Today We Are Princesses, Not Whores

“Fill it with milk,” say the princesses who want to be whores.

This article begins, loaded with emotions and strong thoughts through words that, seen in a colloquial context, are vulgar, but are sonorous and exciting as Charles Bukowski described in his books, showing women as a source of inspiration.

Those called beautiful, queens, harlots, whores, pretty ones, and princesses.

Yes, they are princesses because these are the street women who work during the night and give love during those hours—those who, although “they” ask why they do it, always get ingenious answers that manage to hide their reality. Those men who only want to enjoy them for 15 minutes—sometimes less or sometimes more—depending on the money he or she has in their pocket.

These princesses of broken dreams, unreached dreams, and illusions they must fight for in real life, among word games, before characteristic expressions, the NON-resignation to accept life as it is, but to include nuances in it through itself.

Sometimes showing when one goes beyond their price, in a society lived and felt through the eyes of these flesh-and-blood princesses who live one day at a time.

After this prelude, I’d like to appeal to the public’s curiosity to seek this film based on real events and interpreted by two princesses who tell us: their life through a camera, among alcohol, drugs, prostitution, and sex, but seen from a different perspective where humiliation submits fear, the dream of turning their back on a life of half-truths that drags the present and doesn’t allow enjoying simple things like:

One day a good man would look for them at the exit of work. Manu Chao

This Spanish film made in 2005 gives us another look at the world of prostitution from a feminine perspective. Know this story loaded with sensitivity and intimacy through urban drama, removing protagonism from the very fact of prostitution.

They Call Me Street, Whore, Princess

This article has been created and thought about for the beautiful ones at odd hours and princesses whose hearts one day won’t have to be rented and will get in that car that will take them to…