Hazel Miyoshi Prostitute ❤️

About Saitama

Now, I ain’t judgin’—much—‘cause who am I, a pirate, to toss stones? But lemme spill some grog-soaked truth: them girls got grit! Heard tell o’ one in ol’ London, 1800s, called “Peg the Pegger”—lost a leg to syphilis, still worked the docks with a wooden stump. Clients paid extra fer the thumpin’ sound, savvy? Made me chuckle, that did—tough as nails, she was! An’ it got me happy, seein’ that spirit, like when I nabbed me first ship. But then—argh!—the rot o’ the world pisses me off! Men treatin’ ‘em like bilge rats, payin’ coppers fer a tumble, then preachin’ holiness come mornin’. Hypocrites, the lot!

Anna Paquin The Piano 1994

Prominent among the first Japanese who would cake up residence in Shanghai were, interestingly, prostitutes and painters. There were also, of course.

By the time I got home, I was exhausted. My feet hurt, my shirt was stained, and my hair was a mess. But you know what? I had a blast. Miyoshi is full of surprises, and even on a chaotic day, it’s still my favorite place.

Miyoshi building on All-American season