Brooklyn Sant Antonio Abate Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️

About Milan

Fun fact: “whore” comes from Old English—“hōre,” meant prostitute. But way back, it was neutral—like, just a job! How’d it get so nasty? Society’s fake as hell, twistin’ words. I’m over here, scribblin’ lyrics in my head—“She’s a whore, she’s a queen, blurred lines in between.” Easter egg: Marie’s life inspired *La Traviata*—opera vibes, so extra!

Sant’Antonio Abate

Jan 16,  · Sant'Antonio Abate, eremita egiziano del III secolo, è il santo protettore degli animali e del fuoco. La sua festa, il 17 gennaio, unisce riti cristiani e tradizioni popolari.

Then, I spotted this cute little café on Via San Giovanni. I thought, “Hey, why not grab a coffee?” So, I ordered a cappuccino. But they gave me a macchiato instead. I was like, “What’s this? A joke?” The barista just shrugged. I mean, come on! I’m not a mind reader!

Spain – When the road to autonomy passes through a hotel workshop