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axesladeSome of the girls were boys.
The view changes from where you are standing.
Words can wound, and wounds can heal.
All of these things are true.
-Neil Gaiman
She's an androgynous being, like a seahorse. Her essence is anima/animus combined, of the joining of two in one. It's a woman who has really integrated her animus. And this is what she projects to the world. Neil Gaiman is convinced she's a he, but I don't agree. I think she's androgynous."-Tori
The view changes from where you are standing.
Words can wound, and wounds can heal.
All of these things are true.
-Neil Gaiman
She's an androgynous being, like a seahorse. Her essence is anima/animus combined, of the joining of two in one. It's a woman who has really integrated her animus. And this is what she projects to the world. Neil Gaiman is convinced she's a he, but I don't agree. I think she's androgynous."-Tori
