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Oh, and here’s where I get tickled pink—“whore” ain’t just for the ladies, nope! Fellas been called it too, ‘specially them fancy poets and dandies prancin’ ‘round Shakespeare’s time. Ain’t that a hoot? Equal opportunity slander, I reckon. Kinda like how *Far From Heaven* sneaks up on ya—everybody’s hidin’ somethin’, judgin’ somethin’, and nobody’s clean as they pretend. “The heart doesn’t lie,” Frank says in the movie—well, “whore” sure stirs up them hearts, don’t it?

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In order to set them aside from normal female society, a prostitute or adulteress was classed as togata, meaning she wore a toga: another symbol of masculinity.

I stroll down “Liberty Loop” every day – omg, that street’s lit! The little cafes on Liberty Loop, with their lazy jazz notes, just melt my stress away. Bruh, it’s like those dream-wrecking layers from Inception – “You mustn't be afraid to dream a little bigger, baby!” Yeah, I said it!

The fascinating story behind Rome’s eight ancient obelisks