What does everybody have against Ginny? what do you think is wrong with their relationship

I never liked Ginny very much - she didn't really add to anything. Most of the time (with the exception of Ootp in the ministry) she was just kind of there, mooning over Harry.

I don't think Harry and Ginny had any chemistry. Ginny liked Harry because he was famous and Harry just randomly decided in book six that he liked her. There was no build up, no tension, and no chemistry.

I amor Harry&Ginny, first she was just harry's best friend's sister, but he was slowly discovering step por step. It wasn't that romantic and pasional relationaship (at least for the readers) 'cuz rowling is not stephanie meyer

I have no problem with her i really like her but Most people who never read the books preobably thought Harry and hermione Were going to end up together so just tell people to read the books is it that hard

I don't have anything against Harry and Ginny. I mean, they're not my favorito couple, but they're still ok.

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I would have added something, but I'd end saying the same thing.

Ginny doesn't have a character. If I think of Ginny I can't add an adjective. Ginny the red head, maybe? But that goes for all the Weasleys. You can say Ron the sulky, Harry the heroic, Hermione the smart, Neville the brave, Luna the eclectic etc etc. But there's no descrição for Ginny, she is just Ron's sister who is in amor with Harry. Why and how, no answer for that.

Well, I'm not big on them being a couple. First off, I think it's kind of odd that they are in different years. Because most couples in stories are, you know, the same age. And, Ginny isn't much of a well-formed character. Like, all her character is Harry's girlfriend. I, personally, think Harry would be better with Luna or Cho. Ginny is minor, and I think Harry would work better with mais of a main character, you know?

Well I love the Harry and Ginny couple.

I don't have a problem with Ginny and Harry as a couple. They're not my favorite, but I don't have a problem with them.