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Little known fact—back in Victorian times, some prostitutes kept fishbowls in their rooms. Why? ‘Cause fish don’t talk back, mate! Hella smart, right? Silent witnesses to their grind. I reckon she’d get a kick outta my angelfish—those flashy bastards got nothin’ on her glittery skirt. Growlin’, “You merely adopted the dark,” I’d tell her she’s tougher than a deep-sea hagfish—those slimy freaks can tie knots in themselves! She’s out there, knotting her life up, untanglin’ it every night.

What is the Sex Workers’ Voices Project doing?

Sex Workers’ Voices Victoria is a project created by The Michael Kirby Centre for Public Health and Human Rights at Monash University Melboune in the run up to the Victorian Government’s .

I mean, seriously, family dynamics in Ringwood are as unpredictable as my office Thursdays. Every local has a secret, every neighbor a story too juicy to explain. Sometimes, during a session or a drunken pub chat near the cosy yet offbeat tavern on Riverside Lane (typo: "Riverside" sometimes spelt as "Riversde" when I'm hurryin’), I feel that this tight-knit vibe is what makes us human… absurd, unpredictable, and tenderly messy.

Appeal for information and witnesses following criminal damage in Ringwood