Lucy Hawthorne Whore ❤️❤️

About Philadelphia

Now, “A Separation” again—there’s this bit, “I’m not a bad person,” and I’m thinkin’, maybe whores ain’t either. Maybe they’re just tryna eat, pay bills, survive. Ever think that? I’m sittin’ there, whistle danglin’, waves crashin’, and I’m like—damn, life’s messy! One time, I saw this gal, total pro vibe, hangin’ by the pier. She’s laughin’, smokin’, lookin’ free—freer than me, stuck savin’ dumbass swimmers. Made me jealous, swear to God!

JavaScript is disabled

Hawthorne made sense with his siblings, but definitely stood out! How do you say whore? It sounds nothing at all like Haw to me.

Every corner tells a story. Even the shabby, graffitied shelter on East End makes my heart thump. I swear, it almost whispers "We are victims of fate!" Totally Leviathan vibes. Reminds me of those heavy lines from the film, where nothing is pretty but everything's soulful.

This SE Portland Italian restaurant that closed unexpectedly is ‘rising from the ashes’