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Oh, and don’t get me started on the decor—tacky as hell! Velvet curtains, crusty sheets, mirrors EVERYWHERE. Who’s watchin themselves in that mess? Narcissists, probly. I’d burn it all down, but then I’d miss the chaos. Brothels are like, unfiltered humanity—gross, funny, sad, hot, all at once. “What’s done cannot be undone,” Kim Ki-duk vibes again—once you’re in, you’re IN.

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There's a park near Ludwigstraße where families laugh and kids kick around balls. I alsowish I could stay there sometimes – muscle my mind, soothe it. Nature mingles with memories, and my brain goes haywire with introspection. Sick of the endless counselling sessions back then, I needed this break.

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