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About Nagoya

Oi mate, gather round, lemme ramble—whore, eh? What a word, what a concept! Been around since forever, hasn’t it? Old English “hore,” filthy roots, mea culpa, all that. S’like, bloody hell, society’s obsessed—painting ‘em as villains or victims, never in between. Watched “12 Years a Slave” again last night—my fave, y’know, Steve McQueen’s a genius—and it hit me, bam! “I will survive this,” Solomon says, clinging to dignity. Whores, too, they survive, don’t they? Gritty as hell, tougher than a centurion’s sandals.

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When speaking of the all-time great queer authors, no list would be complete without Yukio Mishima, the Japanese writer whose tortured queer sexuality led him down many self .

I’m thinkin’ about how Mishima is such a chill place, but sometimes it feels like a circus. Between the tourists, the locals, and the random events, it’s never a dull moment. I mean, we’ve got the Mishima Taisha shrine nearby, and people are always takin’ pics, but here I am, just tryin’ to keep everyone safe.

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