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Bedtime stories.

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I don't even know what I'm feeling right now, and it's scary. Except feeling scared is a feeling, and so is being careless. So I don't know what I am.
Whatever.
The biggest coward is a man who awakens a woman’s love with no intention of loving her.
Bob Marley
I'm listening to Bon Iver right now. I haven't listened to Bon Iver in a long time.
I think that says a lot about how I've been feeling lately. And more about how I am feeling right now.
1. I left my favorite pair of underwear at your house. I know your mother hates me, can I come pick them up? [delete] 2. It’s been almost a month and I still miss you like a fucking limb. [delete] 3. I didn’t know my bones could ache until I met you. [delete] 4. You know, a week before we broke up, do you remember? I had bought a book of poetry. You asked why I didn’t read something more interesting and I could feel my insides splinter. [delete] 5. You said poetry was all lies dressed up to sound pretty. When I look at you these days, I want to ask if sadness sounds pretty to you too. [delete] 6. It’s 3 a.m. and this alcohol tastes like you. [delete] 7. I saw you staring at me today during Lit class. I smiled at you and you didn’t smile back. I almost cried. [delete] 8. The girl who sits next to me smells like you. [delete] 9. I miss you. [delete] 10. I have never had so many bad nights. [delete] 11. Sometimes I write poetry about you on the internet. Strangers who have never met either of us think you’re cruel – they tell me if they had the honor of loving me, we’d have sex three times a day and they’d scream my name when they came. [delete] 12. They think it is beautiful, how I am broken. I don’t think they understand. [delete] 13. You used to tell me I was beautiful. I tried saying it in the mirror the other day, but it sounded wrong without your mouth wrapped around it. [delete] 14. Everything I say sounds wrong without your mouth wrapped around it. [delete] 15. We were never in love, but, oh God, we could have been. [delete]
"15 Texts I Almost Sent You" by d.a.s (via backshelfpoet)
Jonathan Carroll just sent me this in email. I found it here and am passing it on to you.
(via neil-gaiman)

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Seeing your friend lying dead in a casket is the weirdest feeling in the world. These intense feelings of sadness and anger battling within you, alongside the sickening realization of the true impermanence of life. Then, after there's some moments of clarity when you become accustomed to the idea that it can't be changed and so you simply smile at the memories. But those moments of anger and sadness keep creeping up. Then, I remember her laugh and think about what she would say if she could just talk to me, and I know she'd be pissed off but, of course, she'd joke and smile and she'd say something inspiring and cute and tell me to make the most out of my life and be happy.
She was always so happy. And beautiful.
I'll miss you so much, Linds.
I miss my friend
I think once you’ve thought about how a person sleeps, how they’d feel pressed up against your back, or your head on their chest, how compatible your bodies would be in the same space of a bed — once you’ve thought about that, you’re fucked.
(via m-eowsex)
The best part of a relationship is getting to call the person, or lay down next to them, and tell them all the crazy things that happened to you all day long. In the end that’s what it’s about. It’s not about sex, it’s not about the money they give you, it’s not about how good looking they are, it’s about them listening to you talk for hours and hours and hours, about stupid shit that doesn’t matter.
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Everything is shit.
And I only want to talk to one person about it. But I won't.
The fight is gone. You just have to start resigning yourself to the fact that this is how things are and you canât strive for anything better. Lock yourself in your room and listen to sad music in ...
I am a feelings person. When I feel something, I feel it strongly, whatever that feeling may be. And I'm a communicator. Even if I don't know how to communicate whatever I'm feeling, I try anyways, even if I come out sound crazy or stupid. When emotions are deep, words are hard.
But I need words, just as I need feeling.

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Documentary Review: 'We are Legion: The Story of the Hacktivists'
Perhaps one of the most iconic symbols of global protest is, of course, the Guy Fawkes mask. The internet ‘hacktivists’ group, Anonymous, who currently don the mask aren’t much different from good ole’ Guy Fawkes who, quite frankly, was standing up for what he thought was right and doing so in quite, well.. an illegal way.
Of course, Anonymous are not attempting to blow up a House of Parliament (although there have been supposed arson threats), but are a global, online ‘hacktivist’ group which stemmed from 4chan, an online imageboard and forum, in 2004. They have since been the masked men behind the protest of The Church of Scientology, the shutdown of the PlayStation Network, and the attacks on PayPal.
The 2012 documentary by Brian Knappenberger, 'We are Legion', takes us through a timeline of Anonymous and even unveils some of those masked men in what are quite genuine and riveting interviews that tell the profound tales of Anonymous and give you a true insiders peek into the world that these ‘hacktivists’ live in. Once inside we open our eyes to a very noble and brave collective of Anons who are simply fighting for what they believe in, whether its internet freedom, opposing censorship, or government/corporate transparency.
However, just after you begin to feel inspired and want to join the cause, the realization settles in that not only is Anon powerful enough to do good in the world but it is also powerful enough to do just the opposite. It seems that some Anons do not walk along the thin line of ethics; they prance across the line like a schoolgirl gathering flowers in a basket, except in this case the schoolgirls are actually bored white men and the flowers are ‘lulz’.
The major ethical dilemmas that some hackers toy with really create overwhelming tension, and at one point, the film really has you questioning who is the bad guy and who is the good. Are they Robin Hood or are they the Joker?
However, Knappenberger tells the story so perfectly in that you realize that even though what Anonymous is doing is technically illegal and some Anons may indeed stray from the ‘good’ path, the justice they fight for is far more important. Anonymous is Rosa Parks refusing to give up her seat, and the Vietnam War Protests, and the Occupy movement of the online world and of the modern day. You are empowered and inspired by Anonymous and want to be a part of this global movement that is ultimately FOR the people.
In addition it should be pointed out that the digital version of this film is available for purchase for a meager $4.99 and is DRM-free (Digital Rights Management-free)! Basically, what this means is that you can play, watch, and even copy the video as often as you like and on as many different devices as you like. This does not mean that one is allowed to pirate the film, however, as copyright is still in effect. For example, if one uploads a copy of the film onto YouTube, the copyright owners do have the ability to take it down and have enforced this ability. Nevertheless, it should be noted that the way in which I viewed this documentary, which was for a college course, was via YouTube and thus illegally.
The specific link is HERE, and as you can see, was uploaded by user ‘NEO2012anonymous’ and currently has 191,177 views. With simple research into this user and specific upload, one can assume that the user has an affiliation with (or is) Anonymous and is advertising, quite well in my opinion, for both Anonymous and for the filmmakers. I can imagine that for this reason the copyright owners of the film have chosen not to issue a copyright claim.
Find out more about 'We are Legion: The Story of the Hacktivists' here: http://wearelegionthedocumentary.com/
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