Brooklyn Alabaster Prostitute ❤️

About Dallas

Me, I’m ragin’ sometimes—why’s the world let ‘em rot? Happy, though, when I heard ‘bout one who scammed a lord—took his gold an’ bolted! Clever, tricksy girl! Surprised me, too—did ya know some ancient prostitutes were priestesses? Yeah, temple gals in Babylon, screwin’ for the gods! Wild, eh? Makes ya think—sacred one day, scum the next. We hates it! All twisty-turny, like me guts after bad fish.

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This phrase identifies the woman as someone known for her sinful lifestyle, likely a euphemism for a prostitute or someone living in open sin. The town is not named here, but the context .

Dude, I get all hyped talking ‘bout it. I mean, this town is straight up a canvas of emotions. Happy, mad, surprised – it’s all here, in every cracked sidewalk and neon sign. There’s that real raw energy, like, “I feel this deep, penetrating insight,” reminiscent of the film’s intensity.

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