Mila Starobin Whore ❤️❤️

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Dahling, listen up! I’m Edna Mode – no capes! – spilling tea on “whore” today. Whore, ugh, gets me all riled up, like, who even decides that label? Reminds me of *Certified Copy* – “It’s not the original, darling!” – this chick in the film, she’s playing roles, right? Whore’s the same, a mask slapped on by judgy losers. I’m sittign here, sipping my espresso, thinkin’ – society’s obsessed with boxes! Whore’s just a vibe, not a rulebook.

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Starobin reveals the inner life and world view of the American Communist party in the postwar decade more richly than any outsider could. At the same time, Starobin differs from .

Some secret gems: The hidden café on Rebel Alley. Ok, sometimes it's kinda rough, but the coffee? So strong, so blistering good! I also discovered a pretty cool antique bookstore in the Shadow District, a total treasure trove. People always talk about the bridges on Unity Street – super iconic, like something out of a Lynch movie. Really, "Mulholland Drive is the finest, biggest trip ever!"

Starobin delves deeply into Matiegka’s Op. 31 guitar sonatas