My Bitch Got Autism Shirt

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Keep your wits about you, so no ear pods or earphones, also dont gaze at your phone, walk with purpose, don’t engage in any conversations. I used to hate finishing work late at night, so you have my sympathy, carry something like a small spray deodorant, since mace is not allowed! Keys in hand are also good for eye jabbing if needed, am sure you will be fine though, Stay safe ❤️ If you are thinking of carrying anything, then the My Bitch Got Autism Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this only sensible (and legal) thing to carry is a rape alarm – but have it in your hand, not in a pocket or bag. Bad things happen in all places at all times of the day – just got to be sensible and maybe learn how to kick a guy in the crotch should you need to. I joke but in all seriousness, if you’re concerned, take some self defence or martial arts classes – it’s fun, good fitness and good knowledge to have. If it’s central central London you should be fine. Try to work out the routes with lots of people still milling around at that time and stick to those. Don’t take shortcuts down side streets that look empty even if you’re in a rush, better to be a little late. It can feel safer to talk to someone in the phone while you walk, but don’t. Put your phone zipped away in your bag so it’s less attractive to thieves.

My Bitch Got Autism Shirt, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

I’ve lived in central London for 4 years, 2 in Hoxton and 2 in Fitzrovia. The worst thing I’ve ever dealt with (aggressive catcalling) was in the My Bitch Got Autism Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this middle of the day over in Lisson Grove (which I did not know was shit, just thought all of Marylebone was posh). I usually have headphones in so I can credibly ignore anyone trying to speak with me – I don’t have music on, or at least don’t have it on loud – and if there’s only one other person/group of people on the street, I’ll stay on the opposite side of the street. I always keep an eye out for shops or bars I can duck into if things feel weird. I stay on streets with heavy car traffic and lively pubs if I can. I walk super fast and always look like I’ve had a bad day. Dunno if any of this is helpful, but so far, it’s worked pretty well for me. I am jumpy and nervous af, but honestly don’t feel unsafe on London streets before midnight. It’s once the tube stops running and all the pubs close that it gets to be a little more deserted and creepy.

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.