Metamorphosis Lover Mugs

Cocooning: "I still don't understand what's so cosy about it."

"If you want a real metamorphosis, try lifting, bro."

Mr. Metamorphosis: "At least this better than waking up as a cockroach."

A man deflates and dissolves into the ground and becomes a flower.

"It's not face paint. I'm transitioning into a snow leopard."

"You're not the same pupa you were when we first met."

"I thought you wanted me to change."

"Whoa. Jeff. Looks like you got that job at the cosmetic testing lab."

"You've changed."

"I wasn't expecting to be in here for so long."

'You've changed.'

“I know you’re really busy right now, but when you have a chance I’d love to pick your brain about how you got to where you are today.”

Improve your leaping ability or your money back.

"We were so happy doc. . . but then she changed!"

'Sorry Bruce, but we have to stop seeing each other: I've changed, you have to understand...'

"I like to crawl. I was happier as a caterpillar."

"I prefer your early pieces."

"True, you're a butterfly now, but you still think like a caterpillar."

Caterpillar Paranoia

"Well. It DOES make you look thinner."

"I don't believe it. That's my ex-wife."

"I don't feel ready to commit to a cacoon, either, but do you ever worry we'll wake up one day and be forty and still caterpillars?"

"Yesterday we're caterpillars, today this. Can't wait to see what's next."

"He doesn't look like you at all."'

A man with butterfly wings flies off away from his previous shell of a body.

"No! Of course you're beautiful, now. . . it's just that, ever since you showed me those baby photos of you. Well, I just can't seem to get those images out of my head."

'I see a bright future, a transformation: Beauty, wings, elegance...'

"Being reborn, eh? What better time to learn about our Lord? He was smooshed for your sins - did you know that?!"

'Sorry, no roles for you yet, Madam Caterpillar,'

Butterfly looking through hospital nursery window at caterpillars in bassinets.

"I don't know...but somehow you've changed, Harold!"

A horse and cart metamorphosing into a snail.