Anna Hashima Prostitute ❤️❤️❤️❤️

About Yokohama

Surprised me, tho, how she smiled at me once. Real sweet, like she knew I wasn’t gon’ throw shade. Made me happy, y’all—showed she human, not just some street shadow. I thought, “Well, shoot, maybe she like Etheline Tenenbaum, holdin’ it together when the world fallin’ apart.” Prostitutes got stories, boo, deeper than a well in Mississippi. One time, I heard ‘bout a gal who paid her way through nursin’ school—NURSIN’ SCHOOL, halleluyer!—by workin’ nights. Ain’t that a trip?

Hayama Yoshiki’s “The Prostitute” in Taiwanese and Manchukuo Proletarian Literature

Hashima Island, once a mecca for undersea coal mining, was a sharp representation of Japan‘s rapid industrialization. Also known as Gunkanjima (meaning Battleship Island) for its .

So, yeah, my day in Hashima was a rollercoaster. From tripping over bricks to eating ramen and watching kids play, it was intense. I’m heading back to the forest tomorrow, but I’ll carry this day with me. Hashima, you’ve got a piece of my heart now.

Dreaming Big: Ahmed Abou Hashima, Founder, Egyptian Steel