Child Abuse Tapestries

“I was benevolent and good; misery made me a fiend.” ― Mary Shelley, Frankenstein the novel Frankenstein is not, as many as would have it, about what happens when humans deign to 'play God' - it's about parenting - the story of a delinquent "father" and his "child" who, due to neglect and abuse, becomes a monster a story for the ages

Show off your sense of humor with our "Wooden Spoon Survivor - Childhood Punishment Humor" tee! This comical throwback t-shirt features several wood spoons with the caption "Wooden Spoon Survivor". It's perfect for fans of childish behavior and those who were on the receiving end of this punishment as a child and is sure to turn heads and spark laughter wherever you go. Spread smiles with this inappropriate parenting-inspired tee. Whether you're headed to a party with friends or enjoying a lazy day at home, this humorous tee is sure to add a touch of witty humor to your outfit. Don't miss out on this hilariously mean tee! Get yours and let the world know that you survived the beatings!

Sad Boy calligraphy print

They care about you, they want just the best for you. Money means nothing to them, Ha Ha Ha... or do you really trust them?

Simple design- Children are not for safe

A shirt describing socially accepted sexism and child mutilation - I recommend you buy this some black

This smallish window is a fanlight above a door to a private chapel in the home of the Director of Heal for Life. Installed in 2012. The house is built on the crest of a rise on a beautiful property in the Quorrobolong Valley near Cessnock, NSW. Consequently every window in the building has a magnificent view over bushland and distant hills- except this window which is internal. The chapel opens off the main bedroom. I've included a little of the rustic timber frame in the shot as the house has beautiful natural finishes throughout.

Little Teds: Maquettes for sculptures concept piece Maquettes purchased by Furness Collage

in april we wear blue Perfect for honoring Autism Awareness Month in April, this shirt encourages wearing blue as a symbol of support and solidarity. Wear it during awareness events, fundraisers, community gatherings, or anytime you want to raise awareness for autism spectrum disorder.

Unsilenced White Label

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