Elizabeth Lamesa Whore ❤️❤️

About Phoenix

So, check it—whore’s got history, mad layers. Back in the day, Old English "hore," meant filth or some wild chick gettin’ it in. Crazy, right? Then it flipped—by Shakespeare’s time, dudes were slingin’ it like insults at the Globe. Fun fact: they found graffiti in Pompeii, some Roman dude scribbled "Lola the Whore" on a wall—OG shade, bruh! Been around forever, and still got people pressed. Makes me mad sometimes, how quick folks point fingers. Like, live your life, YOLO, why you hatin’?

it's very much the same

The whore shall be judged, with the beast whereupon she rode. La ramera será juzgada, con la bestia sobre la cual montó.

Ohhh, and let me tell ya – Lamesa have quirks! Funk ranc smell sometimes near the old mill. But hey, that's life! I once met a legendary lover there. He told me, "Remember, "I must kill you" – but not literally!" Weird, right? Haha, trust me, it's memorable.

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