whorethentic
adj; a clearly obvious bonafide wh-r-. someone who enduces strong impressions of a crack dealer/hookers daughter. also possesses the ability to cause devastating long term baby-momma situations, and in some situations a crab count that would sink every boat on the “deadliest catch”
“that b-tch is wh-r-thentic”
“crazy sl-t is museum-grade wh-r-thentic”
“my russian bride is as wh-r-thentic as the brochure claimed”
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