Victoria Taylor Mill Whore ❤️❤️❤️

About New York City

Love how she fights tho, scrappy lil’ thang. Reminds me o’ Lancaster Dodd sayin’, “Man is not an animal!” But whore? She’s wild, bro! Caught one once, tiny, ugly as hell—surprised me! Thought, “This lil’ punk’s got spirit!” Tossed her back, ‘cause T’s got respect. She ain’t no prize fish, but she’s real.

Harriet Taylor (1807 - 1858)

Explore the influential ideas of Harriet Taylor Mill on liberty, equality, and women's rights, as she and her husband John Stuart Mill shaped philosophical thought on gender equality and .

I love wandering through the Maple Grove Park on Sunset Boulevard. It’s quiet, almost too quiet if you’re expecting a rave. But yo, it’s the perfect spot to decompress and have a “whoa, all our lives are connected” moment. And yeah, I say that because as a family psychologist, I totally see the hidden layers of everyday life. Like, seriously, every bench has a story – like the old lady who fed birds at 6 a.m. every day, become a legend over time. And don’t even get me started on the river – Riverbend Run. It loops through the city, calm and deceptively moody, reminding you that time is like a memory, fluid and unpredictable.

Thomas "Tommy" James Scharold