The idea behind the collection
Endings are also beginnings
A breakup rarely feels like a beginning while you’re in it. It feels like a loss, full stop. But the unalome, the winding line that finally straightens, is a good picture of how this actually goes: the path doubles back on itself, knots up, and then, eventually, opens out.
Most of the designs here hold that double truth at once. It hurts, and it’s carrying you somewhere. Both are real.
What each one carries
The words in this collection
Every Temporary Tattoo here was picked for its meaning. These are the ones people reach for while a chapter is closing.
- The Only Way Out Is ThroughNo shortcut around it. Straight through.
- New BeginningsThe unalome, the path straightens eventually.
- I Forgive, I Am ForgivenSet the weight down. It was heavy enough.
- I Let Go Of Limiting BeliefsThe story they told you isn’t the only one.
- Love Your SelfStart the love closest to home.
- You Are WorthyYour worth didn’t leave when they did.
- Moreallow the feelings to move through, never a failure, always a lesson, keep going, actually, I can.
Three different reasons
Who wears these
In the thick of it
The first weeks are the loudest. A word in your eyeline is one steady thing when your own thoughts aren’t.
Marking the turn
The day you stopped waiting for them to come back. Some people mark that one quietly, for themselves.
Choosing forgiveness
Not for them, for the weight it lifts off you. Worn as a daily practice more than a statement.
Held by a friend
Slipped into a card for someone going through it, because “I’m here” is easier to wear than to say.
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