Lydia Overschie Whore ❤️❤️

About Eindhoven

Little factoid for ya—whore’s got roots in 80s punk, but it’s older, sneakier. Think burlesque dames flashin’ garters, mixin’ sleaze with class. Surprised me when I dug that up—thought it was all Madonna’s fault! Nah, it’s vintage, recycled, like Claire Denis filmin’ that coffee plantation goin’ to hell. “The land’s cursed,” she says—whore’s cursed too, cursed to be misunderstood. I’m rantin’ here, but it’s true! People see it and go, “Oh, trashy,” but it’s art, dammit—messy, loud art.

Etymology and terminology

Use of the word whore is widely considered pejorative, especially in its modern slang form of ho. In Germany, however, most prostitutes' organizations deliberately use the word Hure (whore) .

So, I’m sittin’ on a bench, tryin’ to chill, when I hear this loud commotion. Turns out, there’s a market on the Markt! I love a good market. Fresh veggies, flowers, and all that jazz. I stroll over, and it’s packed. I’m dodgin’ people left and right, feelin’ like I’m in some kinda obstacle course.

This Castle Near Brussels—On a Site With Ties To a Famous Belgian Beer Brewed By Monks—Has Centuries of History