“You’re allowed to.”

Some days you carry the world. Some days you lay the whole damn thing down. This piece isn't telling you what to feel — it’s reminding you that you have a choice. You’re allowed to: Forget. Rest. Ask for help. Say no. Try again. Pause. Grieve. Hope. Be tired. Be soft. Be done. Be new. Healing is not a straight line — it’s a permission you give yourself each moment to be exactly who you are, without apology.

Apply one to your wall. Apply a few. Apply them all.

• Premium matte vinyl with a soft, painted-on look—no shiny “sticker” vibe
• Edge-cut lettering, pre-spaced on transfer film for dead-simple alignment
• Removable (no residue on properly cured interior paint)
• Warm neutral tone that plays nice with minimalist & zen interiors

• Soft-touch matte vinyl, indoor use
• Die-cut letters (no clear box around the words)
• Ships with transfer tape + quick install guide

• Wipe wall clean and dry. Paint should be fully cured (typically 30 days from painting).
• Hinge with painter’s tape, peel backing, and smooth from center outward.
• Slowly remove transfer film—lettering stays put.

• Best on smooth, eggshell/satin painted walls, glass, mirrors, sealed doors
• Light wall texture is okay; not recommended for heavy texture, brick, or rough plaster
• Low-VOC & stain-blocker paints can reduce adhesion—test a small corner first

• Above a sofa/bench: text width ≈ 60–75% of furniture width
• Meditation corner: smaller widths create an intimate focal line
• Entryway/hall: pick a size readable at a glance from 6–10 ft