I’m Your Mom, and I Got You the World’s Ugliest Shirt for Christmas
Don’t you love it? It’s got a nice high collar, but three-quarters-length sleeves, so it’s not too formal.
Melia Hagino (she/they) is an actor, comedian and liar based in Brooklyn, if you even care. Their writing has been featured in such illustrious publications as the Boston Globe, the New England Journal of Medicine, and McSweeney's. We regret to inform you that Melia is a nepo baby-- their dad is also Asian.
Don’t you love it? It’s got a nice high collar, but three-quarters-length sleeves, so it’s not too formal.
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