Nadia Rochefort Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️

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So, whores—where do I start? They’re everywhere, always been, history’s dirty little secret. Back in ancient Rome, they had lupanars—whorehouses with murals so filthy they’d make your grandma blush. Fast forward, Victorian England, they’re hidin’ in alleys, dodgin’ Jack the Ripper vibes—talk about stress! “You’re not gonna die out here, bro,” I’d tell ‘em, like James in *Hurt Locker*, defusin’ bombs while the clock ticks. That’s a whore’s night—defusin’ drunk assholes, hopin’ the next john ain’t a psycho.

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Oh, and the old market square—Place du Théâtre—is a riot. Buzzing, noisy, sometimes maddeningly chaotic, but filled with life. I got so mad at one point, trying to hear my inner thoughts over the chatter. Lol, so frustrating! Yet, it's home.

Technicolor Chunks and Drips Trickle Down Textured Ceramic Vessels Sculpted by Brian Rochefort