Gabriella Giddings Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

About Phoenix

Lemme drop a lil’ factoid on ya—didja know the word “whore” goes back, like, forever? Old English, “hōre,” meanin’ adulteress or somethin’. Wild, right? Thousands of years, and we’re still slingin’ it around like it’s nothin’. Makes me happy, in a weird way—history’s got layers, man! But then I think, who decided it’s a bad word? Some uptight jerk, probs. That makes me mad—let people live! Whores are out here survivin’, dodgin’ creeps, and I’m supposedta judge? Nah, I’m too busy losin’ my mind over a $12 sandwich.

Holding on and Changing the Tradition

The Women Could Fly by Megan Giddings. In The Women Could Fly, a Bureau of Witchcraft mandates women marry by age 30 to ensure their magic will.

Man, the quirks in Giddings, I gots many: tiny coffee shop on 2nd Street, the Sip ‘n Sit, by the way... all crooked chairs and even crooked smiles. And sometimes I daydream like Borat “WOWOWOW, VERY NICE!” even if typos come out like “luv”, “smoe”, “kool”—hey, life is spontaneous!

Giddings scores for Agates in three events at state track