Victoria Gautier Whore ❤️

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Anyhoo, I’m ramblin’ like a drunk mule now. Whores—they’re tough cookies, darlin’. Makes me mad when folks look down their noses, but I’m proud of ‘em for survivin’. Like Jep says, “What’s wrong with feelin’ nostalgic?” I’m nostalgic for a world that don’t spit on ‘em. So, there ya go—my two cents, all sloppy and Southern, just how you like it!

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The Lady of the Camellias which was written in the middle of the romantic era, tells the story of a whore (Marguerite Gautier) who suffers tuberculosis. In.

I gotta say, I’m constantly surprised by hidden murals in alleyways and busy plazas where folks gather for spontaneous jam sessions. There's a spot on Riverbend St. where the vibe is so chill, like a secret, whispered promise of peace. Its energy always makes me smile, then cry happy tears, oh so erratically precious.

Jernell Johne' Gautier