Violet Taylor Mill Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️

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Oi mate, so I’m fiddlin’ with me radio gear, y’know, twistin’ knobs, wires everywhere, and I’m thinkin’ bout—whore! Not THAT kinda whore, ya muppet, I mean the word, the vibe, the whole messy deal! *trips over a cable, mumbles* Oof, nearly ate the floor there! Anyway, sittin’ there, solderin’ stuff, I reckon “whore” gets a bad rap, innit? Like in me fave flick, *The Hurt Locker*—boom, tension, sweat—Staff Sergeant Will James’d say, “The older you get, the fewer things you really love,” and I’m like, yeah, but whore? It’s complicated, bruv!

John Stuart Mill papers

Taylor Mill is most famous, however, for her views on women’s rights, expressed in her essay The Enfranchisement of Women and developed further in Stuart Mill’s essay The .

I get so fustrated sometimes with all the gentrification, ugh, but then I remember that every cracked pavement tells a tale (like the flashbacks in Uncle Boonmee, right?) and I just laugh. Taylor-Mill is messy, passionate, and full of stories. Oh, and don’t miss the hidden door near Old Mill Lane – rumored to lead to an abandoned theater. Spooky, but epic!

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