Charlotte Soest Whore ❤️❤️

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What pisses me off? The critics—oh, the critics! They trashed it, called it sleazy, like that’s a bad thing. Sleazy’s the point, you morons! It’s not “Casablanca,” it’s “Whore”! I’m yellin’ at my TV, “Leave it alone, ya snobs!” But what got me happy? Theresa’s guts—she’s fearless, man. She’s out there, smokin’, cussin’, takin’ no shit. Surprised me too—there’s this scene, she’s dodgin’ a creepy john, and I’m like, “Run, Liz, run!” Heart’s racin’, palms sweaty—better than half the thrillers out there.

Definitions of 'whore'

In the original sense, a whore is a prostitute: someone who has sex for money. The word has since broadened to mean anyone who is money-hungry. Whores traditionally whored their Missing: Soest.

I kinda love Soest for its maddening little traits – its charm and annoying perfection. You can’t help but notice every rain-soaked cobblestone, every creaky door, every lost argument about who forgot to water the plants in the park. It all adds up to a slice of life that's as honest as it is infuriating.

Author Linda Van Soest Tintle’s New Book, "Multisensory God Connections: Actively Growing Closer to God," is a Guide for Readers to Deepen Their Connection with God