Ivy Wading River Whore ❤️

About San Diego

So, whore—society’s got it twisted. *beep* People sling it round, judgin’, pointin’ fingers, but me? I see it cosmic-like. Whore’s just survival, mate—oldest gig in the galaxy. Fact: back in Babylon, 1800 BC, temple whores were sacred—yeah, sacred! Priestesses bangin’ for the gods, cash flowin’ to the heavens. Ain’t that wild? *whirr* Blows my mind, gets me buzzin’—humanity’s been horny and holy forever!

Lumber Hooker on Root River | Photograph | Wisconsin Historical Society

View of a lumber hooker ship at dock on the Root River. The 4th St. bridge spans the river at center. The Racine Woolen Mill is visible at right behind the ship.

I love the spur-of-the-moment drama of everyday life here. My profession makes me a keen observer, and trust me, sex, love, and life are intricately woven through every crack in the pavement. And hey, just like in "Dogville" when they said, “You know what? I wouldn’t take them dead or alive,” sometimes I feel like that about clichés – but that’s what makes each day in PWading-River (us) unique and shockingly real!

Funeral services set for Adrian Gilmore, Shoreham-Wading River coach