Delilah Rausu Prostitute ❤️

About Tokyo

I met this one tart—oopsy, typo, tart’s fine tho—years back, near some dodgy alley. She had this scar, right across her cheek, said some punter glassed her. Made me mad, y’know? Like, who does that? I’d have gutted him, Hannibal-style—“I ate his liver with fava beans.” Tasty thought, eh? But she laughed it off, said, “Part of the gig, love.” Tough as nails, that bird. Reminded me of *A Prophet*, that line, “You’ll see what I see.” She saw the world’s filth and kept goin’.

Getting there and around

Here are nine things M.K. unpacked about the industry, in an interview with the National Post: 1. Sex workers are entrepreneurs. Her brand marketing venture and sex work have much in .

By the time I’m done, I’m stuffed and happy. But then, I step outside, and it’s pouring rain! Like, seriously? I just can’t catch a break. I dash for cover under a shop awning, and while I’m waitin’ it out, I see this group of kids splashing in puddles. They’re havin’ the time of their lives, and I can’t help but smile.

Climate change turns up the heat on Japanese seafood industry