JK Rowling

Rank 25 of 47
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Score 30
12/15/2025, 7:31:55 PM
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The Zebra Ballerina
@zebra_ballerina
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48d
@FauveSayre @jk_rowling @oglex25 @MLPTheFirst @legaltweetz I’m sufficiently weird that mine doesn’t have a name.
The UK bleeding disorders database thing & my wee “if I clonk my head I need a CT/if you’re going to stab this patient, please contact her haem team first” card list it as “miscellaneous”. Well the card just says “misc” but 🤷🏻‍♀️
aoibhneas
@FauveSayre
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49d
@jk_rowling @oglex25 @MLPTheFirst @legaltweetz My daughter and I have one too (VWD) and now we're both infinitely cooler!
J.K. Rowling
@jk_rowling
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49d
@oglex25 @MLPTheFirst @legaltweetz I don't care, it's not a state secret!
Lexi
@oglex25
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49d
@jk_rowling @MLPTheFirst @legaltweetz I’m sorry you had you share your personal medical history just to prove to these loonies that DSDs are a fluke (they still have a sex just with anatomical and genetic differences) and that there are two sexes.
J.K. Rowling
@jk_rowling
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49d
@MLPTheFirst @legaltweetz I was born with a bleeding disorder. That doesn't make me a new variety of human. I don't feel 'less than' people without it, but nor does my bleeding disorder mean an inability to clot should be considered an innate attribute of the human species. I inherited an unusual physical
Mary Lane Porter
@MLPTheFirst
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49d
@jk_rowling @legaltweetz It’s not a “mistake”, it’s a difference in biology, not “less than”. I also know those biological differences, and they don’t like that society is trying to force them in a box due to people trying to “stick it to trans”. Can’t we just support people as people and move on?

The statement is part of a lighthearted and personal exchange about carrying a medical card, which does not engage substantively with public issues or contribute to civic dialogue. It is more of a personal anecdote shared in a conversational tone.