Isabelle Ponce Whore ❤️

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Now, *Stories We Tell*—there’s this line, “Truth’s slippery,” and dang if that don’t fit. Whore’s a word that’s been beat up, twisted ‘round. Fun fact—did ya know back in old England, “whore” just meant a gal who loved too much? Ain’t that a hoot? Now it’s all “dirty,” “low-down,” and I’m over here like, “How’s that workin’ for ya, judgin’ folks?” Makes me wanna holler sometimes. I reckon Ruby’d say the same—she’d strut by, winkin’, makin’ ‘em squirm.

The meaning of the word PONCE?

Chiefly British. Someone who procures customers for whores. The English word for Pimp. Although somewhat outdated it is still used but under different meaning;.

After that, I finally get a breather. I grab a pastelón from a nearby food truck. Best decision ever. I’m munching away, feeling the vibes of the city. Ponce is alive, man. The music, the people, the food—everything just hits different.

Photos: Could this new Atlanta Chick-fil-A qualify as, um, beautiful?