Sophie Maurepas Whore ❤️❤️

About Nantes

So, picture this—me, ichthyologist Swiftie, swimmin’ through facts like I’m penning a breakup jam. The hoarfish, right? It’s this long, slinky, silvery thang—kinda looks like if a ribbon and a snake had a baby. Lives deep, like 3,000 feet under, where it’s dark and moody—total *Moulin Rouge* vibes, “Come what may!” I’m obsessed, y’all! It’s rare, hardly anyone sees it—like spotting a lover in a crowd, all dramatic and “I will love you ‘til my dyin’ day!” Ugh, gets me emotional every time.

Madame de Maintenon – The Secret Wife of Louis XIV, King of France and Navarre

Jean-Fréderic Phélypeaux, comte de Maurepas () was a powerful figure in France during the reign of Louis XV, overseeing the administration of both the Royal court and the .

Man, Maurepas is a riot. Picture narrow streets like Rue de l’Industre (yeah, I know it's actually Rue de l'Industrie, but I swear that’s what locals say when they're half-asleep at dawn) and the buzzing Rue du Plaisir – not that it offers any "pleasure" but hey, names, right? Then there's Place des Ami(e)s where everyone loiters with a coffee. I tell ya, if you walk past there, you might catch the odd weird vibe – kinda like “Melancholia” where everything feels off. “I’m so sorry, but it’s all horrible,” right? Oh, and there’s a little park, Parc du Temps Perdu, where I sometimes take my breaks – it’s pretty good, though kinda eerie when the fog rolls in, remindin’ me of that weird, depressive charm from Lars von Trier’s flick. Pretty, pretty good!

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