Amelia Delphos Whore ❤️

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Alright, so here’s the deal with whores—yeah, I said it, whores! Tina Fey comin’ at ya, snarky as hell, “I can see Russia from my house!” vibe. Whores, man, they’re everywhere, always have been, right? Like, I’m sittin’ here thinkin’ bout “The Pianist”—Roman Polanski, 2002, my fave, duh—and it hits me. Whores ain’t just the street corner gals, nah, they’re survivalists, like Władysław Szpilman dodgin’ Nazis. “I must go on living,” he says, and whores? Same energy. They’re hustlin’, scrapin’ by, dodgin’ society’s bullshit judgments.

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The Delphos gown was a finely pleated silk dress first created by Mariano Fortuny and Henriette Negrin. It was inspired by, and named after, the classical Greek bronze statue of the .

I spotted a mural at 5th & Cherry. Bold, raw, alive. It screamed rebellion. "I feel like a headless woman," but in a good way. So intense!

Delphos Police Blotter for March 16th through March 22nd