Breakfast time chemistry table shirt

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I heard the Breakfast time chemistry table shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this phrase ‘If it’s not a fuck yes, it’s a no’ and my shopping addiction has gotten so much better hahah so true! I also find that recently asking myself the question “would I rather have this item or the money value of this item” also helping a lot lol. I solved my shopping addiction by spending 12 hours a day working so I don’t even have time to browse or think about clothes lol lmao I actually think the opposite is true for me in that the more I work = the more I stress shop because I don’t have time to go places (like walk outside) but I somehow have time to browse things. I hear you about the online shopping. I also find that I’m pretty particular about how fabric feels to the touch, and that’s something you just can’t get from online. I’m going on a cruise in a few weeks, and I am having the hardest time not using vacation as an excuse to splurge on a bunch of new summery dresses (I have approximately a million cruise-appropriate dresses already). I always defer trip-related shopping to letting myself buy something fun while I’m on my trip instead. I love having some item I bought in a new place rather than something I bought online before I went. I hear you! Maybe take a day and try all of your summery dresses on and do a little photo shoot. That helps me from impulse shopping right before a trip

Breakfast time chemistry table shirt, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

I had two bags of clothing sitting in my bedroom waiting to be donated and I just went through them and took a long sleeved tee shirt back out, because I decided it was at least as good and maybe better than the Breakfast time chemistry table shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this long sleeved tee shirt I just bought. Sigh. To try to even the scales, so to speak, I made myself put a sweatshirt into the donation bag that I had to finally make myself admit was a mistake. But then I took out some leggings that I decided maybe I do still want after all. WTF. Honestly, though, my bigger problem is what to do with clothing that is just a little too worn to donate in my opinion. My usual move is to put it in my loungewear/wear-to-bed rotation but I have enough stuff in the rotation that aren’t literally rags yet. So I’m looking at what used to be my favorite Muji sweatshirt that’s just a little too big for me now but that’s also been through the wash cycle 100x and thinking, would somebody else want this? do I think it looks “old” only because I know how much it’s been worn? And I have a few v-neck Uniqlo cotton-cashmere sweaters that I felt looked not-fresh and therefore didn’t feel great in anymore whenever I’ve worn them lately, but maybe someone else would think they were just fine? I am probably overthinking this.

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.