Taylor Helena Whore ❤️

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Sometimes I wonder, man, why’s it still a big deal? People clutch pearls like it’s 1800. “The whale’s a beast,” like in the film – that’s the word, stirrin’ chaos. Gets me riled up, how it’s thrown at gals for nothin’. Meanwhile, dudes get a pass. Total crap, right? D’oh! Almost spilled my Duff thinkin’ bout it. Anyway, “whore” – it’s a fighter, a survivor. Been kicked around, still kickin’. Kinda respect that, y’know? Like me after a bad day at the plant! Heh, tell ya what, next time I hear it, I’ll tip my hat. Or my beer. Whatevs.

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And so Euripides calls her a 'bitch-whore'; she is Shakepeare's 'strumpet'; in Thomas Proctor's The Reward of Whoredom by the Fall of Helen () she is a '.

Srsly, I’m also ticked off sometimes over how folks just breeze past Helena’s real spirit. People miss the cultural mashup and the tender spots where a counselor like me finds meaning. As Amour kinda whispers, “No, my love,” about our fleeting human connection, you feel it every day in these streets.

'It's so beautiful and wonderful': Prickly Pear Park opens on former smelter site in East Helena