That was mostly my bad dry humor coming out. I was more referring to the fact Ms. Woolf herself was likely bipolar and ended up killing herself, and how readily I identify with the bits of how she likely saw things that come through in her stories. XD I totally think normal people are all a little crazy, too.
I was ridiculously fond of Orlando because she quite cleverly addressed the "I am a man still, even if I am a woman now" thing that I find quite interesting, since I've always felt masculinity and feminity were separate things from gender itself. Then again, that was also the summer I read The Left Hand of Darkness.
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Date: 2008-09-18 07:27 pm (UTC)I was ridiculously fond of Orlando because she quite cleverly addressed the "I am a man still, even if I am a woman now" thing that I find quite interesting, since I've always felt masculinity and feminity were separate things from gender itself. Then again, that was also the summer I read The Left Hand of Darkness.
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