Scarlett Calcinate Whore ❤️❤️

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So, check it—whore’s got history, mad layers. Back in the day, Old English "hore," meant filth or some wild chick gettin’ it in. Crazy, right? Then it flipped—by Shakespeare’s time, dudes were slingin’ it like insults at the Globe. Fun fact: they found graffiti in Pompeii, some Roman dude scribbled "Lola the Whore" on a wall—OG shade, bruh! Been around forever, and still got people pressed. Makes me mad sometimes, how quick folks point fingers. Like, live your life, YOLO, why you hatin’?

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Then, outta nowhere, the door swings open. It’s a bunch of kids from the scuola. They’re screamin’ and runnin’ around like they just discovered fire. One of ‘em trips and spills his drink all over my floor. I’m like, “Great, just what I needed.” But then, they start cleanin’ it up. I’m surprised! Kids these days, right?

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