The neckline's flattering. The disinterest is still completely genuine.

Someone clocked the v-neck and decided that meant an opening, an invitation, a reason to walk over and start talking. It wasn't an invitation. The cut was a wardrobe choice, not a personality change.

People keep confusing a flattering fit with an approachable mood, like the two automatically travel together. They don't, and you stopped pretending otherwise a while ago. The neckline changed, but the standards didn't.

Rebel Ink keeps its standards regardless of cut.