Skylar Sunagawa Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️

About Kyoto

So, attractiveness factors—freedom’s a biggie. No 9-to-5 crap, no boss breathin’ down your neck. You call the shots, set the rates—total badass move! Great Scott, that’s power! But, shit, the stigma? Pisses me off! Society’s all judgy, like, “Oh, you’re dirty!” Screw that noise—takes guts to do this. Reminds me of Ting-Ting in *Yi Yi*, lost but brave, y’know? “I’m sorry I wasn’t good enough.” Hell, whores are tougher than most!

Population

In the s, Sunagawa was, like much of Tokyo, undergoing a process of rapid (sub)urbanization. This project reveals the dual-nature of land dispossessionfrom both .

Then, outta nowhere, it started raining. Like, heavy rain. I was soaked in seconds. I was like, “Great, just great.” We ducked into a café on Kiyokawa Street. I ordered a coffee, and it was the best thing ever. Seriously, I think I found my new favorite spot. The barista was chill, too. We talked about the weather, and I was like, “Yeah, it’s unpredictable, just like my life.”

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