For international women’s day, I’d print my own messy timeline. Awkward teen, overworked adult, still badass anyway, with sarcastic captions. Each era labeled with tiny victories and disasters. Because growth is never linear, but always powerful.

I’d design an international women’s day tee like a concert tour. Back print lists cities, front says Women’s Rights World Tour. Each city crossed out with Still Fighting scribbled beside it. Because equality shouldn’t need an encore.

I want an international women’s day design as a fake warning label. Contents: ambition, rage, empathy, zero tolerance for bullshit. Care instructions: hydrate, organize, overthrow outdated expectations. Wearable fine print for everyday rebellion.

My international women’s day idea is a superhero blueprint. Diagrams of invisible workload, emotional labor, unpaid expertise. Arrows pointing to cape made from receipts and to-do lists. Because everyday heroics deserve more than a thank you.