Hungry Cat Men’s T Shirt
I have a Hungry Cat Men’s T Shirt. In highschool, I was made fun of for it a Hungry Cat Men’s T Shirt I also have a big roman nose and a long face and some people liked to make it known they weren’t fans of. In highschool I used to be really gangly, socially awkward, acne, bad haircut, the whole thing. I think highschool was one of the Hungry Cat Men’s T Shirt I really wanted to die lol. I’m 20 so i’ve definitely grown up since then- can i say i’m exactly palatable, look alone? eh. I dyed my hair and wear stuff I think is cool. I still don’t really think I’m pretty, but around senior year of high school to the beginning of college, I started to focus more on the Hungry Cat Men’s T Shirt I gave off with my clothing and my interests more than focusing on my general appearance. I get told I’m cool. Usually not “you’re pretty”, but cool is fine. I’ve found a lot of comfort in dressing more androgynous-femme-leaning. I feel cool and confident and like no one can mess with me. It helps me feel better about how I look, even if I have a lot of sad memories of feeling ugly and unlovable and wanting to just go to sleep and never wake up.
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English policy towards Ireland was surely genocidal with the desire to depopulate, if you look at the Hungry Cat Men’s T Shirt of their actions and not just focus on those who came to America. Supporting Irish people and what they endured doesn’t subtract from the suffering of African Americans; Jews, Roma and slavs (and other groups) under Hitler, Ukrainians under Stalin, the peoples occupied by the Japanese in WWII, or the native americans by the US government. Could have T-shirts supporting any of these groups and it shouldn’t subtract from the valididty of the Hungry Cat Men’s T Shirt movement and the need for radical systemic changes. I do get irritated with the ‘all lives matter’ thing, although there probably are people who say it who aren’t disingenious… I’d assume most use it in bad faith.
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