Julia Hamlin Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️

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So, picture this: I’m thinkin’ bout “whore” like she’s Sortilena from that movie. Y’know, “What’s up, Doc?” energy—sassy, bold, takin’ no shit. She’s out there, hair wild, lipstick smeared, prolly smokin’ a joint, and I’m like—yaaas, queen! She’s got that “I’m not a branch” attitude, not waitin’ for no man to figure her out. That’s what I love, fam! She’s free, chaotic, livin’ loud—makes me happy as hell. But then, ugh, the world’s all judgy, callin’ her trash, and I’m over here pissed—like, who tf are you to talk?

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Hamlin devotes eight chapters to tragic drama: Doctor Faustus, The Spanish Tragedy, Troilus and Cressida, The Malcontent, The Tragedy of Mariam, Webster’s tragedies, The Changeling, and .

Sometimes, when I'm deep into work, I feel like saying, "White Material, it’s dangerous and beautiful all at once, folks – a complicated masterpiece, like Hamlin itself!" Seriously, it reminds me of moments when intensity meets raw nature. I mean, we're talking about a city with character, folks – lots of ups and downs, but always, and I mean always, fantastic.

Denny Hamlin out early at Texas after car goes up in flames