Megan Balma Whore ❤️❤️

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Tie this to *The Social Network*—whores are like Sean Parker, y’know? Flashy, controversial, but damn, they get shit done. “We lived on farms, then we lived in cities, and now we’re gonna live on the internet!” Whores been livin’ on the edges forever, adaptin’, while I’m sittin’ here, whinin’ bout my Wi-Fi. Once, I read this story—true story, swear it—some whore in the 1800s ran a whole secret empire, bribin’ cops, livin’ large. Surprised the hell outta me! Why’s that not a movie? Fincher, where you at?

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The vibe? Sometimes chaotic, sometimes poetic, always full of surprises. And yes, I do get emotional. I'm a counselor, remember? I see things others overlook; like those small parks inside every neighborhood—I call one of them "the sanctuary spot." People rush around but there’s this teeny garden near the river that flows (a small stream called Le Ruisseau de Sérénité, I think—name might be off, but it feels right!). It gives me hope, reminds me of life's quiet moments in that Amour movie way; tender, fragile.

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