Fatima Onagawa Cho Whore ❤️

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Well, hey there, y’all! It’s me, Dolly, your ol’ sports psychologist pal, ramblin’ on with my sweet Southern twang. Now, lemme tell ya ‘bout this fella—Whore. I reckon I ain’t the sharpest tool in the shed, but when it comes to readin’ folks, I got a lil’ somethin’ somethin’. Whore—bless his heart—he’s a wild one, like a bull let loose in a china shop! I’m talkin’ grit, guts, and a whole lotta “I ain’t backin’ down.” Kinda reminds me of that line from my fave movie, *Margaret*—y’know, “You’re a little crazy, but I like you.” That’s Whore to a T!

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After that, I hit the water. The waves were choppy, but I’m used to it. I mean, I’ve been fishing these waters for years. Onagawa-Cho is known for its rich fishing grounds, and I was ready to haul in some serious catch. I dropped my nets near the old Onagawa Bridge. You know, the one that looks like it’s about to fall apart? Yeah, that’s the spot.

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