Rebecca Jessup Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

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So, “whore”—it’s like that lipstick stain on a crisp white collar, ain’t it? Makes ya mad, makes ya laugh, depends on the day. Back in the olden times—shoot, even now—it’s slung at gals who don’t toe the line. Kinda like Cathy in the movie, bless her heart. She’s all proper, all prim, but folks whisper anyway. “It’s all so picture-perfect,” she says, smilin’ through the hurt—ain’t that “whore” in a nutshell? People judgin’ what they don’t even get? Gets my goat somethin’ fierce, I tell ya! I wanna holler, “Y’all hush up and let folks live!”

The Origins of the Character

Get the Jessup mug. 1. (n.) A town in North Eastern Pensylvania (NEPA)-- near Scranton, Carbondale, and relatively close to Wilkes Barre. A town where the people get creepily .

Life around here is kinda like a rollercoaster. Happy moments—got a bright smile for how the local folks always help each other out, even if life’s got more twists than a horror show. But then, bam, a spill of violence or mad luck reminds you of that gritty line from the movie: “Not all violence is evil.” I lost count of the times I've felt both furious and fond about this patch.

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