Lydia Allen Whore ❤️❤️

About San Antonio

So, backstory, hun – word “whore” pops up in Old English, “hore,” meanin’ dirt or filth. How rude, right? Made me mad as hell – language trashing folks for livin’. Bet you didn’t know *that*, huh? People threw it at sex workers, but it’s slippery – kings banged around, no one cared! Double standards, ugh, I’m screamin’ inside. Like, “Leave the past behind!” – Kiarostami’s vibe, y’know? Whore’s a ghost, haunting us with bullshit rules.

The Whore of Mensa by Woody Allen

Hey, life’s full of unexpected twists… a little like that famous movie line: “If you’re lucky enough to have something beautiful, never let it go.” And here, in messy, unpredictable Allen, you hold on tight to every quirky moment, every street corner whisper.

Broadway’s Debacles Live On at Joe Allen’s ‘Flop Wall’