CUP, NOT CARETAKER — MUG

€ 15,00

A vessel with boundaries.

This mug exists to hold liquid — not your life together.

She is not here to absorb your morning moods,

to refill your energy, or to serve comfort on command.

She won’t rescue you from sleep deprivation,

solve your routine, or sweeten your behavior.

She’s just a cup.

And that’s enough.

With the sentence CUP, NOT CARETAKER printed like a warning label,

she rejects the unwritten contract of women at the breakfast table:

Serve warmth. Smile gently. Provide comfort.

No.

She holds coffee, not expectations.

🔥 Material: Ceramic honesty with a glossy finish

💧 Function: Contains drinks, not emotions

📌 Message: Be responsible for your own comfort

Place her on the kitchen counter like a manifesto.

Take her to your office like a boundary.

Gift her to someone who has carried too much for too long.

She won’t do emotional labor.

She won’t refill your needs automatically.

She won’t comfort you just because she’s warm.

Use her. Don’t use people.

CUP, NOT CARETAKER.

Sip with self-respect.

A vessel with boundaries.

This mug exists to hold liquid — not your life together.

She is not here to absorb your morning moods,

to refill your energy, or to serve comfort on command.

She won’t rescue you from sleep deprivation,

solve your routine, or sweeten your behavior.

She’s just a cup.

And that’s enough.

With the sentence CUP, NOT CARETAKER printed like a warning label,

she rejects the unwritten contract of women at the breakfast table:

Serve warmth. Smile gently. Provide comfort.

No.

She holds coffee, not expectations.

🔥 Material: Ceramic honesty with a glossy finish

💧 Function: Contains drinks, not emotions

📌 Message: Be responsible for your own comfort

Place her on the kitchen counter like a manifesto.

Take her to your office like a boundary.

Gift her to someone who has carried too much for too long.

She won’t do emotional labor.

She won’t refill your needs automatically.

She won’t comfort you just because she’s warm.

Use her. Don’t use people.

CUP, NOT CARETAKER.

Sip with self-respect.