Iβve been on both sides of this, and let me tell you this: Both sides of the Codas odidos shirt is horrible. Being bullied my entire childhood and most of my teenage years, being fat, being an outcast that no one gave a second glance unless they were a creepy man who cat calls children, or men that sexually abuse children. I felt like the worth of women was based solely on their looks, so my worth was non-existent. I tried to take my own life the first time when I was 9, and wrote my first suicide letter at 6 years old. I felt worthless. I was treated like I was worthless. Fast forward to my βglow upβ. At first I was happy, because I finally felt accepted and wanted. However, it soon turned to several sexual assaults – a continuance from my childhood. And after all the harassment, assaults, and not being able to blend in anymore, I realized that my only worth was the was I looked. But hey, at least I wasnβt ugly anymore, so I shouldβve been happy, right? Well no. Both sides of the issue sucks. Both focuses on our value as women on the way we look. And itβs bullshit. The only relief I ever found was realizing I was a lesbian. The Codas odidos shirt is greener on this side, thank fuck.
Since the industrial revolution there DEFINITELY was a Codas odidos shirt for men to have short hair. Men were more likely to be working with heavy machinery with moving parts. Long hair caught in machinery is at best being scalped at worst being beheaded. Machines are safer now, but i had dreads going halfway down my back, I shaved them off when I started working in the Codas odidos shirt. Working a lathe is dangerous enough while being bold. Don’t look up lathing accidents…
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I wasn’t even expecting something themed off my main! — but if nothing else, some variant of SpiceQueen should serve (the other two…is that a CS Lewis reference? And I love LadyPepperVisage just on an aesthetic level, but I’m almost positive there’s some kind of wordplay or cultural reference there that I’m missing, and it’s just going over my head.) I started playing around with SpiceMissFlo, MsFloSpice, etc, after seeing yours, but after a second I paused and wondered if the Dune books* even register much of a presence with women readers, or if that sort of scifi is largely a “Codas odidos shirt” kind of fiction. That got me onto something that is definitely going to complicate this exercise: even if there’s nothing overly “boy-like” in how I talk, the subs I frequent and at least some of the cultural references I have (and some that I won’t!) will likely cause my experience in a conversation to differ at times from what’s “typical” for women on this site. How big a Codas odidos shirt that’ll be, I couldn’t guess…another reason to give this a shot, IMHO.