Anna Bey #26 Hunting for a new Average Joe, shame the whole of London knows I'm a hoe

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I think she will go to Dubai and fall in LOVE with all the tackiness and full blown escort vibes, she’ll feel like home. Like a little crow she’ll be mesmerised by all the shiny objects. No boring old french culture she has to pretend to like.
So many menus to take pictures of, so many identical hotel breakfast spreads and millions of pictures from Dubai mall. 😂
Her behavior, her (real) aesthetics and her likes/dislikes are more suited to the OOT-ness of Dubai than the old world elegance of Geneva, TBH. Unfortunately, Dubai is also filled with beautiful women who are more cut-throat than Anna has ever dreamt of being.
 
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I think the main reason why she chose to masquerade as an elegant, old money, aristocratic woman in the first place is because she knew she had no chance in Dubai or Monaco next to creme de la creme hookers. Not only in terms of physical appearance but also the mindset. She may appear like an icy, heartless, Russian golddigger to naive western girls; moldy, clueless "pick-up artists"; and mid-age crisis morning shows hosts BUT in her essence, she doesn't really have what it takes to be a top notch golddigger. Her main problem is escapism. Her life is a thread of escape attempts in forms of different phases ( avoiding education and responsibilities, desperate for freedom, fun, carefree life, jumping from one trashy job to another, running from one summer destination to another, unable to maintain a healthy and stable relationship or anything permanent and substantial in her life, deep insecurities about physique...). In her case, this goes beyond youth confusion that many of us have gone through and "finding yourself". She wasn't finding, she was escaping herself. There is something about her that screams ---> childhood trauma. Growing up without her father could have played a big role. Maybe she grew up feeling rejected, unwanted, unworthy. Who knows what was the relationship like with her mother and stepfather. No siblings, no close relatives, no friends. She mentioned being bullied in school and never fully adapting to Sweden. Has this woman ever experienced real happiness and a sense of belonging and worthiness ? Has she ever had a healthy relationship with anyone in her life that could have set a standard for further relations ? There is a lot that we don't know about her past but what is obvious now is that she has a lot of unrepaired damage and uncleared mess. I'm an optimistic and a firm believer that there is a solution to every problem and although her problem is big, heavy, and covered with dust she could find a solution and live a happier life but I think she doesn't have the balls to face it and get down to work. She feels the need to "clean up" something in her life. Hence the constant detoxes, diets, trying to be all polished and flawless, forcing it on others (overcompensating)...
Back to the golddigger part. In order to be the best golddigger, a mind has to work like a Swiss watch. The ones that are really golden 🌟 have their tit together. Easy life is not what leads a woman to this path. Every golddigger has her sad story but like the quote says "some are burned by fire, others are built from it". Anna has too many psychological blockages and the bottom line is, despite what she preaches, she doesn't value and love herself. At the age of 35, she is still like a young adult trying to "find herself" but paradoxically, she is losing her mind trying to escape herself. The aristocratic wife scenario didn't work out (quelle surprise) so the only option left is to attempt D class escorting in Dubai. I think at this point she doesn't even care anymore, all she wants is some quick cash in an environment which feels more like her natural habitat where she doesn't have to fake it and hide as much as in Geneva.
I for once totally don't buy into childhood trauma. That's a huge BS and Anna knows it. Forgive me if I am nitpicking at this idea, as someone who grew up waiting for her parents with talons in a snowstorm to buy bread and milk, seeing Anna riding horses as a teenager and going to school, living in Sweden has me really angry when she tries to portray her childhood as 'restricted'. She didn't come from abusive household, nor is a refugee kid who witnessed their homes being bombed and their families killed. Her only restriction was lack of wealth to buy shallow things like bags and shoes at high school. She was pretty girl in her youth but she got caught up in the greedy wheel of chasing shallow items without earning them enough to enjoy them. I totally am on board with you that her escapism is the main reason why Anna never 'made it' and keeps 'faking it'. She's just like that. Don't blame Mama Rat, at least Mama Rat tried to pass as a barely legal lawyer. When you think about it, probably Mama Rat has the same lazy attitude and escapism that Anna inherited - barely there but not enough. These 'ladies' believe in Pretty Woman tale, but many actresses refused to play Vivien because the original ending was not the happy, sweet, Prince in a white Limo, ending that we have today - the movie was meant to end up in Vivien and what's that girl's name going to Dubai, pardon, Disneyland.
Anna's only card was her youth and beauty which among millions of younger and prettier girls expired as fast as a bottle of milk. Anna like many people have no knack for success or motivation to push when you fail once, twice, thrice... Those people who see talons in their nightmares or have PTSD from witnessing their families bombed, once they apply therapeutic help, they will succeed. But faking it as if bad things never happened or that Pretty Woman is reality will always keep them in the limbo.
 
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I think she will go to Dubai and fall in LOVE with all the tackiness and full blown escort vibes, she’ll feel like home. Like a little crow she’ll be mesmerised by all the shiny objects. No boring old french culture she has to pretend to like.
So many menus to take pictures of, so many identical hotel breakfast spreads and millions of pictures from Dubai mall. 😂

I think she'll like it in Dubai too but because she can claim to have a moral high ground there because she is so "different". She craves any attention she can get (positive and negative). On the Dubai streets she'll get plenty of attention if she continues acting the way she does.
She already has a - better than thou - air around her but in Dubai she can also add the "I'm not like other girls" trait to her online personality (and have an excuse for why her skin is the way it is :p "I can't help it dear elegant ladies, the Dubai sun has damaged my skin. It has nothing to do with poor quality beauty procedures").
 
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I'm confused about the JetSetBabes blog. The last entry was in August 2021 (2 months ago) but in her LinkedIn she says that it was discontinued in Spring 2020. Is she personally posting or is it one of her Fiverr freelancers?
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I'm sensing a Jet Set Course at triple the price of SoA. Anna will have to split her personality in two in order to manage both courses. Dubai residents on Tattle scared her from promoting her eleghant course, so she's now pivoting to pure escorting material.
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It's quite probable that Anna will get breast implants, especially when she's up against the younger jetsetters in Dubai. Her face has taken a beating with all those injections and tattoes, so there's little she can do to "upgrade" her look any further.
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Back in April of this year Anna decided to relaunch her blog without any announcements. Judging by the comments, she was unarchiving previous blog posts. It seems that she's given up on JetsetBabe and SOA and decided to fully commit to the Anna Bey brand
 
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Did Average Joe get a transfer to the Dubai branch?

Is he still employed?

Where's Anna Hallitosis' husband?

By the way living together isn't allowed in the Emirates unless a real marriage occurred, assuming she wants to move there with him🤔

I think no one cares about an old ugly Russian ex hooker there. Just like other big cities they have dozens of them. Thanks to Tattle she can't escape her reputation and Google exists. Dubai ladies are smart and will research her. She's lost before she even started.
 
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Did Average Joe get a transfer to the Dubai branch?


By the way living together isn't allowed in the Emirates unless a real marriage occurred, assuming she wants to move there with him🤔
From what I know, it's not strictly enforced. Sure, if you brag about living together with your partner or fiancé you run a high risk of getting into trouble. If you're smart and subtle about it, they won't bother (at least for expats). By this I also mean not causing any problems to your neighbours or ruining your reputation.
 
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From what I know, it's not strictly enforced. Sure, if you brag about living together with your partner or fiancé you run a high risk of getting into trouble. If you're smart and subtle about it, they won't bother (at least for expats). By this I also mean not causing any problems to your neighbours or ruining your reputation.
Subtle and Anna in the same sentence? 🤡
 
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Maybe a bit of a reach but was the move to London/English speaking place a dream of the two of them? Did Anna pack her bags and leave her friends behind when they were supposed to move together?

Hello my name is Kristin, med göteborgsdialekt.
Thursday, 17 March 2011 21:49
Jag trodde aldrig det skulle vara så svårt som jag precis nu upptäckt att det är. Jag håller på att översätta mitt CV till engelska. Att prata engelska är absolut inga problem, även om göteborgsdialekten kan följa med på köpet. Men att skriva rätt, stava rätt och hitta rätt ord, är en annan femma.
Det var som sagt några år sedan jag pluggade engelska sist. Typ sisådär 8-10 år sedan. Aija sitter bredvid och gör exakt samma sak, men för henne går det bra. utan några problem. Jag vet inte, det kanske bara är jag som är efterbliven?
Jag hade ändå VG i engelska så jag sög ju inte. Även om jag gör det nu.

K


Translation:
Hello my name is Kristin, with Gothenburg dialect.
I never thought it would be as difficult as I just discovered it to be. I am translating my CV into English. Speaking English is absolutely no problem, even if the Gothenburg dialect can come with the purchase. But writing correctly, spelling correctly and finding the right word, is another five.
As I said, it was a few years since I last studied English. Type like that 8-10 years ago. Aija sits next to her and does exactly the same thing, but for her it goes well. without any problems. I do not know, maybe it's just me who's left behind?
I still had VG in English so I did not suck. Even if I do now.
 
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Maybe a bit of a reach but was the move to London/English speaking place a dream of the two of them? Did Anna pack her bags and leave her friends behind when they were supposed to move together?

Hello my name is Kristin, med göteborgsdialekt.
Thursday, 17 March 2011 21:49
Jag trodde aldrig det skulle vara så svårt som jag precis nu upptäckt att det är. Jag håller på att översätta mitt CV till engelska. Att prata engelska är absolut inga problem, även om göteborgsdialekten kan följa med på köpet. Men att skriva rätt, stava rätt och hitta rätt ord, är en annan femma.
Det var som sagt några år sedan jag pluggade engelska sist. Typ sisådär 8-10 år sedan. Aija sitter bredvid och gör exakt samma sak, men för henne går det bra. utan några problem. Jag vet inte, det kanske bara är jag som är efterbliven?
Jag hade ändå VG i engelska så jag sög ju inte. Även om jag gör det nu.

K


Translation:
Hello my name is Kristin, with Gothenburg dialect.
I never thought it would be as difficult as I just discovered it to be. I am translating my CV into English. Speaking English is absolutely no problem, even if the Gothenburg dialect can come with the purchase. But writing correctly, spelling correctly and finding the right word, is another five.
As I said, it was a few years since I last studied English. Type like that 8-10 years ago. Aija sits next to her and does exactly the same thing, but for her it goes well. without any problems. I do not know, maybe it's just me who's left behind?
I still had VG in English so I did not suck. Even if I do now.
Who knows? Probably, they parted ways in London (or even before leaving Sweden).

Thank you very much for these blog posts 😘. They help us decipher how Anna's life was before jetsetbabe.
 
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Fortunately for Aija, the rule changed recently, I think in November last year. The couples are allowed to live together, people can drink alcohol even without a license, the harassment will be punished more strictly and so on. But, public intoxication and improper behaviour in public is still an offence, such as prostitution, which I guess are the things Aija might take part in.

The tricky part for Europeans, from my experience, is that the system here is not as transparent as we are used to, it is easy to get in trouble with law. The human rights we are used to are a little bit different here as well. I know people who went to prison for bringing in pain legal in some EU countries for personal use. It is obviously a thing that everyone who goes to Dubai knows not to do, but some people are very ignorant even in this age when information is so easy to obtain.
 
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Anna, Anna, Anna... what were you doing the morning of October 3rd around 10:05 am Geneva time? Why did you suddenly change your bio back to its original form? Hmmmmm?

Anna Bey
Public Figure
📍Geneva 🔜London, Dubai
I have the timestamped printscreen to prove it and my phone even recognizes you face automatically.

You probably saw my screenshot and ran back to change it, didn't you? You're so clever, not!

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I for once totally don't buy into childhood trauma. That's a huge BS and Anna knows it. Forgive me if I am nitpicking at this idea, as someone who grew up waiting for her parents with talons in a snowstorm to buy bread and milk, seeing Anna riding horses as a teenager and going to school, living in Sweden has me really angry when she tries to portray her childhood as 'restricted'. She didn't come from abusive household, nor is a refugee kid who witnessed their homes being bombed and their families killed. Her only restriction was lack of wealth to buy shallow things like bags and shoes at high school. She was pretty girl in her youth but she got caught up in the greedy wheel of chasing shallow items without earning them enough to enjoy them. I totally am on board with you that her escapism is the main reason why Anna never 'made it' and keeps 'faking it'. She's just like that. Don't blame Mama Rat, at least Mama Rat tried to pass as a barely legal lawyer. When you think about it, probably Mama Rat has the same lazy attitude and escapism that Anna inherited - barely there but not enough. These 'ladies' believe in Pretty Woman tale, but many actresses refused to play Vivien because the original ending was not the happy, sweet, Prince in a white Limo, ending that we have today - the movie was meant to end up in Vivien and what's that girl's name going to Dubai, pardon, Disneyland.
Anna's only card was her youth and beauty which among millions of younger and prettier girls expired as fast as a bottle of milk. Anna like many people have no knack for success or motivation to push when you fail once, twice, thrice... Those people who see talons in their nightmares or have PTSD from witnessing their families bombed, once they apply therapeutic help, they will succeed. But faking it as if bad things never happened or that Pretty Woman is reality will always keep them in the limbo.
There is not much that can compare to what you described (wars, bombings, worst of all losing loved ones etc.). People and especially children who are able to at least partially overcome those kinds of hardships and do good in their lives are heroes who deserve much respect. However, those hardships, as tough as they are, don't and shouldn't diminish the weight of other types of hardships. In my country there is a saying that roughly translates to " To an each individual, his/her struggle is the worst one or worse from others". I find it unnecessary and dark to compare the heaviness of people's struggles, problems, traumas... Everybody has their own pains and it's pointless to make a competition out if it. I've noticed that many people who have gone through very difficult experiences tend to completely underestimate the struggles of others, often followed by a smaller or larger dose of irritability or anger, indirectly pointing " your problems are nothing compared to mine, you have no right to complain/ feel sad..." A child can be perfectly safe and secured materially but it's close to worthless if there is serious psychological/emotional damage. For a young helpless child it's one of the worse things to sense parental rejection. Sexual abuse or any other abuse I won't even get into and how can we know she was never a victim of that? Who knows ?
The fact is that when it comes to Anna's childhood we really don't know much and I'm so focused on childhood because I think all the answers to her messed up life are right there. If it was a more shallow problem like average laziness, love for the shiney things, it wouldn't have resulted in a problemtic personality and life she has now. When I say trauma I'm not referring to one exact event or experience. It could be years of disbalanced, toxic relations. Photos of her riding horses in Sweden and attending private school don't prove anything except that she was maybe upper middle class which again doesn't mean she was a happy kid in a happy household.
Whatever the case is, I don't have much empathy for her because she's been an adult for long enough and she should have taken the responsibility to fix herself and get her life in order. She could have done much better, she's not entirely empty headed and incapable. She tried to "level up" and "transform" everything about her in order to live better but she completely missed the crucial part.
 
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Anyone that grew up upper middle class knows how to dress and learns certain things from their mother and grandmother. You don’t flash designer all the time and you certainly don’t prostitute yourself. You look for a good marriage caliber but also someone with the right values and mindset. Richer doesn’t always mean happier. Many women in London chase around these billionaires and stay single forever but they could just settle down with an average joe in a nice normal house that treats them well in an average area where someone takes care of them but they could rest and relax and pursue their own business etc and build a family. You can have fun in life and travel without having to travel first class or business class. It’s about the company you are with that makes life exciting and worth living and it’s better to build something together.
 
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There is not much that can compare to what you described (wars, bombings, worst of all losing loved ones etc.). People and especially children who are able to at least partially overcome those kinds of hardships and do good in their lives are heroes who deserve much respect. However, those hardships, as tough as they are, don't and shouldn't diminish the weight of other types of hardships. In my country there is a saying that roughly translates to " To an each individual, his/her struggle is the worst one or worse from others". I find it unnecessary and dark to compare the heaviness of people's struggles, problems, traumas... Everybody has their own pains and it's pointless to make a competition out if it. I've noticed that many people who have gone through very difficult experiences tend to completely underestimate the struggles of others, often followed by a smaller or larger dose of irritability or anger, indirectly pointing " your problems are nothing compared to mine, you have no right to complain/ feel sad..." A child can be perfectly safe and secured materially but it's close to worthless if there is serious psychological/emotional damage. For a young helpless child it's one of the worse things to sense parental rejection. Sexual abuse or any other abuse I won't even get into and how can we know she was never a victim of that? Who knows ?
The fact is that when it comes to Anna's childhood we really don't know much and I'm so focused on childhood because I think all the answers to her messed up life are right there. If it was a more shallow problem like average laziness, love for the shiney things, it wouldn't have resulted in a problemtic personality and life she has now. When I say trauma I'm not referring to one exact event or experience. It could be years of disbalanced, toxic relations. Photos of her riding horses in Sweden and attending private school don't prove anything except that she was maybe upper middle class which again doesn't mean she was a happy kid in a happy household.
Whatever the case is, I don't have much empathy for her because she's been an adult for long enough and she should have taken the responsibility to fix herself and get her life in order. She could have done much better, she's not entirely empty headed and incapable. She tried to "level up" and "transform" everything about her in order to live better but she completely missed the crucial part.
I don't want to go sidetracked again but everything in life is competition. A surgeon will not treat someone with a hurt finger the same way as someone's about to bleed to death after a car accident. Anna wasn't sexually abused and we know that because she would have mentioned it, the sympathy-baiter that she is. Mark the date if she tries using 'sexual abuse' as an excuse.
Another point that is important in level up journey and going to the top and becoming elite woman, is to acknowledge that life is tough and beautiful. I specifically hate using my own experience because people come after me saying that 'yea but you know, I had it bad too'. You're right when we talk about children in their formative years that each pain or scare is huge. For a child, even Kindergarten might be traumatic if parents didn't take time to explain the reasons why a kid should go there. For an adult using the same 'daddy didn't buy me a pony' excuse when someone else is in definite emergency is what makes Western world a ridicule for the rest of the world. Tattlers already addressed the victim mindset or poverty mindset many times and in the case of Anna - she portrays it at every step. It's really important issue that if you want to really level up needs to be addressed. Nobody went to the top thinking the world is out there to get them. They went to the top knowing that life is tough. And went after their goals nonetheless, regardless of failures.
The love for shiny things is no different in Anna than in me or in you. Or in anyone else. The methods each of us use is what sets us apart.
 
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So I tried visiting her near-abandoned JetsetBabe IG account and had the nerve to post my comment regarding her opinion about showing one's partner on social media.

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And most in the comment section do not make any sense... SMH
 

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Fortunately for Aija, the rule changed recently, I think in November last year. The couples are allowed to live together, people can drink alcohol even without a license, the harassment will be punished more strictly and so on. But, public intoxication and improper behaviour in public is still an offence, such as prostitution, which I guess are the things Aija might take part in.

The tricky part for Europeans, from my experience, is that the system here is not as transparent as we are used to, it is easy to get in trouble with law. The human rights we are used to are a little bit different here as well. I know people who went to prison for bringing in pain legal in some EU countries for personal use. It is obviously a thing that everyone who goes to Dubai knows not to do, but some people are very ignorant even in this age when information is so easy to obtain.
Oh yes, I heard many stories of people having "trace" amounts of drugs on their luggage and being held. Also, law is whatever the Emiratis say it is. So if a local gets pissed off with you, you can be thrown into jail on very flimsy charges, no matter what the law says.

Anna, Anna, Anna... what were you doing the morning of October 3rd around 10:05 am Geneva time? Why did you suddenly change your bio back to its original form? Hmmmmm?



I have the timestamped printscreen to prove it and my phone even recognizes you face automatically.

You probably saw my screenshot and ran back to change it, didn't you? You're so clever, not!

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She desperately needs a real job. Reading Tattle and doing IG stories doesn't count.

Current insta story:
Her life is a self fulfilling prophecy - always on the OUTSIDE of the luxury places she wants to be, never inside. The jokes write themselves.
 
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This thread on Friday 00.00 had 22k views,today it's 36k 🥂🍻🍾🍸🍨.Also previous thread got 1k views more.I started following on thread three so I went trough thread 1and 2 during the weekend.Thread 1 had 333k views and quite few people heard about her through tabloids. On thread two former escort and former friend of Aija wrote how Rat stole content from escorting blog in order to make material for School of affluence.Thread three has over 165k views.I would suggest to anyone to go trough thread two and three.Also in first five threads there was a quite few former escorts talking about her.I think that we got so many views during the weekend is that a lot of people heard about her through tabloids and never followed her YouTube and I think that they come during the weekend to check out our progress.
 
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This thread on Friday 00.00 had 22k views,today it's 36k 🥂🍻🍾🍸🍨.Also previous thread got 1k views more.I started following on thread three so I went trough thread 1and 2 during the weekend.Thread 1 had 333k views and quite few people heard about her through tabloids. On thread two former escort and former friend of Aija wrote how Rat stole content from escorting blog in order to make material for School of affluence.Thread three has over 165k views.I would suggest to anyone to go trough thread two and three.Also in first five threads there was a quite few former escorts talking about her.I think that we got so many views during the weekend is that a lot of people heard about her through tabloids and never followed her YouTube and I think that they come during the weekend to check out our progress.
When she's being lazy and not posting a Youtube video it inspires people to go searching on her. Tattle is a more interested read than watching a silly webinar!
 
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