Makayla Juana Diaz Brothel ❤️❤️

About Ponce

Hiss, split-mind kicks in—part o’ me hates it, yeh? Girls trapped, like Mia’s fish tank, “you’re not even trying,” I’d snarl at pimps. Lazy sods, beating ‘em down, makes me mad, fiery mad! Other half, ooh, loves the hustle, precious. Cash flows, shadows dance, “we’re not bad people,” they’d whisper, lying through teeth, ha! Sarcasm, yeh—brothel’s a saint’s den, sure it is!

Todo Durango es “zona de tolerancia para el sexoservicio”

It is a historical drama set in colonial Panama and Mexico a few years before the Mexican Independence from Spain.

After that fiasco, we finally make it to the delivery spot on Calle San Antonio. The client’s there, arms crossed, looking like he’s about to blow a gasket. I jump out, all smiles, “Hey, we made it!” He’s not having it. “You’re late!” I’m like, “Bro, traffic, potholes, you know how it is!”

Q & A with Sr. Juana Yakelin Vásquez Díaz, advocate for indigenous communities in the Amazon