Introducing our bold "Don't Tell Me What To Do" holographic sticker, crafted with premium materials and designed to empower you to set boundaries without apology. This attention-grabbing sticker is printed on high-quality vinyl, featuring a permanent adhesive and a glossy finish that ensures it stands out and makes a statement.

Each 3-inch sticker is coated with a protective laminate, making it resistant to fading, scratching, tearing, and water. This durable design allows you to showcase your "Don't Tell Me What To Do" sticker on various surfaces, from laptops and water bottles to notebooks and phone cases.

Celebrate your right to set boundaries and spread a message of self-respect and empowerment with our "Don't Tell Me What To Do" sticker. Its vibrant design and inspiring message make it the perfect addition to your collection, or a thoughtful gift for someone who needs a reminder of their worth.

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• Holographic vinyl sticker.
• Permanent adhesive.
• Glossy finish.
• Protective laminate coating.
• Fade, scratch, tear, and water-resistant.
• Size: 3 inches.
• Ideal for laptops, water bottles, phone cases, and more.
• Promotes hope, resilience, and self-compassion.

How many times do I have to tell you, no means no. If I don’t want to hang out with you, I’m allowed to say no. If I don’t have the energy to hold space for your emotions, I’m allowed to say no. If I don’t want to be touched, I’m allowed to say no. If I don’t want your help, I’m allowed to say no.

If I [insert anything], I’m allowed to say no.

Let us normalize saying NO without saying sorry.

We are not responsible for how our boundaries make other people feel. There is nothing to apologize for when protecting our body, space or energy.

You are sacred.
You are worthy of respect.
You do you, WITHOUT SAYING SORRY!