I am super excited, you guys!
Most of you would remember that a little while ago, I’d unveiled a Kill Me, Heal Me shirt, christened Girlie Rebel.
While I was personally very pleased with the design, I also couldn’t help but feel like Girlie Rebel was a little lonely all by herself.
Well, today, I’m unveiling another Kill Me, Heal Me shirt, to make it an actual collection!
And, to welcome the new shirt into the #FindMyTribe family, I’m having a sale on both shirts!
Can I get a big woot! 😀
Lately, I had a couple of requests for a Kill Me, Heal Me shirt, and my various lashings of inspiration suddenly came together today, to make what I think is a pretty awesome shirt, even if I do say so myself! 😉
Celebrating two crowd favorites among Ji Sung’s seven personalities on Kill Me Heal Me, this shirt is a tribute to the lip-gloss loving, unabashedly girlie Yo Na, and the badass rebel with the piercing gaze, Se Gi.
Although in the show, Do Hyun is battling his other personalities to achieve dominance and survival, this shirt is about not just embracing both your inner girlie & your inner rebel; it’s about proudly owning ’em both. Coz why can’t you be both, right?
Despite its show-specific references, as with many of the other #FindMyTribe shirts, this design is able to stand alone even without its drama context.
Use this promo link to check out this shirt in closer detail, and get 20% off, till 28 February 2015!
Promo Link: http://teespring.com/findmytribe-girlie-rebel?pr=WOOBLUV20
For other shirt designs and their promo links, go here!
Please keep on helping to spread the word, you guys. Grateful much! 🙂
THE MISSING LINK
As much as we enjoy chatting about drama with our online friends, there is one consistent refrain that I’ve heard, over and over – and over – again.
“I can’t talk drama like this with my Real Life friends.”
“There is no one in my Real Life who truly understands my drama love.”
I know you’ve heard it before too. You’ve probably said it before as well, yourself.
And much as I love our online community, I can’t help thinking of this as a missing link, for us as a drama-loving community.