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Also, even the idea of streamers as findommes or courtesans isn\u2019t honestly all that novel in American culture

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If you go back to the original noir period, you know how you have this figure of the nightclub torch singer, who cultivates a sultry look and demeanor, who put on performances of seductive singing and dancing with a stage patter to cultivate a sense of intimacy, for an audience of lonely men who might try to capture her attentions off the stage by doing things for her or buying her expensive gifts?

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\u2026well?

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Then again, the fact that she was falling into this role naive while he had enough sense of American cultural history to know what this meant was already a plot point in MPDG ur-text Annie Hall in 1970-fucking-7

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