Why is that T-shirt necessarily about domestic violence, as opposed to about anything - down to the very trivial things - which the wearer has done wrong?
I don't like it myself and I wouldn't think very highly of someone wearing it, but I'm not convinced it's offensive, or glorifies DV.
It looks like a general purpose excuse list, like those greetings cards which say "Sorry I forgot your birthday" and have a checklist of possible "excuses".
Again, not the pinnacle of good taste, but nowhere near as bad as people are saying.
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I don't like it myself and I wouldn't think very highly of someone wearing it, but I'm not convinced it's offensive, or glorifies DV.
It looks like a general purpose excuse list, like those greetings cards which say "Sorry I forgot your birthday" and have a checklist of possible "excuses".
Again, not the pinnacle of good taste, but nowhere near as bad as people are saying.
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But as the "you/they deserved it" line is trotted out for cases of rape and domestic abuse I can understand why people would be sensitive about it.