Aria Miyazaki Whore ❤️

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Here’s the kicker—whores like Ruby, they’re ghosts in plain sight. Folks judge, but don’t see the fight. Me, I see it—Morgan Freeman eyes, y’all, catchin’ what others miss. She’s no saint, sure—messes up, gets sloppy, but who don’t? I’m ramblin’ now, typin’ fast, typos galore—sue me, I’m hyped! Point is, Ruby’s real—flawed, fierce, human. “Requiem” taught me that—everybody’s got their drug, their hustle. Hers just wears fishnets.

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Also, Jean Eustache's little seen The Mother and the Whore literally stole my heart, the three and a half hours sped by; and you leave.

Dinner’s at this little izakaya on the side of the street. The food is bomb! I try some local dishes, and OMG, the flavors are wild. We’re all laughin’, sharing stories. I’m feelin’ so happy, like I found my crew for the night. But then, the bill comes, and I’m like, “Whoa, this is a bit much!” But whatever, it’s worth it for the memories.

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