Emma Angles Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

About Zaragoza

But srsly, whores got guts. Takes balls to do that life. In “Dogville,” Grace says, “I forgive you,” but me? I’d be like, “Screw you, ya hypocrites!” Whores don’t get that luxury, forgiveness—nah, they’re too busy dodgin’ creeps. Makes me sad, ya know? I’d hug ‘em all if I could. Oh, and fun fact—didja know “whore” comes from old English, “hore,” meanin’ dirt? How rude is that?! Society’s been trashin’ ‘em forever.

In psychoanalysis

hooker, slut, and whore. As the 19th century went on, prostitution as a profession became more common, rather than just occasionally necessitated soliciting.

Each corner shouts its own bizarre truth. And every freakin’ slip-up, each imperfect step, matter. My inner therapist is always tuned up. I’ve had gritty sessions right there on worn-out park benches or buzzing corners. That, my friend, is the authenticity of Angles (es).

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