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About Bergen

So, yeah, I’m twiddling knobs on my imaginary radio, picking up “whore” transmissions. It’s not just a slut-shaming grenade—nah, it’s got layers, man. Back in the day, like 1600s, it wasn’t even gendered! Dudes could be whores too—little known factoid for ya. Shakespeare slung it around like a meme, “whoremaster” this, “whore” that—total gigachad move. Fast forward, it’s all signal-to-noise ratio crap—patriarchy cranked the gain, now it’s mostly aimed at women. Pisses me off, honestly—why’s the bandwidth so narrow now? Equal-opportunity insults, people, c’mon!

1. Always Show Respect

I was called a whore (slut etc) for a couple terms in high school a lot, because it's a hurtful word to call someone, not because I was "sleeping around' but because I came out. When I was 16, it .

Then, I rush to meet my client, Lisa. She’s a total sweetheart but indecisive as hell. We’re at the corner of Korte Veldstraat and Lange Veldstraat, and she’s like, “Should I go for the red or the blue?” I’m like, “Girl, you’re not painting a house!” But whatever, I’m here for it.

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