We also decide that the crows in the park should be part of our prom,
Which is kind of funny, because we don't know if the crows were ace or not. =D
Swans are not very concerned with what people do, I think. Well, it seemed like a natural swan reply, anyway. （´・ω・｀）
Yeah. Like, the swan doesn't care how you identify. And really, I think humans are the only people who make a big fuss over what others are "allowed to be". Animals are like, "Why should it be my job to classify everybody else?"
Well, there is that story in the Bible about its being Adam's job to name all the animals. And I'm not normally a Bible person, but it does seem that humans ended up being the only species that fusses over taxonomy, wanting everything to fit in a neat little group with others of its kind. Animals just couldn't care less what kind of hybrid varied creature someone else happens to be. So, they really aren't very fussy about who wants to join their in-group, as long as it doesn't mess up their territory or whatevs.
Avocado nigiri... it's like... GOD strapped to the back of a pad of sushi.
The god of stomachaches... It's avocado nigiri that I ate the last time I ingested avocado by accident, in an airport...
Yet the Niya Roll without avocado, now that could be eaten safely. It does sound tasty.
I really believe that the deer was a forest spirit, kami. That does not mean that the deer was not also a deer.
...yeah, there is a very strong false dichotomy (in the West?) that seems to make people confused how you can say something is magic when it's clearly explainable by natural laws, and it utterly misses the point. I like your interpretation better.
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Which is kind of funny, because we don't know if the crows were ace or not. =D
Swans are not very concerned with what people do, I think. Well, it seemed like a natural swan reply, anyway. （´・ω・｀）
Yeah. Like, the swan doesn't care how you identify. And really, I think humans are the only people who make a big fuss over what others are "allowed to be". Animals are like, "Why should it be my job to classify everybody else?"
Well, there is that story in the Bible about its being Adam's job to name all the animals. And I'm not normally a Bible person, but it does seem that humans ended up being the only species that fusses over taxonomy, wanting everything to fit in a neat little group with others of its kind. Animals just couldn't care less what kind of hybrid varied creature someone else happens to be. So, they really aren't very fussy about who wants to join their in-group, as long as it doesn't mess up their territory or whatevs.
Avocado nigiri... it's like... GOD strapped to the back of a pad of sushi.
The god of stomachaches... It's avocado nigiri that I ate the last time I ingested avocado by accident, in an airport...
Yet the Niya Roll without avocado, now that could be eaten safely. It does sound tasty.
I really believe that the deer was a forest spirit, kami. That does not mean that the deer was not also a deer.
...yeah, there is a very strong false dichotomy (in the West?) that seems to make people confused how you can say something is magic when it's clearly explainable by natural laws, and it utterly misses the point. I like your interpretation better.