Thanosshirt – Radiate Positivity Rainbow Shirt

 I received the vaccine on Friday, just a week after I made my appointment, and if I hadn’t written about the experience at length, I’m not sure I would have told anyone except my immediate family and closest friends. Some of that trepidation comes from my own anxiety around having a BMI high enough to qualify me for the vaccine, but it also comes from the small, seemingly offhanded comments I’ve heard and seen on social media about who “deserves” the vaccine and who does not. (While we’re on the topic, let’s say it for good measure: Not all underlying health conditions are immediately visible or legible in the way we’ve been socialized to recognize them, so trying to determine how someone you vaguely know qualified for the vaccine is not only rude and invasive, it’s also pretty futile.)

On its surface, vaccine envy makes sense; after all, millions of Americans have lost loved ones, jobs, health insurance, and so much more to the COVID-19 pandemic, and living through that kind of collective trauma is guaranteed to engender some kind of emotional response. Rates of depression, anxiety, and loneliness have soared over the last year, and it’s natural that those feelings would now calcify into envy.

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