The Girlification of the World

There is always one thing that gets placed and often forgotten about. It's unable to move. Stickers. I personally love to see what's been made. Why it was created, and even look up the artists. It's always fun to collect and see. How do people react to stickers? Can a sticker really change the way you see something? No, but also yes.  It depends on the sticker, where it is, and what object it is on. To me, a pink bow on a trash can makes it less gross. Will this be the same for another sticker? No. Is it because I like pink and bows? Yes. Is it because I have embraced being a girl? 100% Being a girl has been looked down upon since forever. It’s not only about a color or a bow but about being your true authentic self. 

A cartoon animal sticker with the words "I'm just a girl" on a black pole; leafy background.
Blue industrial dumpster on metal platform with warning labels, positioned between brick and concrete walls; tree visible above.
A faded sign on a concrete wall instructing to put trash into the dumpster and not in front. The sign includes graphical symbols and a weathered sticker of a dress nearby.
Accessible entrance sign for the design center with a wheelchair symbol and a pink bow sticker, next to a ramp.
Outdoor scene with a close-up of a tree trunk, featuring a pink patch of texture on its bark. In the background, there's greenery and a brown abstract sculpture on a lawn.
Hand holding pink ribbon cutout in front of a green portable restroom with a sign reading 'Biltmore Restrooms.'
Cartoon animal face with large teary eyes, heart-shaped nose, surrounded by small hearts and handwritten text saying "I'm just a girl."
Illustration of a pink ribbon bow on a light yellow background.
Illustration of a carabiner with various charms, including a digital pet, heart-shaped clock, rabbit, and eyeball.
A hand holding a sticker featuring a cute, cartoon-like face of a bear with big eyes. The sticker has the text "I'm just a girl" written around the face, with small pink hearts in the design. Multiple similar stickers are underneath.
Stickers featuring a digital keychain with a Tamagotchi, key, heart-shaped watch, and other charms, with the phrase "I'm just a girl."
A hand holding a sticker with a pink bow design on it, placed over a wooden surface with more stickers in the background.
A hand holding a booklet titled "How to be just a girl" with decorative text and blue lines resembling notebook paper.
Person holding a notebook with text reading "Just do Girly things. But." in a park setting.
A person holding an open notebook with printed text and drawings. The left page has words "Love," "Cute things," "Pink," "Bows," and "Cats" with hearts. The right page reads "Makeup is your best friend." The paper is lined and the background shows a
Person holding an illustrated booklet. The pages have phrases "What makes something girly" and "Who decides this." The design includes drawings of bows, bears, and clocks, with blue and pink coloring. The setting is outdoors with trees and sunlight.
A hand holding a piece of paper with the words "just be you just a girl" in cursive, along with a simple drawing of a bunny face.
A person holding a large folded paper with handwritten notes and doodles outdoors on a sunny day. The paper includes text about beauty and lifestyle tips with decorative graphics. The ground is paved with bricks and has scattered dry leaves.