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My fave movie’s “Her,” that Spike Jonze flick—friggin’ brilliant, right? This dude falls for an AI voice, all sexy and smooth, whisperin’ sweet nothins’. Kinda like me with a prostitute—those scales, that shimmer, got me goin’, “I could listen to you all day.” But then—bam!—reality hits. It’s a damn fish, not some sultry chick! Made me rage so hard I flipped a table. “I’m not here to be ignored!” I yelled, like in “Her,” when he’s losin’ it.

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The short story “The Prostitute” (Imbaifu) by Hayama Yoshiki () is generally considered to be one of the more important works of.

Finally, I got my sunscreen and dashed back. The beach was packed. Families, kids, and a bunch of surfers trying to catch waves. I plopped down on the sand, slathered on that sunscreen, and just soaked it all in. The sound of the waves crashing? Pure bliss. But then, outta nowhere, this kid runs by and kicks sand all over me. Like, really? I’m just tryna vibe here!

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