2026-08-10 12:54 UTC
@CordiallyChloe@tech.lgbt @BenRiceM@mastodon.social Well I don't really engage in her work so I wouldn't agree that I am part of the problem.
By opinions I mean the ones based on the art and author thing - factual, referential statements that happened aside, I think I am only discussing the subjective matter on 'who could someone who enjoys an IP possibly be & what can we attribute to them based on that'.
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@CordiallyChloe@tech.lgbt 2026-08-10 12:57
@nudlan@mastodon.social @BenRiceM@mastodon.social Rather than playing semantics with trans people on the internet, you could go help get the message out. Go tell others what JK Rowling is doing and why it's bad to engage with her work. Show that you actually care. Then we don't have to keep going down this rabbit hole. But if you keep just arguing with trans people on the internet about it and downplaying our experiences and telling us we're overreacting, then you're absolutely part of the problem, if not THE problem, in your actions alone.