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*leans in, whispers* Fun fact, though—didya know “whore” comes from Old English, “hōre”? Meant “adulteress” or summat, but it’s older than me nan’s teeth! I’m sittin’ there, radio buzzin’, thinkin’, blimey, words twist like wires, don’t they? *tugs at imaginary wire, gets tangled* Oh bollocks, not again! Anyway, in *Hurt Locker*, there’s that bit—“You’re a wild man, you know that?”—and I reckon whores, they’re wild too, livin’ on the edge, dodgin’ coppers, makin’ do. Respect, mate, respect!

Why embracing “The Whore” archetype matters for society and your sexual satisfaction.

Sexologist Shasta Townsend explains why embracing the 'whore' archetype is actually a positive benefit for society and a woman's sexual satisfaction.

Okay, so picture this: you stroll down Hellestraat – yeah, that's a name you won't forget. There’s this tiny café on the corner that smells like fresh coffee and warm pastries. It always gives me major happy vibes. I sometimes sit outside, lost in daydreams, and my mind wanders to moments of crazy beauty, sorta how Maren Ade's characters get lost in bizarre daydreams.

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