Hey guys.
I have another idea, it may be like totally off but ill just throw it out there.
I remember Ryan got asked in an interview how he felt about people getting a tattoo of Envy on the coast and girls coming up to him asking them to sign their breasts. He said something along the lines of 'i signed one girls breast and didnt feel comfortable doing it so i dont do that anymore'. with the 'armed with nothing but a dotted line'(plastic surgery) and 'blinded by appendages' (boobs) and other instances throughout the song can you see where i'm coming from?
appendages soo makes sense for breasts. she's holding them down and binding them, passing as a boy, which is why there are a much of "boy" and "man" references throughout the song. I'm not who you thought I was -- surprise!
appendages soo makes sense for breasts. she's holding them down and binding them, passing as a boy, which is why there are a much of "boy" and "man" references throughout the song. I'm not who you thought I was -- surprise!
Women used to "pass" all the time as men to get jobs back in the day (even outside of the U.S.)
Women used to "pass" all the time as men to get jobs back in the day (even outside of the U.S.)
Hey guys. I have another idea, it may be like totally off but ill just throw it out there. I remember Ryan got asked in an interview how he felt about people getting a tattoo of Envy on the coast and girls coming up to him asking them to sign their breasts. He said something along the lines of 'i signed one girls breast and didnt feel comfortable doing it so i dont do that anymore'. with the 'armed with nothing but a dotted line'(plastic surgery) and 'blinded by appendages' (boobs) and other instances throughout the song can you see where i'm coming from?
appendages soo makes sense for breasts. she's holding them down and binding them, passing as a boy, which is why there are a much of "boy" and "man" references throughout the song. I'm not who you thought I was -- surprise!
appendages soo makes sense for breasts. she's holding them down and binding them, passing as a boy, which is why there are a much of "boy" and "man" references throughout the song. I'm not who you thought I was -- surprise!
Women used to "pass" all the time as men to get jobs back in the day (even outside of the U.S.)
Women used to "pass" all the time as men to get jobs back in the day (even outside of the U.S.)