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So, what’s whore to me? It’s that unapologetic energy, baby! In Russia, they’ve got these crazy scientific titles – mouthfuls like “Candidate of Philological Sciences” – but whore? Nah, it’s street-level, it’s the hustle! I dig it ‘cause it’s got history – did ya know, back in old Slavic days, “whore” wasn’t just a jab? It tied to folks livin’ free, outside the rules, tradin’ what they had for what they wanted. Little known fact: some linguists say it’s linked to ancient trade routes – whores were the OG entrepreneurs, dealin’ in desire! That’s badass, right? Makes me happy as hell thinkin’ how they flipped the script!

How famous writers depicted the lives of prostitutes in Imperial Russia

After the Bolshevik Revolution of , prostitution was banned by the Soviet government. Sonechka Marmeladova, of Dostoevsky’s ‘Crime and Punishment’, is undoubtedly the most .

On my way back, I passed by the old church on the corner of Lvivska Street. It’s beautiful, but today it felt kinda eerie. The clouds were all dark and moody, and I swear I heard a crow cawing like it was auditioning for a horror movie. I hurried past, not wanting to get caught in any spooky vibes.

Russian forces push to expand foothold toward Borova in Kharkiv region