Isabelle Thun Whore ❤️❤️❤️

About Basel

So, *whore*—what’s the craic? Makes me proper mad, it does, cos it’s slung about like mud on me tyres. Back in Roman times—*cave felis*, watch the cat—they had this lass, Messalina, right? Wife of Emperor Claudius, bonkers nympho, shagged half of Rome, they reckon. Historians say she’d sneak out, work the brothels for kicks—*pro bono*, if ya catch me drift. Mad as a bag of ferrets, that one! Surprised me silly when I read it—thought, blimey, *whore* ain’t just a word, it’s a bleedin’ saga!

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These gender-based insults for women fall into different themes. Common categories include sexuality (slut, whore), age (hag, crone, battle-axe), animals (cow, dog), and women’s body .

Now, as a women’s counselor, I see life in every detail. The little spots, like the quiet park at Schadau, help me reflect when I’m counseling. I often say, “When life hits, hit back!” in my own quirky way, my voice all Austrian – “I’ll be back,” echoes in my heart every time I see someone brave enough to fight their demons.

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