snarled, as a girl ran past him. 'And ten points from Ravenclaw, too, Stebbins!' as a boy went rushing after her.

Ofcourse, Rowling couldn't use more direct language to explain the intercourse in detail, but she gave solid evidences that they are doing it.

Being high on hormones and availability of opposite sex mean nothing. I remember when I first got girlfriend. Mid-teenage (daily masturbation). I used to see sunsets in her dreamy eyes, but it never occurred to me that I could do it with her despite she was a sex bomb. Problem was: I failed to connect the dots to see the opportunity. Several years later, I remember making plans to bring hot girls to bed in my late teenage. At this point, my hormones didn't get up, but psychological configuration of my mind changed. Well, I can't generalize it because there are countless variables at play, but we can certainly not expect stiffmaster and bar stripper attitude from Hogwarts students especially when they often hesitate when it comes to asking for date or ball. However, there are several hints and one real evidence that some students are really doing it, especially in senior years.

There are several long duration passionate kissing scenes in the canon. For example, when Harry took Cho on date, a guy who was rejected by Cho was kissing a girl such way. Ron and Lavender also used to kiss such way. Probability of having sex after such kissing is certainly not zero.

The real evidence is in Chapter 13 The Yule Ball of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire:

Harry looked around, back up the path, and saw Fleur Delacour and Roger Davies standing half-concealed in a rose bush nearby. He tapped Ron on the shoulder and jerked his head towards them, meaning that they could easily sneak off that way without being noticed (Fleur and Davies looked very busy to Harry) but Ron, eyes widening in horror at the sight of Fleur, shook his head vigorously, and pulled Harry deeper into the shadows behind the reindeer.
.....
.....
.....
'Ow dare you!' shrieked Madame Maxime. Her voice exploded through the peaceful night air like a foghorn; behind him, Harry heard Fleur and Roger fall out of their rose bush.
.....
.....
.....
'I'll explain inside,' said Ron quietly. 'C'mon...'
Fleur and Roger Davies had disappeared, probably into a more private clump of bushes. Harry and Ron returned to the Great Hall.

More in the same chapter:

Snape and Karkaroff came around the corner. Snape had his wand out, and was blasting rose bushes apart, his expression most ill-natured. Squeals issued from many of the bushes, and dark shapes emerged from them.
'Ten points from Hufflepuff, Fawcett!' Snape snarled, as a girl ran past him. 'And ten points from Ravenclaw, too, Stebbins!' as a boy went rushing after her.

Ofcourse, Rowling couldn't use more direct language to explain the intercourse in detail, but she gave solid evidences that they are doing it.

Being high on hormones and availability of opposite sex mean nothing. I remember when I first got girlfriend. Mid-teenage (daily masturbation). I used to see sunsets in her dreamy eyes, but it never occurred to me that I could do it with her despite she was a sex bomb. Problem was: I failed to connect the dots to see the opportunity. Several years later, I remember making plans to bring hot girls to bed in my late teenage. At this point, my hormones didn't get up, but psychological configuration of my mind changed. Well, I can't generalize it because there are countless variables at play, but we can certainly not expect stiffmaster and bar stripper attitude from Hogwarts students especially when they often hesitate when it comes to asking for date or ball. However, there are several hints and one real evidence that some students are really doing it, especially in senior years.

There are several long duration passionate kissing scenes in the canon. For example, when Harry took Cho on date, a guy who was rejected by Cho was kissing a girl such way. Ron and Lavender also used to kiss such way. Probability of having sex after such kissing is certainly not zero.

The real evidence is in Chapter 13 The Yule Ball of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire:

Harry looked around, back up the path, and saw Fleur Delacour and Roger Davies standing half-concealed in a rose bush nearby. He tapped Ron on the shoulder and jerked his head towards them, meaning that they could easily sneak off that way without being noticed (Fleur and Davies looked very busy to Harry) but Ron, eyes widening in horror at the sight of Fleur, shook his head vigorously, and pulled Harry deeper into the shadows behind the reindeer.
.....
.....
.....
'Ow dare you!' shrieked Madame Maxime. Her voice exploded through the peaceful night air like a foghorn; behind him, Harry heard Fleur and Roger fall out of their rose bush.
.....
.....
.....
'I'll explain inside,' said Ron quietly. 'C'mon...'
Fleur and Roger Davies had disappeared, probably into a more private clump of bushes. Harry and Ron returned to the Great Hall.

More in the same chapter:

Snape and Karkaroff came around the corner. Snape had his wand out, and was blasting rose bushes apart, his expression most ill-natured. Squeals issued from many of the bushes, and dark shapes emerged from them.
'Ten points from Hufflepuff, Fawcett!' Snape snarled, as a girl ran past him. 'And ten points from Ravenclaw, too, Stebbins!' as a boy went rushing after her.

Ofcourse, Rowling couldn't use more direct language to explain the intercourse in detail, but she gave solid evidences that they are doing it.

Being high on hormones and availability of opposite sex mean nothing. I remember when I first got a girlfriend. I used to see sunsets in her dreamy eyes, but it never occurred to me that I could do it with her despite she was a sex bomb. Problem was: I failed to connect the dots to see the opportunity. Several years later, I remember making plans to bring hot girls to bed in my late teenage. At this point, my hormones didn't get up, but psychological configuration of my mind changed. Well, I can't generalize it because there are countless variables at play, but we can certainly not expect stiffmaster and bar stripper attitude from Hogwarts students especially when they often hesitate when it comes to asking for date or ball. However, there are several hints and one real evidence that some students are really doing it, especially in senior years.

There are several long duration passionate kissing scenes in the canon. For example, when Harry took Cho on date, a guy who was rejected by Cho was kissing a girl such way. Ron and Lavender also used to kiss such way. Probability of having sex after such kissing is certainly not zero.

The real evidence is in Chapter 13 The Yule Ball of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire:

Harry looked around, back up the path, and saw Fleur Delacour and Roger Davies standing half-concealed in a rose bush nearby. He tapped Ron on the shoulder and jerked his head towards them, meaning that they could easily sneak off that way without being noticed (Fleur and Davies looked very busy to Harry) but Ron, eyes widening in horror at the sight of Fleur, shook his head vigorously, and pulled Harry deeper into the shadows behind the reindeer.
.....
.....
.....
'Ow dare you!' shrieked Madame Maxime. Her voice exploded through the peaceful night air like a foghorn; behind him, Harry heard Fleur and Roger fall out of their rose bush.
.....
.....
.....
'I'll explain inside,' said Ron quietly. 'C'mon...'
Fleur and Roger Davies had disappeared, probably into a more private clump of bushes. Harry and Ron returned to the Great Hall.

More in the same chapter:

Snape and Karkaroff came around the corner. Snape had his wand out, and was blasting rose bushes apart, his expression most ill-natured. Squeals issued from many of the bushes, and dark shapes emerged from them.
'Ten points from Hufflepuff, Fawcett!' Snape snarled, as a girl ran past him. 'And ten points from Ravenclaw, too, Stebbins!' as a boy went rushing after her.

Ofcourse, Rowling couldn't use more direct language to explain the intercourse in detail, but she gave solid evidences that they are doing it.