kyle, 23 year old nerd. INFP. i try hard to never delete anything.
sex positive ± body positive ± life positive
unwilling to believe in the impossible.
∞ sun in gemini § cancer rising ∆ moon in virgo ◊
i'm really fond of lots of things and people.
my brain works pretty well, but I wish it worked better.
expect universal outpourings of love,introspection, contemplation,
needlessly sesquipedalian curiosity,
and very possibly spontaneous combustion.
♀ this blog is almost invariably somewhat nsfw ♂
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Neil Gaiman On Copyright Piracy And The Web
“Places where I was being pirated […] I was selling more and more books. People were discovering me through being pirated. And then they were going out and buying the real books”
“Nobody who would’ve bought your book isnot buying it because they can find it for free. What you’re actually doing is advertising, you’re reaching more people, you’re raising awareness.”
(Source: melisnighthawkbarton, via elige)
"Without individuals we see only numbers: a thousand dead, a hundred thousand dead, “casualties may rise to a million.” With individual stories, the statistics become people - but even that is a lie, for the people continue to suffer in numbers that themselves are numbing and meaningless. Look, see the child’s swollen, swollen belly, and the flies that crawl at the corners of his eyes, his skeletal limbs: will it make it easier for you to know his name, his age, his dreams, his fears? To see him from the inside? And if it does, are we not doing a disservice to his sister, who lies in the searing heat beside him, a distorted, distended caricature of a human child? And there, if we feel for them, are they now more important to us than a thousand other children touched by the same famine, a thousand other young lives who will soon be food for the flies’ own myriad squirming children?"
American Gods by Neil Gaiman (via thechocolatebrigade)