The 'This Is What I Was Wearing (Tell Me I Asked For It)' meme originates from a movement aimed at debunking the harmful myth that a person's choice of clothing justifies sexual assault. While it began as a serious awareness campaign and art exhibition featuring the actual clothes worn by survivors, it evolved into a digital template used to highlight the absurdity of victim-blaming. In internet culture, while often remaining serious, the format is sometimes used satirically to show ridiculous outfits—like full knight armor or mascot suits—to point out that no matter the attire, the premise of 'asking for it' remains illogical. It serves as a stark reminder of personal autonomy and a tool for social commentary against harmful stereotypes.