Green grass breaks through snow, Artemis pleads for my help

"Yes," Apollo nods, pausing in his beading to offer a little informative sheet. "The colors have different meanings -- in -- uh, Western cultures, I guess -- pink and blue like I have on my shirt are generally seen as colors associated with women -- that's pink -- and blue for men. So then on my shirt here I have those two, along with purple. Means I don't really have a preference as to what gender a person has, if I'm into them. The pink, blue, and yellow is a similar thing, but -- a little more open I guess. Like, it includes people that may or may not have a gender for whatever reason." He would be into that too, probably, but he's not going to say that just now.