Enabler Tank Tops

Simple Enabler

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Enabler - Influence Me

One-liner "Who is your enabler?" from everybody's favourite doctor Nowzaradan aka Dr. Now from TLC show My 600-lb Life. Perfect for your fridge or as a sticker if you need some weight loss motivation! Or as a gift for your boyfriend, girlfriend, friend who also loves this reality show.

Sarcasm Served with a dash of humor and bit of wit

Quote from Gilmore Girls's Lorelai Gilmore.

A motivational quote from everybody's favourite doctor Now from 600lb life. Perfect for your fridge or as a sticker if you need some weight loss motivation of funny t-shirt for friend, girlfriend, mum or sister who also loves this reality show.

In a narcissistic family, the enabler parent supports and covers up for the narcissistic parent's behavior, often ignoring or downplaying their harmful actions. They prioritize "keeping the peace" and avoiding conflict, at the expense of the well-being of their own children. By enabling the narcissistic parent, they inadvertently perpetuate the toxic dynamics within the family, preventing necessary interventions and allowing the abuse to continue unchecked.

"Pasta Enabler" tongue in cheek slogan + repeated pattern of different pasta shapes in warm yellow shades: Shells, spaghetti, penne, macaroni, ravioli, cellentani, stelline/tiny stars, farfalle/bow ties - all made with semola, of course!

In the narcissistic family system, the scapegoat often bears the blame for the family's dysfunction and shortcomings, serving as a target for criticism, ridicule, and projected frustrations. They may be unfairly labeled as the "problem" or "black sheep" of the family, while actually highlighting underlying issues within the family dynamic that the narcissistic parent refuses to address.

Do people come to you for advice? Do you invariably advise them to do what they want, even when it might not be the best idea? Congratulations, you're an enabler! Warn your friends what they're up against with this colorful tee.

A enabled mommas boy shows up at the support group for the enabled and says that he doesn’t have to attend because he has a note from his mom.