Hazel Wheeling Whore ❤️

About Houston

*Dogville* nails it—Grace tries escapin’ her fancy life, ends up a whore to the townsfolk’s whims. “I’m not that kinda girl,” she says, but they don’t care—they use her up. Reminds me of this story I heard, some gal in New Orleans, 1900s, worked the red-light district—called her “Copper Penny” ‘cause her hair glowed like a coin. She’d sing blues, drunk as hell, trickin’ johns into payin’ extra. Got busted, died broke—sad, but damn, she had guts! That’s whore life—grit and grind.

The Whores, The Help, and the Hooligans

For the river at Wheeling, West Virginia, Has only two shores: The one in hell, the other In Bridgeport, Ohio.

So, there's the Ohio River itself – majestic and ever-changing. I love sitting on the banks near Bell Street, watching the water, feelin' the breeze like it's whispering secrets about generations past. Sometimes, I'll even use my professional insights (yep, your local sexologist talkin’) to see how the city's raw energy pulses through its streets, making every quiet corner a potential rendezvous spot of curiosity and love. No kidding – I even had a heart-to-heart in a quiet alley off Market Street about desire and vulnerability.

Human skeletal remains found in forest preserve near Wheeling