does not use his influence to really look beyond his own innocence and into unique sexual feelings that he doesn't necessarily share. I loved his movie, not because it was a defensive and narcissistic piece of artwork, but because it contained some forward thinking that needs to be adapted by populaces across various western cultures.

But, I loved the movie and downloaded it because it contains a message outside of JK's innocence that is more important than one person...i.e, JK. Get it? Thank you.

In all fairness, JK does highlight several other miscarriages on this board, and I think the movie, even though centred on JK's personal case, does confront the broader issue and bring it to a worldwide audience.

So, JK does look beyond himself.

Miscarriage is an interesting word. I hope you mean it in a grander sense, and I assume you do.