saffronhare

I'm wearing the pink long-sleeved shirt that the Entropic Trinity gifted me with a couple of years ago, when their Campaign to Get Nicole into More Tight Pink Shirts first became public. (Please note this is a very light pink in which I think I look pretty, and an entirely different color than Jacki Pink.)

It's emblazoned with the words Don't Panic on a jaunty diagonal across the actual boob area in shiny gold fabric paint, with the footnote of (mostly harmless) appearing on what I call the "lee side" of my tits. That means it's not easy to read unless one is underneath my chest (not likely, seeing as how I don't often tower over people) or unless I arch my back so as to display these words (this also does not happen nearly as often as popular demand might have it).

I seldom wear this shirt to work, and then only with a blazer or a Big Shirt of some other kind to shield us all from the full effect. It's a public safety measure.

Today, it looks like the (mostly harmless) message is dangerously close to peeling off. Will this be a great loss? Will it change the message entirely? Should I help it along? Should I get help with helping it along?

Most importantly -- are we all better off if I filter this?