Anna Bey #24 A-list bully, ID-info stealer, fake marriage, running away from Swiss police

[cherry cherry]

Anna has moved to the bird app? She must be brave. Most ‘influencers’ and celebrities stay away from that app because it’s not like insta where you will be worshipped for being famous. They will drag you like you’re just any other personView attachment 759014

This is Anna's old twitter account. I posted it a while ago. The account used to be School of Affluence and before that JetsetBabe

These are some old ig accounts I found (the snapshot from April 2016)
http://web.archive.org/web/20160701000000*/http://instagram.com/jetsetbabe
https://www.instagram.com/annabeyerofficial/

 

[Stella_Luna]

I am so disgusted even reading that.


This is so ironic. I just went to the modern art museum associated with it. I am not Austrian but the idea that a random Japanese woman owns a publicly owned art house is hilarious when you think for a minute.

It sounds as though the A list ladies are the same as Anna: addicted to lying to make themselves feel better than everyone.

I remember reading a quote here, i think from one of the courses, that said Anna is recommending to make up our past to make us look more desirable... Maybe this lady (expression used loosely) decided to make up her present as well...

 

[Bastine de Beaumanoir]

This is so ironic. I just went to the modern art museum associated with it. I am not Austrian but the idea that a random Japanese woman owns a publicly owned art house is hilarious when you think for a minute.

It sounds as though the A list ladies are the same as Anna: addicted to lying to make themselves feel better than everyone.

YES, haha!
I was chasing for the big stuff on the A-list, escorts, prostitutes, etc. and here I find myself with nuts! The A-list is actually Sebastian Brant's Ship of Fools, haha! We must save the girls from such insane people.

 

[Sadies]

I remember reading a quote here, i think from one of the courses, that said Anna is recommending to make up our past to make us look more desirable... Maybe this lady (expression used loosely) decided to make up her present as well...

As I've said earlier Someone who was previously obsessed with anna took some notes on her books + first + second course, and sent them my way:
From first course:
"
Online image strategy

• Make a google alert on your own name + google yourself often
• Check everything people can see on your social media and delete unclassy things
• Only publish pictures that show you in a positive light (be seen as a good girl, with your family, on vacations, etc.)
• Do not try too hard (glamorous, etc.) with your pictures. Act like a old money girl
• Do not overshare
• Whatsapp : nice picture + 1st name only
• Do not be emotional on social media

Reputation strategy

• Have reputation under control
• Ask yourself: what is your current reputation, what do people say about you
• What builds our reputation? the people we surround ourselves with (friends, family), looks, social skills, background, if involved in conflicts, gossiping, etc.
• Surround yourself with people who have a good reputation
• Have a consistent image / personal brand, always be seen in that light
• Clean up every “misunderstanding” about you
• Try to reconcile with people you have issues with
• Have as little enemies as possible
• Overcompensate so people don’t believe negative things about you
• If very bad reputation, relocate / change name

"

From second course:
"
Step 1 : Re-branding that works !

• Letting go of your old self
• Don’t forget that nobody was born elegant
• « all saints have a past, all sinners have a future »
• Don’t allow your past to hunt you / sabotage for you
• There is no need to advertise your bad past but if there is a high chance for it to hunt you, own it, address it yourself instead of letting someone else address it for you (but only if necessary) – don’t overshare
• Your past doesn’t define you
• When you have to adress something uncomfortable, speak about it in a compationate + learning experience type of way – talk about it in a positive way (it shaped you, you learned a lesson, etc.)
• Everybody deserves a second chance. It’s admirable to re-brand yourself
• Your circle of friends should be aligned to your new brand
• If you have to talk about family members who have a different brand, do it with pride, say that you love them, you are proud of them, etc.
• If you made non-rebrandable mistakes : relocate"

BTW, I also scrolled up one page from that, on the notes from 2nd course and found this:
"

• Russian business men
• Lavish lifestyle
• Can be tacky
• Can be serious or mafia
• Don’t marry for life
• Often romantic
• Go for russian women
• Very generous
• Good for starter boyfriend
• Emirates, saudi, Dubai
• Marry within their own culture (importance of family)
• Sometimes tacky
• Very generous
• Good for starter boyfriend
• China, Asia
• Particular ettiquette
• A lot of nouveau rich
• Majority are serious, some are tacky
• Quite generous
• Common to settle with an asian and have a mistress
• European aristocracy
• A lot of family pressure
• Taboo in their community to look rich
• Successful africans, latin americans
• Scandinavians (very undercover)
• American dream (look for a partner who can fit the american dream picture and compliment him)
• Australian laid back (very undercover too)"

There's something about her saying it's taboo for European aristo to look rich that makes me wanna rofl really hard.

Something else she want her ladies hit by affluenza to follow but doesn't do herself:

"
Classy fashion etiquette

• Never wear white to a wedding
• Wear only black or navy to a funeral
• Evening gowns should only be worn in the evening. For festive daytime events : cocktail dress
• Always wear well ironed clothes
• Underwear should never be exposed
• Always wear nude underwear under light / sheer clothes
• Never be covered in logos
• Never wear a hat after 6 pm"

Let's play bingo with how many of these she has broken?

 

[Stella_Luna]

As I've said earlier Someone who was previously obsessed with anna took some notes on her books + first + second course, and sent them my way:
From first course:
"
Online image strategy

• Make a google alert on your own name + google yourself often
• Check everything people can see on your social media and delete unclassy things
• Only publish pictures that show you in a positive light (be seen as a good girl, with your family, on vacations, etc.)
• Do not try too hard (glamorous, etc.) with your pictures. Act like a old money girl
• Do not overshare
• Whatsapp : nice picture + 1st name only
• Do not be emotional on social media

Reputation strategy

• Have reputation under control
• Ask yourself: what is your current reputation, what do people say about you
• What builds our reputation? the people we surround ourselves with (friends, family), looks, social skills, background, if involved in conflicts, gossiping, etc.
• Surround yourself with people who have a good reputation
• Have a consistent image / personal brand, always be seen in that light
• Clean up every “misunderstanding” about you
• Try to reconcile with people you have issues with
• Have as little enemies as possible
• Overcompensate so people don’t believe negative things about you
• If very bad reputation, relocate / change name

"

From second course:
"
Step 1 : Re-branding that works !

• Letting go of your old self
• Don’t forget that nobody was born elegant
• « all saints have a past, all sinners have a future »
• Don’t allow your past to hunt you / sabotage for you
• There is no need to advertise your bad past but if there is a high chance for it to hunt you, own it, address it yourself instead of letting someone else address it for you (but only if necessary) – don’t overshare
• Your past doesn’t define you
• When you have to adress something uncomfortable, speak about it in a compationate + learning experience type of way – talk about it in a positive way (it shaped you, you learned a lesson, etc.)
• Everybody deserves a second chance. It’s admirable to re-brand yourself
• Your circle of friends should be aligned to your new brand
• If you have to talk about family members who have a different brand, do it with pride, say that you love them, you are proud of them, etc.
• If you made non-rebrandable mistakes : relocate"

BTW, I also scrolled up one page from that, on the notes from 2nd course and found this:
"

• Russian business men
• Lavish lifestyle
• Can be tacky
• Can be serious or mafia
• Don’t marry for life
• Often romantic
• Go for russian women
• Very generous
• Good for starter boyfriend
• Emirates, saudi, Dubai
• Marry within their own culture (importance of family)
• Sometimes tacky
• Very generous
• Good for starter boyfriend
• China, Asia
• Particular ettiquette
• A lot of nouveau rich
• Majority are serious, some are tacky
• Quite generous
• Common to settle with an asian and have a mistress
• European aristocracy
• A lot of family pressure
• Taboo in their community to look rich
• Successful africans, latin americans
• Scandinavians (very undercover)
• American dream (look for a partner who can fit the american dream picture and compliment him)
• Australian laid back (very undercover too)"

There's something about her saying it's taboo for European aristo to look rich that makes me wanna rofl really hard.

So we can safely say that our guru failed all her advice.

 

[lalalander]

Don't ask.... I am so affraid of that. For the moment it's still OK but I feel something is wrong and will be wrong. When I was young I didn't know that you have sizes for the width of the shoe, so I made everything wrong, suffering a martyrdom in the name of "elegance.

Use silicone toe separator - works well at both preventing and correction bunions.

 

[Duee]

Very large domain, needs a specific post with many people interacting because de gustibus et coloribus non disputandum.
I would recommend to those of you who would like to be initiated to Opera for exemple, to start with Traviata (Verdi). The story of a prostitute, what a coincidence. This is the opera with « hits » from the first to the last note of music. Currently there is a somptuos representation available on YT with Renée Fleming and Villazon (scenography, costumes, this is how you must discover for the first time La Traviata).





But, the most beautiful Traviata is Angela Ghorghiu’s Traviata at the Royal Opera House-Covent Garden in 1994. Angela Gheorghiu is the only soprano di coloratura in the world who has both the two qualities requierd for Traviata : vocal performance + authentic emotion in the vocal timbre. Unfortunatelly the Covent Garden representation is not available comletely on YT but you can find the DVD or the CD.
When you are in love listen to Angela Gheorghiu’s Sempre libera (Traviata) or Je veux vivre (Romeo and Juliet, Charles Gunod), available on YT.







Another representation which could make you love Opera is the Madrid Barbiere di Seviglia (Rossini) with the handsome Juan Diego Florez, currently one of the three tenors in the world capables to sing all the final notes of the aria Felicità (watch the min. 2:38:00).




Mozart will be in a second time, but if so, start with his Nozze di Figaro.

I would advice you to try by all means to attend a real representation, the only way to understand why people become hysterical in a opera house with ‘brava’ and ‘bravo’. And always to discover an opera with a classical scenography, not with all those contemporary attempts which disturb the public. This is a speciality in Geneva, I saw an horrible Entführung aus dem Serail (Mozart) with a guy masturbating on the stage, or the Indes Galantes (Rameau) which was a huge orgie with singers in rags.

A different aporoach is to learn from famous orchestra counductors. I really liked to watch Leonard Bernstein’s series - he explained a piece of music and then the orchestra played it. In Europe, something similar was done by Claudio Abbado. Not sure if it was aired in TV but my Italian friends that are musicians told me, all what they ever learned even as kids was from Claudio Abbado, when they went to concerts with schools or parents - so I suggest you search these names on youtube.
Sir John-Eliot Gardiner has really nice “portfolio” as well.

 

[StellaDawn]

I saw this on a social media ad and thought of AB

 

[MollyHL]

A different aporoach is to learn from famous orchestra counductors. I really liked to watch Leonard Bernstein’s series - he explained a piece of music and then the orchestra played it. In Europe, something similar was done by Claudio Abbado. Not sure if it was aired in TV but my Italian friends that are musicians told me, all what they ever learned even as kids was from Claudio Abbado, when they went to concerts with schools or parents - so I suggest you search these names on youtube.
Sir John-Eliot Gardiner has really nice “portfolio” as well.

I also recommend Thomas Forrest Kelly videos on YouTube to learn a bit about music and opera.

 

[geisha22]

As I've said earlier Someone who was previously obsessed with anna took some notes on her books + first + second course, and sent them my way:
From first course:
"
Online image strategy

• Make a google alert on your own name + google yourself often
• Check everything people can see on your social media and delete unclassy things
• Only publish pictures that show you in a positive light (be seen as a good girl, with your family, on vacations, etc.)
• Do not try too hard (glamorous, etc.) with your pictures. Act like a old money girl
• Do not overshare
• Whatsapp : nice picture + 1st name only
• Do not be emotional on social media

Reputation strategy

• Have reputation under control
• Ask yourself: what is your current reputation, what do people say about you
• What builds our reputation? the people we surround ourselves with (friends, family), looks, social skills, background, if involved in conflicts, gossiping, etc.
• Surround yourself with people who have a good reputation
• Have a consistent image / personal brand, always be seen in that light
• Clean up every “misunderstanding” about you
• Try to reconcile with people you have issues with
• Have as little enemies as possible
• Overcompensate so people don’t believe negative things about you
• If very bad reputation, relocate / change name

"

From second course:
"
Step 1 : Re-branding that works !

• Letting go of your old self
• Don’t forget that nobody was born elegant
• « all saints have a past, all sinners have a future »
• Don’t allow your past to hunt you / sabotage for you
• There is no need to advertise your bad past but if there is a high chance for it to hunt you, own it, address it yourself instead of letting someone else address it for you (but only if necessary) – don’t overshare
• Your past doesn’t define you
• When you have to adress something uncomfortable, speak about it in a compationate + learning experience type of way – talk about it in a positive way (it shaped you, you learned a lesson, etc.)
• Everybody deserves a second chance. It’s admirable to re-brand yourself
• Your circle of friends should be aligned to your new brand
• If you have to talk about family members who have a different brand, do it with pride, say that you love them, you are proud of them, etc.
• If you made non-rebrandable mistakes : relocate"

BTW, I also scrolled up one page from that, on the notes from 2nd course and found this:
"

• Russian business men
• Lavish lifestyle
• Can be tacky
• Can be serious or mafia
• Don’t marry for life
• Often romantic
• Go for russian women
• Very generous
• Good for starter boyfriend
• Emirates, saudi, Dubai
• Marry within their own culture (importance of family)
• Sometimes tacky
• Very generous
• Good for starter boyfriend
• China, Asia
• Particular ettiquette
• A lot of nouveau rich
• Majority are serious, some are tacky
• Quite generous
• Common to settle with an asian and have a mistress
• European aristocracy
• A lot of family pressure
• Taboo in their community to look rich
• Successful africans, latin americans
• Scandinavians (very undercover)
• American dream (look for a partner who can fit the american dream picture and compliment him)
• Australian laid back (very undercover too)"

There's something about her saying it's taboo for European aristo to look rich that makes me wanna rofl really hard.

Something else she want her ladies hit by affluenza to follow but doesn't do herself:

"
Classy fashion etiquette

• Never wear white to a wedding
• Wear only black or navy to a funeral
• Evening gowns should only be worn in the evening. For festive daytime events : cocktail dress
• Always wear well ironed clothes
• Underwear should never be exposed
• Always wear nude underwear under light / sheer clothes
• Never be covered in logos
• Never wear a hat after 6 pm"

Let's play bingo with how many of these she has broken?

I love how it started off about tea & logos and evolved into different nationalities of penis and how to get one.

Never change Anna

 

[HermesainDubai]

As I've said earlier Someone who was previously obsessed with anna took some notes on her books + first + second course, and sent them my way:
From first course:
"
Online image strategy

• Make a google alert on your own name + google yourself often
• Check everything people can see on your social media and delete unclassy things
• Only publish pictures that show you in a positive light (be seen as a good girl, with your family, on vacations, etc.)
• Do not try too hard (glamorous, etc.) with your pictures. Act like a old money girl
• Do not overshare
• Whatsapp : nice picture + 1st name only
• Do not be emotional on social media

Reputation strategy

• Have reputation under control
• Ask yourself: what is your current reputation, what do people say about you
• What builds our reputation? the people we surround ourselves with (friends, family), looks, social skills, background, if involved in conflicts, gossiping, etc.
• Surround yourself with people who have a good reputation
• Have a consistent image / personal brand, always be seen in that light
• Clean up every “misunderstanding” about you
• Try to reconcile with people you have issues with
• Have as little enemies as possible
• Overcompensate so people don’t believe negative things about you
• If very bad reputation, relocate / change name

"

From second course:
"
Step 1 : Re-branding that works !

• Letting go of your old self
• Don’t forget that nobody was born elegant
• « all saints have a past, all sinners have a future »
• Don’t allow your past to hunt you / sabotage for you
• There is no need to advertise your bad past but if there is a high chance for it to hunt you, own it, address it yourself instead of letting someone else address it for you (but only if necessary) – don’t overshare
• Your past doesn’t define you
• When you have to adress something uncomfortable, speak about it in a compationate + learning experience type of way – talk about it in a positive way (it shaped you, you learned a lesson, etc.)
• Everybody deserves a second chance. It’s admirable to re-brand yourself
• Your circle of friends should be aligned to your new brand
• If you have to talk about family members who have a different brand, do it with pride, say that you love them, you are proud of them, etc.
• If you made non-rebrandable mistakes : relocate"

BTW, I also scrolled up one page from that, on the notes from 2nd course and found this:
"

• Russian business men
• Lavish lifestyle
• Can be tacky
• Can be serious or mafia
• Don’t marry for life
• Often romantic
• Go for russian women
• Very generous
• Good for starter boyfriend
• Emirates, saudi, Dubai
• Marry within their own culture (importance of family)
• Sometimes tacky
• Very generous
• Good for starter boyfriend
• China, Asia
• Particular ettiquette
• A lot of nouveau rich
• Majority are serious, some are tacky
• Quite generous
• Common to settle with an asian and have a mistress
• European aristocracy
• A lot of family pressure
• Taboo in their community to look rich
• Successful africans, latin americans
• Scandinavians (very undercover)
• American dream (look for a partner who can fit the american dream picture and compliment him)
• Australian laid back (very undercover too)"

There's something about her saying it's taboo for European aristo to look rich that makes me wanna rofl really hard.

Something else she want her ladies hit by affluenza to follow but doesn't do herself:

"
Classy fashion etiquette

• Never wear white to a wedding
• Wear only black or navy to a funeral
• Evening gowns should only be worn in the evening. For festive daytime events : cocktail dress
• Always wear well ironed clothes
• Underwear should never be exposed
• Always wear nude underwear under light / sheer clothes
• Never be covered in logos
• Never wear a hat after 6 pm"

Let's play bingo with how many of these she has broken?

I really don't understand this. If being or at least seeming classy is so hard for you, maybe you just shouldn't force it? It seems like way too much pretending.

Let's assume this ridiculous list works, and you get the old money guy to marry you. Are you going to pretend all your life that you are somebody you're not, that you like or are interested in the things you hate or find boring? Are you going to be constantly hiding every proof of your inelegant past or humble background from your husband or your in-laws? Do you want to always feel like you don't belong and that you have to play a certain part to be accepted by his social class?

In my opinion, there is nothing wrong with social climbing. You don't have to be an aristocrat to be cultured, educated, well mannered and elegant. If this is how you are, you don't need any stupid courses and if you happen to marry up, you won't feel absolutely out of your place and your comfort zone for the rest of your life, like the type of girl I described in the first example.

If you like to be loud and flashy, and this is who you truly are, just be it. Sure, there will be people who don't like it but you can never please everyone. Just stay true to yourself. You're going to find someone who loves your ways and you are going to be so much happier for not having to pretend and go through stupid checklists with strategies every day.

This makes me think of Anna. She pretends like she's some aristocracy, but at the end she could only get a shady guy just like her. It shows that if you have to try this hard to pretend, everyone is going to be able to see through it and you're (most likely) going to end up with someone in the same category as you.

Edit: ...and make FOOL out of yourself in the process.

 

[tacokitten]

@teki_awas, it will be funny. The Künstlerhaus is owned by the Austrian Artists' Association (Gesellschaft bildender Künstler Österreichs), it's not possible for that woman to be what she pretends to be. If she is the wife of one of the artists belonging to the Association (there are hundreds or thousands) it doesn't mean she owns the museum; boy, her imagination is bigger than Anna Bey's head!
Any Austrian girls with us?

I still have ties to Austria but a Japanese woman in connection to a museum or concert hall in Austria, that doesn't ring a bell...

 

[Duee]

@teki_awas, it will be funny. The Künstlerhaus is owned by the Austrian Artists' Association (Gesellschaft bildender Künstler Österreichs), it's not possible for that woman to be what she pretends to be. If she is the wife of one of the artists belonging to the Association (there are hundreds or thousands) it doesn't mean she owns the museum; boy, her imagination is bigger than Anna Bey's head!
Any Austrian girls with us?

I’m not Austrian but I will be in Vienna tomorrow (I will go for sure to Eric Bompard shop as well, thanks for the idea Bastine), so I could ask directly at the Kunstlerhaus hahah.

Ah, nevermind I have just found out that anyone at least close to art could be a member of that association, it costs 90€ / year.

 

[teki_awas]

You said black walls in your post! I was looking for black building, haha! No, but this is a joke Künstlerhaus, what the h**l, it can't be

The black building I mentioned was a music hall that her family had built recently, this is a separate building from the museum.

what this woman is saying exactly in that App?

She just shared her outfits, the museum, the music hall, and the helicopter. A few posts is all, then she went inactive the last few weeks.

 

[indiana]

by JetsetBabe / 97mo
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My personal love life at the moment:

Zero.

Last time I actually slept with a guy must have been during Cannes film festival, lol. It’s been a dry summer season, what can I say The thing with me is that I weekly exchange numbers with guys, go for dates etc, but so far I haven’t met not even one that I feel that is a potential someone. (Ok there was this little summer fling I had but that passed just as fast as it appeared, so nothing really came out of it).

As I’ve mentioned before, I don’t do one night stands anymore. Only if I’m on holiday and it feels very right in that moment.

I don’t want to sound like a prude,
I’ve had many in my life when I was early 20′s, but now since I want to start looking for a potential future husband, and the circle I surround myself is limited of people, I don’t see the point of sleeping around here where I live. That usually fires back at you eventually, especially for us girls. (No body wants a rep after all)And I’m not being extremely picky either, mind you I never pick a guy after looks. In fact, I never date good looking guys, haha. I know it sounds bizarre, but I have this thing of not even bothering with them because I have zero trust for them. (Sorry for sounding judgemental, I’m the one with issues actually)Like look at this guy above, he is gorgeous, probably a model. I mean I’ve seen hundreds of guys like that, but I have never ever tried hooking up with one or was flirting with. I just don’t see the point, as it’s a bit too much good looks. God knows how unfaithful he would be and how annoying it must be having all the girls drooling after your boyfriend. No thanks, I rather play safe. Especially with men since we have so many assholes to deal with as it is (ugly or good looking ones, doesn’t even matter).

But I know I have to stop reason like that and look around in all fields so to say. Cause to tell you the truth, so far I’ve been going a lot after personality etc, but even there I’ve been screwed many times – so whatever I’m doing it’s not really working haha.

At the moment I have a bunch of guys texting me, wanting to meet etc.
Some new, some old and some recycled, haha. But can I be honest… None of them are of value to me. They are all idiots if I can sound a little harsh for a second.


So today I was thinking of how much I actually miss of having someone worth thinking about to text with. It doesn’t need to be the man of my dreams, but at least someone that is descent, someone I don’t want to call “an idiot”. I can’t remember last time I met a guy like that. Right now it feels like I’ve never met a guy like that. Haha (I’m so dramatic.)

Just to freshen up my list, I only care for these ingredients and I’m happy:
A funny guy, a gentleman, attractive in some sense (looks or personality), above 180 cm / 5,9″, is successful or has at least ambition to become successful (nobody wants a lazy slob) and last but not least – someone that actually likes to listen and not only talk about himself.

I don’t feel my list is out of this world crazy in any sense, it’s very achievable and they are my non negotiable criteria that it’s healthy to have cause we should never pick just anything that crosses our paths.

I’ll continue looking and living like a prude, however I do need to get laid soon, nature calling you know hahaha. But I’ll keep those 2 missions separate, at least I know what I want. May this search continue…

 

[Vanilla&cyanide]

Old grannies loveee afternoon tea.

I am the soul of an old grany. I mean, babushka. Just kidding, I actually juste LOVE afternoon tea.
As I love tea. And food. A lot.

To add my two cents: a friend of mine treated me to an amazing one for my last birthday. I don't understand how those girls in the picture could order one tower per person. We had one for the two of us and I must say, we have an healthy appetite. We couldn't finish the food and the establishment doggy-bagged me the leftovers (needed 3 days to eat everything, with the help of my partner, and I remember that I was not hungry at all until noon the next day after my birthday tea party).

Bored women maybe?

I'd say "Lina-like" women ? I mean people collectors, or women who want to be entertained by someone that they would never have met otherwise (clownish or not).
On a brighter side, women who genuinely want to "see something else". Even some of the happy few may be kind of open minded, willing to talk / meet / befriend persons from different backgrounds. Or maybe, for some, born in wealth, the life feels boring: after all, even middle class people lack challenges or some sparks in their life, especially in the West. Most humans need excitment of some sort (hence why people do so much drugs or drink so much - talking about the ones who don't do this to escape theirs traumas or inner demons, why they practice dangerous sports such as surfing or moutain climbing)

 

[teki_awas]

@teki_awas, it will be funny. The Künstlerhaus is owned by the Austrian Artists' Association (Gesellschaft bildender Künstler Österreichs), it's not possible for that woman to be what she pretends to be.

She typed "own" in her post about the museum. But why lie if she seems to have a luxurious life? This baffles me, it's not like there were other ladies at her level of culture and sophistication.

The music hall gives us a second clue (I've yet to find the black building surrounded by greenery), she plays a string instrument and perhaps is why they (her family) decided to build it.

I still have ties to Austria but a Japanese woman in connection to a museum or concert hall in Austria, that doesn't ring a bell...

@tacokitten @Bastine de Beaumanoir. Here's a bit of clarity on what she posted exactly. I can't show the whole picture since there's a child.

She clearly states that she owns it.

 

[tacokitten]

Interesting. No family "owns" the Künstlerhaus Vienna. Maybe her English is really bad? I'll investigate

 

[Pasha]

Same!

I thought of Anna and her article about being approached by men at the gym.
It has arrived to me a few times but I have never felt bothered about it. They never harassed me.

I mostly workout with my personal trainer or with my husband anyway so nobody talks to me.

Once, a man saw me a few times at the gym with my husband but did not realised we were married (it was at our workplace gym, my husband and I don’t show intimacy in public at work and I don’t wear my wedding ring when I work out), he asked my husband if I was single as he wanted to ask me out. It was funny.
It is an anecdote, I have never felt the need to tell people about it unlike Anna. I am telling you here because of this article where Anna seems to brag about how hot she is and how men can’t help but talk to her when the see her…

This is so funny !
When I red what Aija wrote, I was thinking 1. What were you wearing? 2. Maybe they really liked you? I would divide any number of men she says we’re looking at her by 100. 3. Maybe they did think that SHE is on the hunt for someone…
Not saying that there are no creepy people at gyms but a decent place would address issues like this.

 

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Interesting. No family "owns" the Künstlerhaus Vienna. Maybe her English is really bad? I'll investigate

I'll expose her real name if anyone can get more information on the museum or the black music hall. If she's a liar, then there's no real need to keep her so secret.