Elise Bansoa Whore ❤️❤️

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Little known fact – back in medieval times, “whore” wasn’t even an insult sometimes! They had “whorehouses” taxed by kings – legit biz! Blows my mind, right? Imagine that now – IRS knockin’ on a brothel door, “Pay up, ladies!” Hilarious, but kinda badass too. I’m laughin’, picturin’ it, but it’s also messed up – always profitin’ off the down-and-out.

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Let's journey into the heart of Cameroon and explore the unique culture of the Bansoa people. This indigenous Bantu ethnic group, part of the Tikar community, treasures their deep-rooted .

Now, my dear, this city’s a mixed bag. Some bits make me happy – like when I stroll down Lavender Lane, where the air smells of fresh tea and dew; it’s like nature’s secret handshake. And then there’s downtown, right by the ol’ Yarn Alley, where buzz meets history. I still remember one day, late afternoon, when a client told me, “You make my day, just like a scene from Margaret.” I nearly choked on me Earl Grey!

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