A disillusioned SOA student here who would like to share my story:
I joined the main Jetset Babe FB group when I was 20. I was a student at elite universities with a lot of very rich upper class students but am myself from a an average 'plain Jane' background. I Ionged to be an insider, not an outsider looking in. Over the years, I became 'sucked in' to the glamorous online world Anna seemed to be part of. I was a broke student with cheap clothes, academically smart but innocent in sexual/worldly experience. To me Anna represented a world of sophisticated 'womanhood' I wanted to be part of. I came to feel that although I am educated, I didn't want to work long hours in job I wasn't passionate about for money. Anna's approach seemed to be my solution, and I excitedly bought her first course (I think it was only like €200 at first release, and with an option to split payments in two, which I did).
For about a year after this I was so excited to be part of the SOA group and made hundreds of pages of notes. I felt like Anna had inducted me into this world where everything was glamorous and easy. I remember thinking, I've found a shortcut, I just need to rely on my looks to get ahead in life! I saw her as my big sister. She spoke a lot about how she was driven to empower and help women and I do think at the beginning this was perhaps true, but she became corrupted once she had a taste of money. Eventually though, I began to question her. It was only a matter of time as I matured psychologically and in life experience. Plus, I had outsider but at least some insight into how the truly upper class live through my universities. I came to think it was odd that I was taking my life advice from a woman a decade older than me who was much less educated than me, and that I truly couldn't know whether she was happy, or liked, or had real friends or real love. Plus, the upper class, rich female students I knew dressed nothing like Anna as they had nothing to prove. They'd wear designer bags but with jeans and trainers.
It struck me as especially odd that she said she'd done many years of therapy yet is happy to encourage young women to go into environments where they may be used, sexually exploited, experience trauma etc. She herself has acknowledged how damaging the JSB world could be. The last straw came with the Pink Pill situation, and the insane pricing of her second course during the pandemic. I came to feel Anna is not motivated by helping women but by her own greed; that she exploits female vulnerabilities and trust and she is a user. Eventually I found this forum.
Today I am totally disillusioned with Anna. I've realised how dangerous it is to place so much blind trust into a total stranger. One thing I wish for this forum though is that you try to be empathetic to women like me scammed by Anna. Yes some of them are older and should know better but a lot are young and naive like me, with little world experience. When there are women in their 30s, 40s, 50s etc who blindly follow her I definitely think they have less of an excuse, but they are probably psychologically young. New Rose Glow is a good example- she has the psychological energy of a little girl.
Anyway that's my story, feel free to ask me any questions. It's a relief to be part of this forum and see how I've grown up and lost my naivety since those early days.
I joined the main Jetset Babe FB group when I was 20. I was a student at elite universities with a lot of very rich upper class students but am myself from a an average 'plain Jane' background. I Ionged to be an insider, not an outsider looking in. Over the years, I became 'sucked in' to the glamorous online world Anna seemed to be part of. I was a broke student with cheap clothes, academically smart but innocent in sexual/worldly experience. To me Anna represented a world of sophisticated 'womanhood' I wanted to be part of. I came to feel that although I am educated, I didn't want to work long hours in job I wasn't passionate about for money. Anna's approach seemed to be my solution, and I excitedly bought her first course (I think it was only like €200 at first release, and with an option to split payments in two, which I did).
For about a year after this I was so excited to be part of the SOA group and made hundreds of pages of notes. I felt like Anna had inducted me into this world where everything was glamorous and easy. I remember thinking, I've found a shortcut, I just need to rely on my looks to get ahead in life! I saw her as my big sister. She spoke a lot about how she was driven to empower and help women and I do think at the beginning this was perhaps true, but she became corrupted once she had a taste of money. Eventually though, I began to question her. It was only a matter of time as I matured psychologically and in life experience. Plus, I had outsider but at least some insight into how the truly upper class live through my universities. I came to think it was odd that I was taking my life advice from a woman a decade older than me who was much less educated than me, and that I truly couldn't know whether she was happy, or liked, or had real friends or real love. Plus, the upper class, rich female students I knew dressed nothing like Anna as they had nothing to prove. They'd wear designer bags but with jeans and trainers.
It struck me as especially odd that she said she'd done many years of therapy yet is happy to encourage young women to go into environments where they may be used, sexually exploited, experience trauma etc. She herself has acknowledged how damaging the JSB world could be. The last straw came with the Pink Pill situation, and the insane pricing of her second course during the pandemic. I came to feel Anna is not motivated by helping women but by her own greed; that she exploits female vulnerabilities and trust and she is a user. Eventually I found this forum.
Today I am totally disillusioned with Anna. I've realised how dangerous it is to place so much blind trust into a total stranger. One thing I wish for this forum though is that you try to be empathetic to women like me scammed by Anna. Yes some of them are older and should know better but a lot are young and naive like me, with little world experience. When there are women in their 30s, 40s, 50s etc who blindly follow her I definitely think they have less of an excuse, but they are probably psychologically young. New Rose Glow is a good example- she has the psychological energy of a little girl.
Anyway that's my story, feel free to ask me any questions. It's a relief to be part of this forum and see how I've grown up and lost my naivety since those early days.
) “It’s so tough not to sound like an infomercial when you’re an influencer!” Oh Aijia, trust me, you’re not one. Basic Tips From Anna: She tells you to invest in a weigh scale for your luggage, and take pictures of your luggages in case it gets lost. Use nice toiletry bags. Use packing cubes or bring garment bags with hangers with your clothes on them.. Mentions “team members” who ruined clothing in luggage so don’t put clothes directly into luggage… I wonder if she knows how to use a laundry machine?
