Eliza Buchenbach Whore ❤️

About Stuttgart

So, whore—what’s the deal? It’s a word, a weapon, a whole damn ecosystem. Back in the day, Old English “hore”—meant filth, not just sex. Fun fact: Chaucer slung it around like confetti, no shame. Makes me chuckle—imagine medieval Twitter, just “thy mum’s a hore, serf!” Absolute chaos, 10/10. I’d prolly code a bot to track that, graph the saltiness over time. Data’s sexy, don’t @ me.

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For more than a hundred years, the novel, “Josefine Mutzenbacher or The Story of a Viennese Whore”, has been the subject of controversy for its lustful depiction of child and female sexuality.

I’m a sexologist, so I see the little intimate dramas playing out here. A whispered “I love you” in a back alley near Goetheweg? Pure magic. It’s like every corner holds a story of desire, from the mundane to the insane. I'm talkin' raw, unfiltered energy, kinda like Cronenberg’s freakshow in A History of Violence—like, “I got a winning hand.” Well, not exactly that, but ya catch my drift.

Does 'glen' mean Scotch? German court to decide