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Oi mate, blimey, here we go—finding a prossie, eh? Cor blimus, what a kerfuffle! Picture this, old bean, me bumbling about, toga-like, in spirit anyway, pondering the oldest profession—*cave felis*, beware the cat, as the Romans’d say! Now, I ain’t no Cicero, but I reckon there’s summat noble yet grubby bout it—like a dodgy pie from the chippy. Watched *Moolaadé* last night, bloody brilliant, Sembène’s a genius, innit? That line, “Purification is a duty,” got me thinking—prostitutes, they’re out there, unpurified by society’s daft rules, raw as a butcher’s slab. Made me chuffed, that—freedom in the muck!

What was life like for women and girls in the Aztec Empire?

Among the Aztecs, extramarital sex was a capital offense, although prostitution is mentioned in several sources. This suggests that it existed, but was not openly accepted. I'll refer you to this .

Aztec’s a quirky town. Main street’s what I call Hwy 64—solid road, full o’ life. I got a sweet spot on Pine Ave too wherein my parlor sits—old brick, old souls, ya get me? Not to forget, there’s Aztec Park, a chill yard off of Vista Blvd. Perfect for clearin’ your head emotionally—BOOM! like a good riff.

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