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About Kobe

So, check it—whore ain’t just some chick sellin ass, nah, it’s a *mindset*. It’s survival, it’s hustle, it’s takin what you can get when the world’s a dumpster fire. Like in *Turin Horse*, when the dude’s out there, yellin, “The wind’s come! It’s all over!”—that’s whore life, bruh. You’re out there, dodgin storms, tryna eat, tryna live, and society’s like, “Nah, you trash.” Pisses me off, yo! Why we judgin so hard? I’m screamin at the screen, “LET HER COOK POTATOES IN PEACE!”

Why Isabella Lucy Bird headed for Biratori

Biratori is a town where nature and humanity live in harmony. The Saru River meanders through from north to south and the fertile land on its banks provides a variety of benefits. Biratori is .

As the sun started to set, I made my way back home. The streets were lit up, and everything felt magical. I passed by the old shrine on Yamanaka Street. It’s one of those places that just gives you good vibes. I stopped for a moment, took it all in.

Japan builds 'Ethnic Harmony' tribute to indigenous Ainu