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[notacrnflkgirl]

Before I delve, you ought to know that my school recently adopted a new, stricter dress code. One of the many things now banned are shirts that are blatantly discriminating or otherwise hurtful

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[evil_laugher]

It does sound like satire. I doubt if someone was being sued due to some domestic violence or whatever this is, they wouldn't advertise it on a t-shirt.

[notacrnflkgirl]

No, I don't think it was meant to signify a real-life lawsuit s/he was experiencing...I just think it was absurd to find it appropriate at all, since it clearly insinuates domestic abuse and manipulation.

[smrtblnddiver]

Interesting, I didn't even think domestic violence when I read it (and I'm a DV volunteer). I thought rape. Man pressures woman to have sex with the "if you love, you will" mentality. Then she presses charges.

[notacrnflkgirl]

...And I didn't even consider that interpretation! I suppose that quote can work both ways. (Even so, icky.)

[naruvonwilkins]

I hadn't thought of that. I still think it's pretty darn amusing.

[gluedupsidedown]

I thought the same thing here, not domestic abuse.

[tashmania]

I thought of that too.

[bestdaywelived]

That's what I thought, too.