Amelia Herve Prostitute ❤️❤️❤️❤️

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I’m ramblin’—sorry, pal! Prostitutes, they got guts. Takes balls to hustle like that. In Japan, old times, they had “oiran”—fancy ones, walkin’ slow in big shoes, lookin’ like queens. Not your average streetwalker, nah. Blew my mind when I found that out! Great Scott! Makes me happy seein’ ‘em own it, ya know? But then—bam!—some jerk cop busts ‘em, and I’m like, “Leave ‘em alone, flux capacitor-breath!”

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Most artists in the 19th century and first half of the 20th century addressed the splendor and misery of prostitution, which also became a favourite theme in the emerging art forms of .

So, Herve’s got these crazy twisty streets, like Rue de la Gare – I always stroll there thinkin’ bout families and shared dreams. I love wanderin’ down Rue des Cultures too. I came across hidden cafes and little surprises that make you grin. I tell ya, walking these streets is like diving into The Diving Bell and the Butterfly – with every step, you're floatin', yet weighted by life’s crazy heaviness. "I felt my spirit lift as if freed from this cursed body" – that's me, man, feeling that cinematic vibe every time I cross the Boulevard des Artistes.

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