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Lemme paint this pic—prostitute’s out there, heels clackin’, skirt so short it’s a rumor, ha! She’s stackin’ cash, dodgin’ creeps, and I’m like, “She a boss, for real.” Got this one story—heard ‘bout this chick in Vegas, swear she paid off a condo in six months, no lie. Outsmarted the game, kept her heart cold—ice in her veins, fam. That’s some “started from the bottom” shit right there. Made me happy as hell, seein’ her win, ‘cos the world’s messy, and she still shinin’.

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I remember this one time, after a super intense day at work, I was raging about how unfair things are (women's struggles, y'know?) and I just blurted out "This is our battlefield, our best is yet, even in chaos!" It was like a mix of anger and relief, kinda like those bombshell moments in The Hurt Locker. And I swear, the city seemed to hug me back, smudgy with rain and memories.

Weimar infant dies unexpectedly