There Is No Safe Word: How the best-selling fantasy author Neil Gaiman hid the darkest parts of himself for decades.

How the best-selling fantasy author Neil Gaiman hid the darkest parts of himself for decades.

Warning, this story is really horrific and will be heartbreaking for any fans of his, but Neil Gaiman is a sadistic [not in the BDSM sense] sexual predator with a predilection for very young women.

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You are arguing that you can't know things other people tell you. So how do you know that everyone fakes it? Did everyone tell you? Every single person? Are they all telling the truth?
- It's just weak evidence. Hearsay.
  
  That's literally what you're arguing against believing in this thread.
  I guess it's different when you do it.
  
  Your leap of logic is rather tenuous. Can you rephrase?
  
  No it isn't. You just don't like the criticism. You're fine believing what you call hearsay when it suits you.
  
  I'm really not understanding your argument
  
  And now I don't believe you.
  
  Just state it plainly. Succinctly. Clearly. Then there will be no room for uncertainty.
  
  Read next time:
  You’re fine believing what you call hearsay when it suits you.
  
  And what hearsay am I accused of believing?
  
  Once again, read:
  Or are you going to actually claim that you talked to "everybody" wherever "down here" is and they all told you they faked their cover letters and none of them lied about it?

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