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Who's the Russian Turkish girl we are talking about?
Olga smth. Dark hair, blue eyes. She wasn't a friend of Anna, she was just active in the JSB FB group in the early days. She was attention-seeking in terms of her posts but had nothing major happening in her life if I remember.
EDIT: Check Olga Saigol in JSB fb and you'll see a lot of complaining, Tinder convo screenshots and multiple questions along the lines 'why other women don't like me??!'
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Yeah she hustles with her ex’s alimony check, while spending it with her boy toy, who’s parents don’t care for her. His siblings don’t even follow her on Instagram.
“Influencers” in Dubai - disobeying the rules
Anyone else fed up if these narcissistic lot in Dubai “for business” during a pandemic? It’s selfish & unnecessary - they obviously think they are exempt from catching this virus!
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I keep seeing the age topic, which intrigues me. I'm myself 33 years old (so one year younger than Anna) - which also could mean that I'm 40 according to some. 
and the comparison with 20 year-old "fresh" girls.
I am a strong believer that age is just a number, though. I wouldn't trade being in my thirties with twenties for nothing in the world. I feel at my best now, I feel so much more confident and I do think that I look much better. I would go back in time but only to fix things I would have liked to do differently or not to miss opportunities like I did because I was not mature enough. At 20 I was naturally skinny, but now I am fit and strong and more active than I've ever been. It is not mandatory to get saggy or wrinkly if one takes good care of themselves. I always said that and will keep saying it.
People actually think that I am around 25, and this is not to brag, as it is not always great in the corporate world, which means that I had to work harder to prove my value and that I am not only a pretty/ young face with no brains.
Maybe there are here older women, so I'd really like to convey this message - that you can look amazing at any age and it is not a cliche! I am an advocate of hard work in everything that I did, professionally and aesthetically. For me that's "levelling up".
The photos of those Instagram babes - we all know they don't look like in their pictures. I've seen enough in real life, so I don't find it healthy to compare with them. Many of them are so lazy they can't even walk, so they do have cellulite at 20, which I don't at 33. Yes, I saw that at the beach in many fancy destinations where all of them come to take photos they facetune then for hours.
Again, this post is not about me, I just want to support and empower women they can look amazing at any age and there is no "expiry" date.
and the comparison with 20 year-old "fresh" girls. I am a strong believer that age is just a number, though. I wouldn't trade being in my thirties with twenties for nothing in the world. I feel at my best now, I feel so much more confident and I do think that I look much better. I would go back in time but only to fix things I would have liked to do differently or not to miss opportunities like I did because I was not mature enough. At 20 I was naturally skinny, but now I am fit and strong and more active than I've ever been. It is not mandatory to get saggy or wrinkly if one takes good care of themselves. I always said that and will keep saying it.
People actually think that I am around 25, and this is not to brag, as it is not always great in the corporate world, which means that I had to work harder to prove my value and that I am not only a pretty/ young face with no brains.
Maybe there are here older women, so I'd really like to convey this message - that you can look amazing at any age and it is not a cliche! I am an advocate of hard work in everything that I did, professionally and aesthetically. For me that's "levelling up".
The photos of those Instagram babes - we all know they don't look like in their pictures. I've seen enough in real life, so I don't find it healthy to compare with them. Many of them are so lazy they can't even walk, so they do have cellulite at 20, which I don't at 33. Yes, I saw that at the beach in many fancy destinations where all of them come to take photos they facetune then for hours.
Again, this post is not about me, I just want to support and empower women they can look amazing at any age and there is no "expiry" date.
I have read so much about these tips by different youtubers on how to 'get the bag' how 'to get a rich guy' etc, the truth is they're all saying generic things of zero help.
What it really comes down to is the guy in question and you being unequivocally yourself, none of the other stuff really significantly matters at all.
One of my closest friends met a millionaire ($50 million +) from a dating app (he has very very rich parents but is also working in a similar family industry). She was very clear from the beginning that she wouldn't have sex before marriage for religious reasons. They broke up shortly after that because of this, he was 'culturally' the same as her however for him sex was an important part of a relationship. She moved on from him, had zero contact (direct or indirect) with him. Then 3 years later he reached back out to her, they started speaking again, her stance on no sex before marriage had not changed, but despite this he kept pursuing her anyway and now they're in a relationship with the aim to get married this summer. His reasons? he valued her education, background (she isn't from a millionaire family but she holds herself well, is well read and they have similar ethnic background), character and overall said he could really see himself marrying her.
Another friend of mine met a guy through Twitter (!) as they study the same college degree (both medical). The guy's family are millionaires. Looking at him you would think he is a player/F boy. The truth? If you knew him you would realise he's completely against casually dating, very family orientated and values religion a lot, she is also very religious (through you wouldn't see this straight away as she doesn't wear a hijab), but the more he spoke to her the more he fell in love and now they are married.
These are just 2 stories I have written about but I know 4 other cases of girls I know who have met and are now either engaged or married to extremely well off men. The common factor in all of them? These girls are unashamedly themselves, and at a core level they have lot in common with these men. These men did not want typical 'jetsetbabes'. Neither would I call any of these girls 'plain janes' because they are absolutely not whatsoever.
I think it's cruel and unfair to split the diverse range of women in this world into 2 categories of the feminine elite jetsetbabes versus homely plain janes, because it's just SO INACCURATE. I am with Anna when she says you should always strive to be the best version of yourself - really I agree, but trying to fit yourself into certain boxes and rules and elegance templates etc is just so completely stressful and pointless!
Edited to add: There are a lot of men who just want a beautiful piece of eye candy on their arm and care for little else, but don't ever underestimate the number of guy's (there is a lot!) where looks doesn't play a big role and they value the woman's education levels, what college she went to/prestige of her college/schooling, her intelligence, her family breeding, how witty she is etc. Other times a guy just falls in loves and becomes like a meek puppy based on the sexual side of what this woman gives him, she fulfils/empowers him in some sexual desire he has that other women won't. There's literally so many different factors and all depends on what kind of guy you're dealing with!
What it really comes down to is the guy in question and you being unequivocally yourself, none of the other stuff really significantly matters at all.
One of my closest friends met a millionaire ($50 million +) from a dating app (he has very very rich parents but is also working in a similar family industry). She was very clear from the beginning that she wouldn't have sex before marriage for religious reasons. They broke up shortly after that because of this, he was 'culturally' the same as her however for him sex was an important part of a relationship. She moved on from him, had zero contact (direct or indirect) with him. Then 3 years later he reached back out to her, they started speaking again, her stance on no sex before marriage had not changed, but despite this he kept pursuing her anyway and now they're in a relationship with the aim to get married this summer. His reasons? he valued her education, background (she isn't from a millionaire family but she holds herself well, is well read and they have similar ethnic background), character and overall said he could really see himself marrying her.
Another friend of mine met a guy through Twitter (!) as they study the same college degree (both medical). The guy's family are millionaires. Looking at him you would think he is a player/F boy. The truth? If you knew him you would realise he's completely against casually dating, very family orientated and values religion a lot, she is also very religious (through you wouldn't see this straight away as she doesn't wear a hijab), but the more he spoke to her the more he fell in love and now they are married.
These are just 2 stories I have written about but I know 4 other cases of girls I know who have met and are now either engaged or married to extremely well off men. The common factor in all of them? These girls are unashamedly themselves, and at a core level they have lot in common with these men. These men did not want typical 'jetsetbabes'. Neither would I call any of these girls 'plain janes' because they are absolutely not whatsoever.
I think it's cruel and unfair to split the diverse range of women in this world into 2 categories of the feminine elite jetsetbabes versus homely plain janes, because it's just SO INACCURATE. I am with Anna when she says you should always strive to be the best version of yourself - really I agree, but trying to fit yourself into certain boxes and rules and elegance templates etc is just so completely stressful and pointless!
Edited to add: There are a lot of men who just want a beautiful piece of eye candy on their arm and care for little else, but don't ever underestimate the number of guy's (there is a lot!) where looks doesn't play a big role and they value the woman's education levels, what college she went to/prestige of her college/schooling, her intelligence, her family breeding, how witty she is etc. Other times a guy just falls in loves and becomes like a meek puppy based on the sexual side of what this woman gives him, she fulfils/empowers him in some sexual desire he has that other women won't. There's literally so many different factors and all depends on what kind of guy you're dealing with!
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I’m a similar age and I’m the most confident I have been now. I wasn’t confident in my twenties at all.I keep seeing the age topic, which intrigues me. I'm myself 33 years old (so one year younger than Anna) - which also could mean that I'm 40 according to some.
I am a strong believer that age is just a number, though. I wouldn't trade being in my thirties with twenties for nothing in the world. I feel at my best now, I feel so much more confident and I do think that I look much better. I would go back in time but only to fix things I would have liked to do differently or not to miss opportunities like I did because I was not mature enough. At 20 I was naturally skinny, but now I am fit and strong and more active than I've ever been. It is not mandatory to get saggy or wrinkly if one takes good care of themselves. I always said that and will keep saying it.
People actually think that I am around 25, and this is not to brag, as it is not always great in the corporate world, which means that I had to work harder to prove my value and that I am not only a pretty/ young face with no brains.
Maybe there are here older women, so I'd really like to convey this message - that you can look amazing at any age and it is not a cliche! I am an advocate of hard work in everything that I did, professionally and aesthetically. For me that's "levelling up".
The photos of those Instagram babes - we all know they don't look like in their pictures. I've seen enough in real life, so I don't find it healthy to compare with them. Many of them are so lazy they can't even walk, so they do have cellulite at 20, which I don't at 33. Yes, I saw that at the beach in many fancy destinations where all of them come to take photos they facetune then for hours.
Again, this post is not about me, I just want to support and empower women they can look amazing at any age and there is no "expiry" date.
I don’t know any wealthy men that have married or publicly associated with a jsb. I think most would be embarrassed.
I first heard of Anna because she appeared on this morning. I was intrigued & believed that she was wealthy (from her “home” etc). I somehow found this thread and we have deconstructed her story. She has zero credibility & as someone mentioned she is just a former party girl, now internet scammer.
Yes, I agree with you that wealthy men would not associate with jsb. There are some exceptions: men with the same shady past (money laundering, frauds etc) that got rich like that but have no substance or some "nerdy" ones that, unfortunately, have almost 0 experience with women and can be deceived easily. We can see both cases frequently.
But the really smart wealthy men... yes, it is embarrassing.
But the really smart wealthy men... yes, it is embarrassing.
Yes I don’t understand this either: I wouldn’t call a 14 year old almost 20, or a 64 year old almost 70.I keep seeing the age topic, which intrigues me. I'm myself 33 years old (so one year younger than Anna) - which also could mean that I'm 40 according to some.
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The comment reinforces validation as based significantly on random men sexualising you as you walk by. Quite destructive. Would you sleep with all those men anyway?
I’ve had married men with their wife and child staring at me, some even walked away from their families to look at me and it sickened me. I would hide somewhere and I vowed I would never ever marry or date someone who stared at other women. No, not all men stare. None of my exes have stared. None. No, they aren’t gay. And their fathers have not stared at me or other women either.
In fact one of my best friends is the same. He grew up with his father staring at other women while his mother sat by and he saw the pain it caused her so he vowed he would never do it (and he hasn’t).
What happens when men stop staring? Or you think they are looking at you but in reality it’s the person half your age behind you? Then what?
It’s almost like the scale: if you lost 1kg it makes your day soooo much happier but a gain destroys it.
Anna has been very honest about her age and in a world based on superficiality that is really commendable and I really respect her for that.
We should be supporting her for that.
And for not marrying JUST to be married.
Look at Paris Hilton: she’s 39 (40 in February) and not married.
I think people’s comments are more “how is she teaching people about getting wealthy men when she herself has not secured one? She is of typical marriageable age and has been with her boyfriend for 3 years. What is measurement of success with her courses when she hasn’t even succeeded in the assumed way?”
I’m interested to see how Anna’s message changes when she’s 35/36 and not married because that point will come up in the dailymail “articles”. For a paper section with majority female audience, it is soooo sexist.
PS - no way has she been with her boyfriend for over 6 years. She’s been very honest when she was single and then not. They have been together around 3 years (either just under or just over).
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Of course she likes staying inside, it helps her with her accomplishments of nothing. Doing nothing, being nothing, having nothing.
I've met her a few years ago and then she said she's been with him for over a year. So I'd say at least 5 years together.
The jab that 34 is equal to 40 has probably something to do with the fact that this is the decade that unfortunately puts pressure (family, society, etc) on so many women. Yes, more of us are confident and much happier in our skin after 30 than in our early 20s and maturity has so many advantages over naive youth and party days, but this is also the time when many career women settle down. Some settle down later than they thought they would and might be overwhelmed whether they have enough time to make a great choice when choosing the husband. If you're looking at it from the fearful perspective, I understand this exaggeration then and rounding the numbers. Just my thoughts, feel free to share if you have other ideas about this 34=40!
I may be wrong, but I assumed it was about her looking older than she is due to bingeing and dieting, too much filler and not enough gym time.
Yes, exactly! I look at my mother and she's absolutely gorgeous, as were my grandmothers. I'm in my mid-twenties but I hope I age as well as my family members - my grandparents kept their teeth even in their nineties!I keep seeing the age topic, which intrigues me. I'm myself 33 years old (so one year younger than Anna) - which also could mean that I'm 40 according to some.
I am a strong believer that age is just a number, though. I wouldn't trade being in my thirties with twenties for nothing in the world. I feel at my best now, I feel so much more confident and I do think that I look much better. I would go back in time but only to fix things I would have liked to do differently or not to miss opportunities like I did because I was not mature enough. At 20 I was naturally skinny, but now I am fit and strong and more active than I've ever been. It is not mandatory to get saggy or wrinkly if one takes good care of themselves. I always said that and will keep saying it.
People actually think that I am around 25, and this is not to brag, as it is not always great in the corporate world, which means that I had to work harder to prove my value and that I am not only a pretty/ young face with no brains.
Maybe there are here older women, so I'd really like to convey this message - that you can look amazing at any age and it is not a cliche! I am an advocate of hard work in everything that I did, professionally and aesthetically. For me that's "levelling up".
The photos of those Instagram babes - we all know they don't look like in their pictures. I've seen enough in real life, so I don't find it healthy to compare with them. Many of them are so lazy they can't even walk, so they do have cellulite at 20, which I don't at 33. Yes, I saw that at the beach in many fancy destinations where all of them come to take photos they facetune then for hours.
Again, this post is not about me, I just want to support and empower women they can look amazing at any age and there is no "expiry" date.
I think it's so harmful to treat women as though they're "spoiled milk" just as soon as they have a career
I'm not sure what your agenda with defending Anna is all about but as someone who knew her from London, 3 years is inaccurate. Three years is how long she's been in the spotlight, she was with him way before that.
Those of you who aren't new to the forum know that I said I myself am around Anna's age.
The point is, in my 30s I am not competing with models in university. I am not chasing older ugly married men. I am not showing off my designer clothing to impress other women and land sponsors.
No shame in doing this in your early 20s, but as the good Lord says, comes a time when you put childish things away.
i remember when she was starting out in YouTube I think it was around December 2017? She was doing a livestream and said she had been dating her boyfriend for 1-2 years (I forget which one it was she’s ago). Now we’re in December 2020 so it has been 4-5 years
I agree completely. I don't know why there's still this mindset that your peak as a woman is what - high school and early twenties cause you have plump(er) face and perky(er) boobs. I find those to be the least interesting and valuable things about any woman.
I stumbled upon Leo DiCaprio's (46) super creepy statement about his current girlfriend (23) who would be the perfect mascot for Anna's course on bagging a rich guy- he says she's his dream girl cause she's "young, sweet, simple and easy". Weren't we all at that age and just perfect to be controlled and used by a sleazy insecure much older rich guy. Ew
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