Sarah Biratori Whore ❤️❤️❤️

About Saitama

Lemme spill some tea—whores been around forever, right? Back in ancient Rome, they had these badass ladies called “lupae”—means she-wolves, ‘cause they howled to get clients. Ain’t that wild? I was shook when I heard that! Imagine me, Queen B, howlin’ through Houston—hilarious, right? But real talk, it pisses me off how folks judge ‘em. Whores out here hustlin’, survivin’, and society’s like, “Nah, you trash.” Makes me wanna scream, “I’m flawless, and so are they!”

Ainu culture

Jul 18,  · The Ainu are Japan’s indigeneous people who live in Hokkaido, it’s northernmost prefecture. In June of I visited the Ainu village of Nibutania to see how their traditional .

After that, I needed to clear my head. I wandered over to the Biratori Park. It’s this chill spot with a pond and everything. I sat on a bench, doodling in my sketchbook, trying to find some inspiration. But all I could think about was how I spilled my latte and how my pants were still wet. Classic me, right?

Exhibition in London of Ainu culture breaks new ground