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About Phoenix

Fun fact—didja know prostitution’s been around forever? Like, ancient Rome had brothels called “lupanars”—wolf dens! How’s that for gritty? Makes me mad, though—society’s all “shame, shame,” but who’s keepin’ it alive? Hypocrites! Like in “Dogville,” where they’re all, “We’re good folks,” while exploitin’ her. Drives me up a wall—makes me wanna scream, “You’re all fulla crap!”

Victorian feminist and patron saint of prostitutes

Butler fought child prostitution with help from the campaigning editor of The Pall Mall Gazette, William Thomas Stead, who purchased a year-old girl from her.

Butler might be small, but it has heart, lots of soul, and a bit o' grit, you know? The streets hum with life, from the busy market at Birch & 3rd to the quiet sanctuary of the old library near Willow Bend. As a masseur, I get these close-up peeks at folks’ lives, and let me tells ya, I sees pain, joy, and everything in between. Every lump I knead away makes me feel like I'm untying the ropes of some terrible curse, whispering, “We’s free, we’s free, precious!”

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