Alexandre Dumas. The lady of the camellias (№ 366152)

I'm tired, in the end, to constantly see people who want me to do the same, pay me and think that they are with me even. If those who first start to our shameful trade, know what it is, they probably would have gone to the cleaners. But no; we have to have the dresses and carriages and diamonds; we believe what we are told, because prostitutes are also able to believe; and little by little wear out our soul, our body, our beauty, we are afraid, like wild animals, we despise how some pariahs, we're always surrounded by people who always take from us more than they give us, and in the end we die like dogs, killing himself and others.