“Yeah, why?”“Well…” I reached up and rubbed the back of my neck briefly. “Your emotions just kind of seem to be jumping all over the place... It wasn’t so noticeable earlier, but kind of seems to be getting worse. It’s like one minute your sad, the next you’re horny, and the next you’re happy.” I paused. “No offense.”Her cheer immediately returned. “None taken!” she exclaimed, only for her expression to immediately become serious. Her tone was super intense. And thoughtful. “I do feel a little. As I squirmed and wiggled my toes around I caught Mr Sullivan looking directly at my feet. He quickly looked away when our eyes met. I was blushing and embarrassed but he didn't say anything so I went back to it. A few minutes passed and I was so wrapped up in my writing that I missed it again! When I looked up this time, Mr Sullivan was watching me closely and got up from the desk and headed my way. I quickly tried to put my shoes back on but it was too late. He stood in front of me for a. "'And colder, ' Murielle observed. 'I think I'll just watch you.'"There are probably fish in here," Miranda coaxed, "You might find one and eat it."'Fish are in the water?'"Yes, they live in the water," Miranda explained patiently. "They breathe water and they..."'Eat other things that are in the water?'"Uh, yeah," Miranda replied, wondering where that idea had come from.'So those animals that are moving around you are 'fish'?'"What? Where?" Miranda splashed around wildly, trying to see. I also used the time to check my makeup in the mirror, it was prettygood for an amateur. I stood there primping and posing, no longersuppressing those clich? mannerisms that would have marked me as ahomosexual male. Somehow the limp wrist and swishy hips looked perfectlynatural on a woman. I thought about who had come up with how a man wassupposed to act. I don't remember Adam being given any lessons on how toact macho in the bible. I never read about Adam being told to walk like aman and not.