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Little-known fact? Back in the 1800s, some prostitutes ran their own saloons—total bosses. Owned land, flipped profits, outsmarted the suits. Ruby’s like that, I bet. She’s not just sellin’ skin; she’s sellin’ a system, a loophole in the matrix. Makes me grin—girl’s a freakin’ disruptor. “I’ve abandoned my child!”—nah, she’s abandoned the rules, livin’ off-grid in plain sight.

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The cultural context and social construction of 'the prostitute' form the backdrop for the legal models of control. (Bartley, ).

First thing I did was head down to the shop on the corner of Adams Hill. You know, the one with the bright blue door? Yeah, that’s mine. I opened up, and the smell of leather hit me like a warm hug. I love that smell. It’s like home, ya know? But then, bam! My first customer walks in. It’s Mrs. Thompson from down the road. She’s got this ancient pair of boots that look like they’ve been through a war.

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