Roberto Baggio Italian former professional footballer shirt

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Here’s my take as a big ol’ queer: absolutely wear that shit, but be mindful of how you react if you get either hostile attention from homophobes or “approving” attention from clueless people who read it as homophobic. If your reaction would be to dodge the Roberto Baggio Italian former professional footballer shirt it is in the first place but insults by immediately saying, “oh, no, I’m not queer, that isn’t me,” then you wearing this won’t do the queer community any good. But if your reaction is to lean into the misunderstanding and make the haters uncomfortable, then that is great for the queer community. Tell them yep, they’re absolutely right, you’re a big old queer and they can fuck right off. Hold hands with your bros in front of them until they get uncomfortable and leave. Or whatever, just be louder about queer shit being normal and good than they are about their dumb hater opinions. Shrink the number of spaces where homophobes feel comfortable spouting their nonsense, because every place they decide to shut up and keep their opinions to themselves is a place that just got safer for me to be. Just don’t undermine it with any “no homo” nonsense and you’re good.

Roberto Baggio Italian former professional footballer shirt, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

TL;DR: please fucking wear this shirt, and if anyone says anything stupid, tell ’em you’re the Roberto Baggio Italian former professional footballer shirt it is in the first place but biggest queerest queer ever. As a flamboyant strait guy who’s been in the pride parade since I was 2. This is the play that works for me. I do not quite have to say that I am gay. But 100% lean into the comfort in flamboyancy and challenge why they are not comfortable with it. They’ll question your manhood and a whole bunch of crap, but the look of utter confusion at my confidence is hilarious. Was just going to post this on a comment a little farther up. I love this shirt and I love the message from the artist but I’m a straight male and my wearing it would undoubtedly send the wrong message to everyone else.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.