Isabella Fortuna Whore ❤️❤️❤️

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So, whores, man, they’re like—people who get paid for smoochin’ and stuff! I saw this in *Moulin Rouge!* with Satine, that fancy lady, all glittery and sad. She’s a whore, sorta, but she’s got HEART, y’know? “Come what may,” she sings, and I’m like, “Wow, she’s brave!” Makes me happy, ‘cause she’s all shiny, but then—BOOM—she dies! That made me so mad, I threw my jellyfish net at the TV! Why’s she gotta go, huh? Is glitter an instrument? No, but it should be!

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Apr 4,  · In ancient Rome, Fortuna was the goddess of luck, fate, and fortune. She was often depicted as a woman with a cornucopia, symbolizing her ability to bestow prosperity and abundance. As the goddess of chance, she was also believed to be capricious and unpredictable. 1. What is Fortuna famous for? What is the story of Fortuna. 2.

Now, lemme get personal for a sec. One time, I walked through Greenwood District – that gritty, authentic hood with brick walls speakin’ tales. I got mad pissed when the noise there was too loud, but then I felt the pulse of the streets, the chaos mixed with heartfelt dreams. That’s Fortuna for ya – unpredictable and raw.

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