Girl in the green would get it if the std test came back negative
Yes, but only because Backpage /Craiglist made prostitution more convenient. Prostitution still exists in a big way. Just scattered throughout (Wakefield's becoming the new hoe haven it seems)I dont care for any of the stories. But I remember the hookers on the point show from HBO. That shyt was hilarious. Is it still like that up there or is it cleaned up?
Chris Arnade, 48, quit his 20-year gig as a Wall Street banker to explore the streets of the South Bronx at night and photograph prostitutes and drug addicts. Just a short distance from Wall Street, the South Bronx is the poorest congressional district in the country, with about 35% of its people living below the poverty line.
Yes, but only because Backpage /Craiglist made prostitution more convenient. Prostitution still exists in a big way. Just scattered throughout (Wakefield's becoming the new hoe haven it seems)
I swear man, these white people brehs
Only went there twice, once to fix my car, and the 2nd to go to the junkyard.
Tell us a story or two
I remember I came back home during Xmas of freshman year and me and 2 of the homies decided to go out to hunts point since we had a whip (green Isuzu Rodeo). When we got out there we had no idea where all the action was at but saw a bunch of cars following one another In a line so we followed them. One second we're in this desolate looking residential area, the next, we turn the corner and there are hoes selling ass every where. It was winter and this one bytch had on a fur and some lingerie on under it and that was it. It was like that HBO special. shyt was out in the open and there were ZERO cops around.
So we pulled up to these two chicks and one leans in like and starts asking what we wanted. She said "y'all look kinda young" and called another chick over So that we could all "have" one to ourselves. Chick even reached in to try and feel my homie's dikk. Crazy
Then she said some brains was like 40 bucks and we (in the car) started to see if we had enough money to pool together so 1 of us could get some head . At that point we were kinda shook and voted my other boy to be the one to get some dome. He was like "I'll do it if y'all do it". And then we started debating on who was getting their duck sicked that night and just drove the fukk off. But it was and experience negotiating the price of p*ssy with those chicks.
Have no idea how the people who live out there put up with that shyt because folks are openly talking about getting sucked and fukked right there In a residential area.
its like a timewarp back to 1981
Back in my Honda days I was told thats where you go to get into that hardcore Fast and the Furious streetracing.
Seems like a place where anything goes. Ima drive over there and go on a slum tour
work in hunts point, seen worse as bad as these bios and pics are.
Hunts Point, smh. It's like the forgotten part of the Bx.
We are who we are buy luck and randomness...
Your choices and behaviour patterns were determined for you from the point of conception...
(1) Your parents DNA determine your natural predisposition...Theirs were determined by the people who came before them...Scientifically, on some level, your thought process and behaviour was determined for you the day the first human appeared on Earth...And probably even before that...
(2) Then you are born into an environment you have no control over...By the time you are 13/14 years old, you already have a strong foundation of thought and behavioural patterns that were programmed into you without your consent...
NO human being is responsible for the way they turn out...
It's all random...Because the Universe doesn't give a fcuk...There is no master plan...
I am not saying we don't have choices...Let's not go this far. I understand your sentiment but we all hae choices even in the face of tough circumstances
i was born in and grew up in the Bronx.
me and my family drove through Hunts Point so we could get to the South Bronx to see extended family.
this was in the early 80's - early 90's.
the Bronx was crazy at that time and even crazier before that.
when i was a kid growing up in the Bronx, crack viles and heroine needles on the ground were more common than grass...i'm not joking.
Real life is more fulfilling than working at some desk job analyzing stocks and quantitative finance for 30 years