Some want to cover them up. But to others, the series just means too much.
for a long time, and it had even inspired her own work. But now, she can't separate the author from the work.
"And it’s also Pride Month and Black trans people have so many things against them, that affects them, and I was just so frustrated that she’d use this money to be hateful in this way."tattoos, and she has created cover-up art ideas that are magical but not related to Rowling's series.tattoo wants to let Rowling's comments tarnish a beloved series.
Speed was raised in what they called a"bad family situation," on top of dealing with gender dysphoria."I wanted to get a Hogwarts letter and be a part of a different world that I had no concept of," they said.whenever they had suicidal feelings in high school, marking a tally in the book each time. There are more than 175 marks in that copy.
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