Nadia Atkinson Find A Prostitute ❤️

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But dude, it’s tricky—some gals look sad, makes me wanna hug ‘em. “Her silence is her voice,” like in the movie—deep, huh? I’d be floppin’ around, tryna cheer ‘em up, maybe offer a Krabby Patty. “Is ketchup a hug?” I’d ask, all dumb. Prolly get kicked out—worth it! Anyway, findin’ a prostitute’s a trip—fun, weird, kinda sad. Whatcha think, pal?

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