Morning in Covent Garden by Spooner, 18th Century. Depicts Prostitutes meeting with clients outside Tom and Moll King's Coffee House
Between the 16th and 18th century, Covent Garden set the stage as London's region for the trade of sex and flesh. It was dubbed the "great square of Venus". Men combed the streets of Drury Lane in search of these delicate garden flowers with their "lists" in tow. The lists (The Covent Garden Magazine or Amorous Repository) was a guide that detailed the appearance, sexual skills, and fees of around 80 prostitutes, reviewing them as one would a movie or a restaurant for the benefit of the rakes, libertines and lechers of everyday London.
Covent Garden Nun Morning in Covent Garden by Spooner, 18th Century. Depicts Prostitutes meeting with clients outside Tom and Moll King's Coffee House
Between the 16th and 18th century, Covent Garden set the stage as London's region for the trade of sex and flesh. It was dubbed the "great square of Venus". Men combed the streets of Drury Lane in search of these delicate garden flowers with their "lists" in tow. The lists (The Covent Garden Magazine or Amorous Repository) was a guide that detailed the appearance, sexual skills, and fees of around 80 prostitutes, reviewing them as one would a movie or a restaurant for the benefit of the rakes, libertines and lechers of everyday London.
TLC doesnt want them and neither should you unless you dont mind paying his way for everything. A moocher with no means to stand on his own as an adult.
Heartbreaker
He's smooth as silk, but also as cold as ice. He plays it cool, never gets too close. He keeps his eyes on the exit signs, to make a quick and flawless getaway.
Heartbreaker
She's a woman with the charms of a Don Juan. She is seductive, conniving, smart and manipulative. Sigourney Weaver and Jennifer Love Hewitt portrayed these lovable characters in the hilarious flick, Heartbreakers.
Bottom bitch
A pimp's most loyal and hard working hooker or evening star . She is in charge of keeping the newbie prostitots in order and teaching them the game. She's like a trap queen who is down for her man no matter what and will hold the fort down when the shit hits the fan.
That pesky bitch who shows up at the wrong time of the month and yet at the right time depending on how you feel about the dude you are boning. PC nickname for a woman's monthly visitor; period.
Aunt Flo
The evil bitch we hate living with, but mighty glad she came; menstrual cycle. “I can’t right now, my Aunt Flo is visiting.” “Sorry, the Reds are playing!”
Gangsta Boo
She only dates thugs or tru soldiers. She’s your right hand woman, the one who will always put it down for you and have your back. Don’t test this boo’s gangsta or she’ll cut you!
Mother
Oh Mother... Family Feud Fail!
The woman who gave us life. She's inherited several monikers including, "Not the Moma," to "Hey, what's for dinner?" Thank goodness she's paid in kisses...and sometimes throw up.
Bad ass
A true trailblazer. A maverick with no limits. Cool as hell and fun to be around. 2.) A charming troublemaker and rule-breaker with the gift of gab to talk themselves out of shenanigans. 3.) A true testament of coolness and all that's fucking awesome!
An uneducated female, dressed in flashy “ooh look at me, I'm an asshole” attire and accessorized with “ooh look at me, I'm an asshole” ratchet jewelry, fake gold necklace with "Bitch" written in Harlow Solid Italics for that classy touch.
Morning in Covent Garden by Spooner, 18th Century. Depicts Prostitutes meeting with clients outside Tom and Moll King's Coffee House
Between the 16th and 18th century, Covent Garden set the stage as London's region for the trade of sex and flesh. It was dubbed the "great square of Venus". Men combed the streets of Drury Lane in search of these delicate garden flowers with their "lists" in tow. The lists (The Covent Garden Magazine or Amorous Repository) was a guide that detailed the appearance, sexual skills, and fees of around 80 prostitutes, reviewing them as one would a movie or a restaurant for the benefit of the rakes, libertines and lechers of everyday London. 
