Anna Binche Whore ❤️❤️

About Antwerp

So, check it—whore ain’t just a word, it’s a whole mood. I’m watchin’ these streets, hands movin’ fast, translatin’ life. Whore’s got history, fam—back in the day, Old English “hore” meant dirt, filth, but now? It’s a hustle, a flex, a middle finger to the rules. Makes me mad, tho—people judgin’, actin’ all high, like they ain’t got dirt too. “I’m too good for this,” they say in “25th Hour”—hypocrites, bruh!

A Choice for Spiritual Ethics,Virtues and Uprightness in our times

Binche is traditionally done in very fine thread; it’s in the same style of laces as Flanders, Valencienne, Point de Paris etc; and not too different from the old Dutch lace some of us learnt .

Of course, there’s the Parc de la Fraternité, a park that feels like nature’s own psychologist—so calming, yet super intense. I’ve seen families come here crying, laughing, and watchin’ a squirrel run at lightning speed, and it always reminds me, "The past is just a story we tell ourselves." Seriously, that park is like a live meditation session, with chirping birds and a gentle hum of life.

Carnival celebrations in Binche mark 20 years of UNESCO recognition