"Could A Depressed Person Make This?" Sticker
Description
Featuring a worm on a scooter and a bear in a floral top, this sticker answers the age-old question: “Could a depressed person make this?” with a resounding “Yes. And they probably did it at 3AM, fueled by trauma and cold brew.”
Features
🐻 Bear in a floral shirt asking life’s big questions: This charmingly unhinged character is all of us, insisting we’re fine with a masterpiece of worm-on-wheels propaganda.
🛴 Scoot or Die worm art for peak chaotic motivation: The scooter worm is the emotional support mascot you never asked for but deeply relate to—like if anxiety had wheels.
🎨 Perfect for laptops, water bottles, or therapy binders: Add it to anything you want to decorate with humor, honesty, and mild existential dread.
🧠 Darkly funny mental health validation: Equal parts self-deprecating humor and emotional resilience. Because if you can’t laugh at your own coping mechanisms, what even is the point?
What Makes This Great
This sticker is basically a tiny, colorful pep talk for the wildly unstable. Equal parts encouragement and emotional chaos, it says, “Yes, I’m spiraling—but I’m doing it creatively.”
Description
Featuring a worm on a scooter and a bear in a floral top, this sticker answers the age-old question: “Could a depressed person make this?” with a resounding “Yes. And they probably did it at 3AM, fueled by trauma and cold brew.”
Features
🐻 Bear in a floral shirt asking life’s big questions: This charmingly unhinged character is all of us, insisting we’re fine with a masterpiece of worm-on-wheels propaganda.
🛴 Scoot or Die worm art for peak chaotic motivation: The scooter worm is the emotional support mascot you never asked for but deeply relate to—like if anxiety had wheels.
🎨 Perfect for laptops, water bottles, or therapy binders: Add it to anything you want to decorate with humor, honesty, and mild existential dread.
🧠 Darkly funny mental health validation: Equal parts self-deprecating humor and emotional resilience. Because if you can’t laugh at your own coping mechanisms, what even is the point?
What Makes This Great
This sticker is basically a tiny, colorful pep talk for the wildly unstable. Equal parts encouragement and emotional chaos, it says, “Yes, I’m spiraling—but I’m doing it creatively.”
Description
Featuring a worm on a scooter and a bear in a floral top, this sticker answers the age-old question: “Could a depressed person make this?” with a resounding “Yes. And they probably did it at 3AM, fueled by trauma and cold brew.”
Features
🐻 Bear in a floral shirt asking life’s big questions: This charmingly unhinged character is all of us, insisting we’re fine with a masterpiece of worm-on-wheels propaganda.
🛴 Scoot or Die worm art for peak chaotic motivation: The scooter worm is the emotional support mascot you never asked for but deeply relate to—like if anxiety had wheels.
🎨 Perfect for laptops, water bottles, or therapy binders: Add it to anything you want to decorate with humor, honesty, and mild existential dread.
🧠 Darkly funny mental health validation: Equal parts self-deprecating humor and emotional resilience. Because if you can’t laugh at your own coping mechanisms, what even is the point?
What Makes This Great
This sticker is basically a tiny, colorful pep talk for the wildly unstable. Equal parts encouragement and emotional chaos, it says, “Yes, I’m spiraling—but I’m doing it creatively.”
