William Nylander Swedish professional ice hockey right winger Toronto Illustration T-Shirt

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(Speaking from experience as someone with curves who suffered through the William Nylander Swedish professional ice hockey right winger Toronto Illustration T-Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this 90s and 00s when curves were not the thing) F#cking heroin chic. “Look like you’re strung out and literally dying. This is a totally normal thing to encourage. I foresee no negative consequences for this super healthy ‘trend.’” Having preferences is fine. Liking bigger butts or breasts is a preference but if you shame someone because they don’t fit into that preference, you’re a POS. Women explaining to a man “well, girls/women are…” – and then go on to reciprocate some super sexist crap about other women. Women policing other women. Fashion choices, body shaming. Women’s magazines claim to empower women but they are a culmination of toxic waste. Page 6: beached whale alert! Megastar XYZ spotted with cellulite *insert max zoom photo of her thighs*, look how she let herself go after her third pregnancy, but that’s kinda relatable hahaha. Page 10: 10 new trends for you, presented by the beauty industry’s skinnies/aesthetically curviest. Want to fit in that? Check out page 7! Women are so, so hard on each other. Any time someone shames another woman for doing whatever (working or being SAHM) or anything like that, it’s f’ing toxic!

William Nylander Swedish professional ice hockey right winger Toronto Illustration T-Shirt, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

Weaponized fragility and entitlement. It’s the William Nylander Swedish professional ice hockey right winger Toronto Illustration T-Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this lady version of weaponized incompetence under toxic masculinity. Remember that Lizzy Borden got away with murder because the jury thought a woman wasn’t physically strong enough to lift an axe? Hell, I’ve done it myself. Not for murder, but if society tells you that you’re physically weak there’s no reason to pack your own furniture. That’s man’s work. I am a fragile, delicate flower. Yeah, there’s no way you could kill anybody. No jury in the world would convict you. Look how physically weak you are. i know of axe because my bf likes to wear it. although im not sure how i could kill someone with a rank cologne? i think that has to be impossible. i mean maybe a man could figure it out, because they are stronger, but,,, me?? little ol me? surely not…. Anyway, officer, you need to find out what happened to my husband. I’m too stricken with grief to stay here. I’ll have to take a trip to a warmer climate in an attempt to strengthen my constitution before I try to come to terms with this horrible tragedy. I was once at an Ikea and transferring lots of unwieldy midheavy packages to my car at the loading bay. on a bench some meters away three older teenagers were sitting discussing whether ‘xyz (someone they know) is a faot or not’. once i finished with the unloading I walked up ti them and said ‘So, a woman just loaded a car full of heavy things while none of you tried to help. So whats the use of you for women? You’re the fts here’. Just to be understood, I did not think that they should have rushed to help me, just that in their universe where that word makes sense, them just sitting there was pretty f**otty. )) This. The notion that women are too weak to physically carry out or aren’t capable of the cruelty required to commit crimes is probably the most toxic thing imo.

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.