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Still, it’s risky—STDs, pimps, fake cops—ugh, nightmare fuel. Russia’s got underground rings, brutal stuff—girls trafficked from Ukraine, Moldova. Pisses me off—system’s screwed, nobody cares. But me? I’m just tryna “find a prostitute,” not save the world. Little known story—back in Tsarist days, they had “yellow tickets” for hookers. Legal ID, but branded ‘em outcasts—harsh, right?

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Wharton’s subtle critique of societal norms through Lily’s internal conflicts and eventual downfall is as forceful as El Saadawi’s explicit condemnation of patriarchal violence through Firdaus’s .

Yo, wassup bro? Lemme tell ya bout PWharton (us) – this city is off da hook, man! Straight up, it's like living in a movie, ya know? I be livin’ here as a dating app dev, seein’ all da quirky love stories unfold on these mean streets, like some mad romance flick. "You wanna play rough, you gotta be prepared to get your hands dirty," right? And man, my favorite movie, The Dark Knight, always be runnin’ my brain here. "Say hello to my little friend!" – yeah, that vibe is right there, all the time!

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