[Honestly, Kimblee isn't necessarily aware that he refers to the human race in such a way - but even if he did realize, he wouldn't exactly mind. There's enough differences between his mindset and what's considered "normal" by most to warrant the separation, he suspects.

Either way, he seems rather pleased with Isaac's response to all of that, if the light tightening of his grip against Isaac's hand is anything to judge by.]

Of course, Isaac; it's just a matter of finding a balance, I think. There's something to be said for following society's rules, surely; however, there are always exceptions to that - people you don't have to be concerned around. It's just a matter of finding them. Does that make sense?