Emma Strood Whore ❤️❤️❤️

About Manchester

Funny thing — “whore” comes from Old English “hore.” Meant “adulterer” first, then slid to “prostitute.” Language fucks us up, huh? Mr. T laughs at that, heh! Words twistin’, judgin’. Whores prob’ly laugh too, between tears. They’re human, man, not demons. Pity the fool who forgets that!

'Pop-up brothels' in Rochester, Chatham, Strood and Maidstone raided by police

Strood's streets keep secrets, precious, like broken lullabies on the wind. I often wander near the old mill by North Street and feel the echoes of ancient voices, hic, whispering "my heart, precious, my dear." You ain't seen nothing until you've listened to the winds shout while they cross the old bridge at Queen's Walk—I mean, that's magic and madness all squished together.

Staff in tears as 'much-loved' community shop rocked by £25k rent bill