What If Your Emotional Support Mascot Had a Breakdown?

There was a time when emotional support mascots were inspiring. Now they cry in the supply closet. Enter our emotionally unavailable T-shirts collection: designed for those who outgrew positivity and embraced the art of corporate detachment.

These aren’t just funny burnout shirts — they’re mascots for your inner unraveling.


Mascot Therapy (Gone Wrong)

Imagine your spirit animal stopped coping and started spiraling. That’s what our emotionally unavailable mascots are here for — to wear your existential crisis so you don’t have to say a word in the break room.


Mascot: Burnout Mascot (He is Not Fine)

The unofficial team lead of emotionally broken fashion. Stares into the void. Sometimes blinks.


Mascot: Energy-Saving Mascot (Even More Tired Than Before)

When no amount of rest is not just doing it anymore. Never wake him up. This is not tired. This is permanent.


Mascot: Dead Unicorn (At Least One of You is Still Dreaming)

Once a symbol of limitless potential and sparkle-filled ambition. Now? Just a glitter-covered shell running on broken dreams and reheated coffee.

This unicorn didn’t stop believing — it just hit a quarterly goal and never emotionally recovered.


These creatures are stitched into every piece of our emotionally unavailable T-shirts — which double as emotional support shirts for those who know resilience is a marketing word.


Why Anti-Motivation T-Shirts Matter

You’ve got motivation fatigue. We’ve got anti-motivation T-shirts that tell the world you’re done with performative positivity.

Minimal effort. Maximum disassociation.


Emotionally Broken Fashion Is the New Black

You’re not falling apart — you’re dressing like it on purpose. These aren’t quirky little shirts. These are funny burnout shirts built for emotional whiplash and ironic resilience.

Wear them like a hug from someone who won’t ask how you’re doing.

Our emotionally unavailable T-shirts aren’t just merch — they are therapy you don’t have to talk through.


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