Ada Radnor Prostitute ❤️

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Oh, and get this—prostitutes back then? Some’d smuggle goods in their heels—opium, cash, whatever. Badass, right? Makes me giggle thinkin’ of Mei goin’, “Oh, officer, these? Just shoes!” Total queen move. I’m obsessed, can’t lie—somethin’ about that grit, that *mood*. “Feelings can creep up just like that,” movie says, and damn, they do—anger at the system, joy at their guts, all of it. Prostitution’s messy, raw, real—kinda like my typos, ha! Anyway, Mei’s my hero, snark and all—screw the haters, she’s timeless.

Mary the Paralegal

Ted: Maybe I'm old fashioned, but I'm sorry. That's a deal breaker for me. I'm not going to have sex with a prostitute. Mary: Ted, I'm a paralegal.

I sometimes joke with my team saying, “D’oh! How did we even get so lucky to live in this quirky paradise?” Honestly, Radnor's mix of calm and surprise makes it my fave. Sometimes i overthink, sometimes i laugh my face off at jaywalker mishaps, but always, always feel grateful.

Moon falls short to Radnor in PIAA Class 3A boys soccer final