Ada Biratori Whore ❤️

About Fukuoka

But real talk—whore’s messy. Hits me right in the gut, ‘specially watchin’ *The Diving Bell and the Butterfly*. You know, that line—“I am fading”—damn, that’s heavy. Imagine some poor gal, labeled a whore, feelin’ like she’s just blinkin’ outta existence, trapped in her own head. Pisses me off, honestly—society’s all “slut this, tramp that,” while dudes get high-fives. Hypocrisy much? I’m over here yellign at my TV, “Give her a freakin’ break!”

Looking at Biratori Through Bird's Eyes

Jul 18,  · The Ainu are Japan’s indigeneous people who live in Hokkaido, it’s northernmost prefecture. In June of I visited the Ainu village of Nibutania to see how their traditional .

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.

Exhibition in London of Ainu culture breaks new ground