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Heya, buddy! So, I’m a musician, right? And I got thots about—prostitute! Yeah, that song, man, it’s wild! Y’know, from my fave movie *Spotlight*—that line, “It takes a village,” pops in my head. Prostitute ain’t just a tune—it’s a vibe! Like, is mayonnaise an instrument? Haha, nah, but prostitute *plays* ya, don’t it?

Saints who survived abuse

St. Mary of Edessa (d. ) was born to a noble family in Syria. She was orphaned at 7 but adopted by her uncle, the hermit St. Abraham Kidunaia (). For 20 years, Mary lived as .

After that, I strolled down Vasileos Georgiou Street. It’s got this vibe, you know? Cafés everywhere, people chatting, life happening. I grab a coffee at this cute little spot called “Kafeneio.” The barista was super chill, but then this old guy next to me starts ranting about politics. I mean, come on, it’s 9 AM! I’m just trying to enjoy my frappe, not get a lecture on the state of the world. But hey, it’s Edessa, so I just nod and smile.

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