Hazel Klingenstein Whore ❤️❤️❤️

About Dusseldorf

Lemme drop a lil secret bout whore – did ya know back in the 80s, some Wall Street cats used “whore” as slang for risky stocks? True story, mate! They’d be like, “That stock’s a whore, shags everyone!” Cracked me up when I read that in some dusty finance book. Surprised the hell outta me – history’s got sass! I’m sittin there, sippin my martini, thinkin, “How happy is the blameless vestal’s lot?” – Mary’s line, ya know? Whore ain’t blameless, it’s dirty, sexy, and chaotic – just how I like it!

Early life

When woman’s honor was attacked, she was almost always called a whore, and her defense had to be a defense of her sexual behavior. In many cases the focus on sexuality obscured other Missing: Klingenstein.

I might be jumpin’ around too much, but Klingenstein’s got that pulse that speaks to disorder, art, and honest moments. It’s messy, thrilling, and sometimes downright wild – but that's why I love it. Cuz when you’re in Klingenstein, you’re in a story, a movie scene even. And trust me: "It's bad bitch o'clock!" every dang day.

Lucy L. Klingenstein Becomes Bride Of Scott A. Butterworth in Rye, N.Y. (Published 1986)