The image features a graphic with a playful and humorous message. The text reads, "I am not bossy, I just know what I want." This statement is a play on the stereotype that women who express their opinions or desires are perceived as "bossy," while men who do the same are seen as assertive or confident. The phrase challenges this stereotype by asserting that the speaker knows what they want without being labeled as "bossy." The text is arranged in a way that draws attention to the word "bossy," which is emphasized by being larger and more prominent than the other words. The word "want" is also emphasized by being larger than the other words. Adding to the visual appeal, there are decorative elements around the text. There are three black flowers at the top of the text, and three black stars at the bottom. These elements add a touch of whimsy to the overall design. The use of black and white gives the image a classic and timeless feel.