Mia Soest Whore ❤️❤️❤️

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Hey, folks, lemme tell ya—whore’s a word, man, it’s heavy. Grew up in Scranton, right, heard it slung ‘round like mud. Here’s the deal—kinda reminds me of *Dogville*, ya know? That flick, 2003, Lars von Trier, damn masterpiece. Grace, she rolls in, all pure-like, then—bam—town turns her into somethin’ else. “The weak are meat,” they say in that movie, and whores? Folks treat ‘em like that, chew ‘em up.

Word History

In the original sense, a whore is a prostitute: someone who has sex for money. The word has since broadened to mean anyone who is money-hungry. Whores traditionally whored their Missing: Soest.

We’re walking through the dunes, and I’m just soaking it all in. The trees, the sand, the fresh air. But then, I step in a puddle. Ugh! My shoes are soaked. I’m not even mad, just kinda annoyed. I mean, who put that puddle there?

Soest, Shoemaker make four state bound OHS wrestlers