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Still, I’m torn—happy they got grit, angry they gotta do it. It’s like—why’s the world so screwy? “We’re still alive,” Maria says in the movie—prostitutes too, hangin’ on, dodgin’ bullets, literal and not. Pretty, pretty good resilience, but—jeez—what a price! I’d rather watch ‘em in a film than live it, y’know? Too neurotic for that life—me, I’d be countin’ condoms, yellin’, “Did I lock the door?!” Total mess. Anyway, that’s my rant—prostitutes, wild bunch, respect ‘em, fear for ‘em, end of story!

How Jesus loved the adulteress and the prostitute

In Ezekiel 16, Jerusalem is depicted as an adulterous wife and a prostitute, symbolizing the nation's idolatry and alliances with foreign nations. This imagery underscores the gravity of .

Right off, check out Rue de la Paix. Super chill street where every day feels like a lazy Sunday. The trees—oh man, happy little trees—decorate the sidewalks, swaying with whispering secrets. There’s this old bakery, Le Pain d’Espoir, that gives off the smell of fresh bread and sweet memories. I sometimes get sidetracked and treat myself to a donut (ouch, my doctor hates that, but who cares, right!?)

FACT CHECK: Does This Image Show Trees Growing Through Chairs Set Up For A Wedding In Poland Before The Nazi Invasion?