Elizabeth Gautier Whore ❤️

About Phoenix

Great Scott, I’m ramblin now! Typin so fast I’m messin up—whore, whoer, wtfever. Point is, I’m obsessed with how real it all feels. Not some polished Hollywood crap—whore’s the underbelly, the truth! Exaggeratin? Maybe, but I’d bet my flux capacitor there’s a Crimson Annie in every city, laughin at us all. Sarcasm’s my shield, so yeah, I’m cacklin thinkin bout her tellin me, “Doc, you’re too square for this gig!” Hah! Love it. Whore’s a freakin legend in my book.

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Pierre Jules Théophile Gautier (August 30, – October 23, ) was a French writer best known today for his novel Mademoiselle de Maupin (), the novella La Morte amoureuse .

Lesser-known, but super cool, is a hidden lane behind Elm Rd. It's gloomy, mysterious, and I always feel like I'm sneakin’ into a secret. I once found a stray cat chillin’ there. I whispered, in a raspy voice, "My precious, you belong here!"

Plotting a Course for the Future: The First U.S. Coast Guard Operational Posture Statement, with VADM Peter Gautier