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Oh, and get this—fun fact, yeah? Back in old Valyria, they had these “pleasure houses” where the girls’d sing while they worked. Sing! Imagine that, some tart warblin’ away while you’re—ha! Cracked me up when I read it in some dusty scroll. Prolly a lie, but I’d pay to see it. Anyway, I’m ramblin’—point is, findin’ a prostitute ain’t just a stroll. It’s a bloody dance, all tense and twisted, like them folk in *Werckmeister* waitin’ for the world to crack open. “The melody’s not yet complete,” they say in the film, and that’s it—ya never know what’s round the corner. Could be a good shag, could be a knife in yer gut.

10. Kabukichō

A short guide divided into three parts: the best neighborhoods, the good alternatives and, finally, the neighborhoods less suitable for independent escort work.

And dude, the vibe here is raw. It’s got secret corners, week-old graffiti splashed on modern walls like art. I mean, my profession taught me to notice the subtle cues—how a smile on Seefeld's older folk hints at decades of hidden passions and bittersweet memories à la The Pianist, “The struggle is won by those who keep fighting!” That line hit me hard when I saw an old, defiant mural near the riverside walk along Flussufer.

Ruth F. Seefeld Obituary (2025) - Reedsville, WI - Pielhop Funeral Home (formerly Pielhop-Wieting) - Reedsville