我是你的蝴蝶少女我是你的狼族少年
[wŏ shì nĭ de hú dié shăo nǚ wŏ shì nĭ de láng zú shăo nián]
It means 'I am your butterfly girl; I am your wolf-boy.' These personas are used to describe opposite sides of oneself. Butterfly girls are often associated with lightness and beauty, whereas wolf-boys usually stand for wild and fierce characteristics. By saying these two sentences together, the person might be expressing an internal conflict of self-identity, trying to embody contrasting traits, and expecting to have both feminine and masculine aspects within oneself simultaneously.