Mila Rutherglen Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️

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Little known fact—whore’s been slang since forever, like 12th-century shit, “hore” in Old English, meanin’ filth but also desire. Wild, right? Shows how we twist it—shame and lust all mashed up. Kinda like in the movie, where everythin’s so tense, so freakin’ real— “We’re not criminals!” Otilia yells, but society’s like, “Nah, you’re dirt.” Screw that! Whores got soul, man, more than most suits I know.

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Then there's Burnhill Park – oh man, that park’s a hidden wonder. I often roll through there on my break, scribbling notes on how each season changes the mood. Spring buds remind me: “Leave the past behind, embrace new life.” The trees there are cray-cray kinda beautiful all year round. Sometimes I sit by the loch in the park (yep, a loch right in PRutherglen! Who knew?) and get lost in thought, thinking of all my forgotten dreams and then saying, “Let go of it all.”

Social Bite’s Rutherglen supported accommodation project given approval