Child Of Divorce Please Don’t Yell At Me Shirt
The phrase “Child Of Divorce Please Don’t Yell At Me” communicates a plea or request from an individual who has experienced their parents’ divorce. It suggests a sensitivity to conflict or raised voices due to the emotional impact of their parents’ separation. This phrase conveys a vulnerability and a desire for understanding and compassion, asking others to refrain from raising their voices or engaging in aggressive behavior when interacting with them. It reflects the lingering effects of divorce on children and the importance of empathy and consideration in communication with individuals who have experienced such family challenges.
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This all-over print hoodie is suitable to wear on a daily basis or for some casual outdoor activities. The fabric feels soft and comfortable on your skin, which is superior to other slippery nylon and synthetic insulated jackets. This nice and cozy hoodie will definitely add more points to your style.
- Pull-on closure with drawstring makes it easy to adjust and protects you from the outside weather.
- 100% High-Grade Polyester Knit Fabric with slightly thinner brushed fleece inside makes this hoodie ideal for casual days around town.
- Our all-over print hoodie features dropped shoulders and a pouch front pocket.
- With standard-fit and unisex styles, it is suitable for both genders in different body types.
- It gets self-fabric cuffs and a waistband
Care Instruction
Wash inside out. Machine wash cold with like colors. Gentle cycle. Only non-chlorine bleach when needed. Tumble dry low. Cool iron if needed.
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