And I shouldn't have to pay an attorney to write legal contracts, while we're on the subject of fictional, idealized, romanticized, and imaginary realities. Th

And I shouldn't have to pay an attorney to write legal contracts, while we're on the subject of fictional, idealized, romanticized, and imaginary realities. This conversation has devolved into arguing against the analogy. This is the internet: everything on it is public unless care is taken to make it not so. You may choose to argue whether or not that should be, but that's the way it is.