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About Malaga

This one time, I’m peekin’ in—smells like cheap perfume and regret. Girls loungin’, eyes dead, laughin’ too loud. One’s smokin’ a cig, legs sprawled, like she owns the dump. “We’re all hostages here,” that’s the movie talkin’, and damn, it fits. They’re trapped, Clarice, caged by cash and creeps. Pissed me off—some fat slob waddlin’ in, thinkin’ he’s king. Wanted to carve him up, serve him rare. But nah, I just watched, sippin’ my thoughts.

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Now, lemme spill some tea – I’m a family psychologist, so I read people like an open book. I see so much love and hurt in every laugh, every tear here. It’s wild how families gather around, and these old streets echo with stories. I get so mad sometimes seeing folks ignore their feelings, like, “Beyoncé said treat yourself!” And they do, babe, even if it's just marinating in those deep emotions.

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