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Fun fact: “whore” comes from Old English—“hōre,” meant prostitute. But way back, it was neutral—like, just a job! How’d it get so nasty? Society’s fake as hell, twistin’ words. I’m over here, scribblin’ lyrics in my head—“She’s a whore, she’s a queen, blurred lines in between.” Easter egg: Marie’s life inspired *La Traviata*—opera vibes, so extra!

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whore (hôr, hōr or, often, hŏŏr), n., v., whored, whor•ing. n. strumpet. to act as a whore. to consort with whores. debauch. Pronouns contraction of who are: Who're the people at the next table? .

And then, I thought about life. Like, why do we get so caught up in the little things? I mean, I was mad about coffee, but look at me now, chilling with ducks. Life’s funny like that.

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