yeah I totally agree throwing money at a situation is the easy way out, I also don't get why someone should give so much thought to a first date, it is to start to get to know someone and basta, imo coffee or a drink is the best way to go. Also seems like she has never asked a man out herself or organised a first date herself which I find quite weird (also unsurprising with her 1950s attitude to relationships)
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I am probably wayyyyyyyyyyy off base but …………….. sounding more and more like someone taking care of her in background ……….. letting her play ……. Maybe amusing hidden person To me all arrows point to the center ……..l the bankroll
a lot of her female friends seem to have random rich male "friends", it is pretty weird imo (if true) . Side not for the italians in the group is it normal to say someone "le manca la poesia"? maybe my friends were alwys just uncultured but it seems kind of overexagerated
I suppose Italians are more "musical" in their expressing themselves, but that sounded like a pseudo culture BS bit trying to impress her. (or her inventing or exaggerating this moment, relying on literature and poetry she has read to feed the scene!)
She really does come off worse in these old articles vs her YT, which didn't seem possibile!
@emm I’ve never heard any of my friends speak of a girl in this manner
She mangles thé language anyway with her mix of English dotted with Italian words.At this point, Kylie really is just part of an obnoxious strand of stranieri living on the fringes of Roman society where they are not taken seriously yet believe themselves to be supping (gratis) at the table of wealth and privelege.
As @Antonio has pointed out, she was essentially a loner on the hunt for whatever she could get, even if that meant she was often tossed aside, regardless of the constant refrain that all Italian men fell at her feet ready to propose, seconds after meeting her...
Kylie at her most self-involved and unappealing:
‘My skin is golden brown; my bank account is triste; my telefono is full of beautiful messages from an Italian boy who loves me; my future is uncertain; my heart is full...’
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I am just waiting for one of her deluded fans to move to italia and see that the reality isn't constant weekends away and people taking you on expensive dates
I am basing this on the fact that she has the highest quality in all areas of her life Personal grooming Clothes Apt contents ………….. the apt contents alone sound out of reach for most working people ………. Her sexual freedom that she does not shy from but in articles seems to embrace I could easily see one of her worshippers or followers or ……… wanting to experience what she has described ……….. very dangerous with those with big eyes and false facts
Brace yourself Italians Many followers will come after inhaling this bs@emm I’ve never heard any of my friends speak of a girl in this manner
At this point, Kylie really is just part of an obnoxious strand of stranieri living on the fringes of Roman society where they are not taken seriously yet believe themselves to be supping (gratis) at the table of wealth and privelege. As @Antonio has pointed out, she was essentially a loner on the hunt for whatever she could get, even if that meant she was often tossed aside, regardless of the constant refrain that all Italian men fell at her feet ready to propose, seconds after meeting her...
Kylie at her most self-involved and unappealing:
‘My skin is golden brown; my bank account is triste; my telefono is full of beautiful messages from an Italian boy who loves me; my future is uncertain; my heart is full...’
@Denise0211 these articles like the one on Barcelona and Spain, show her real self - quite rough, uncultured, rude, on the prowl, egotistical - that she has since learnt to cover up. She has copied the words and mannerisms of other people to remodel herself into the strange hybrid of doyenne of the chicken coop with online entrepreneur to try and attract someone like Guido. He is in for a unpleasant experience once the narcissist she is, feels that she can safely reveal her true colours...
do you all think it might be a possibility the present silence is to make the past go silently away …….. the articles you have brought up It is like a puzzle mystery ……. Is there a person in the past that is concerned about discovery I know i sound crazy but the numbers do not add up By the way I am not crazy …. Just a retired hippy fr education who loves a good puzzle and let’s not forget has been on a narcs end Do not wish it it for anyone@Denise0211 these articles like the one on Barcelona and Spain, show her real self - quite rough, uncultured, rude, on the prowl, egotistical - that she has since learnt to cover up. She has copied the words and mannerisms of other people to remodel herself into the strange hybrid of doyenne of the chicken coop with online entrepreneur to try and attract someone like Guido. He is in for a unpleasant experience once the narcissist she is, feels that she can safely reveal her true colours...
Sounds like someone taking care of the princess@emm I’ve never heard any of my friends speak of a girl in this manner
At this point, Kylie really is just part of an obnoxious strand of stranieri living on the fringes of Roman society where they are not taken seriously yet believe themselves to be supping (gratis) at the table of wealth and privelege.
As @Antonio has pointed out, she was essentially a loner on the hunt for whatever she could get, even if that meant she was often tossed aside, regardless of the constant refrain that all Italian men fell at her feet ready to propose, seconds after meeting her...
Kylie at her most self-involved and unappealing:
‘My skin is golden brown; my bank account is triste; my telefono is full of beautiful messages from an Italian boy who loves me; my future is uncertain; my heart is full...’
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They really do demonstrate her true self! @Alessandro From tearing apart oysters and washing them down with wine to describing how to look sexy while preparing greasey melanzane, the change is striking. I wonder what her more conservative subs would think if they read these articles. Lol@Denise0211 these articles like the one on Barcelona and Spain, show her real self - quite rough, uncultured, rude, on the prowl, egotistical - that she has since learnt to cover up. She has copied the words and mannerisms of other people to remodel herself into the strange hybrid of doyenne of the chicken coop with online entrepreneur to try and attract someone like Guido. He is in for a unpleasant experience once the narcissist she is, feels that she can safely reveal her true colours...
Btw @Alessandro Is this the casino magazine you mentioned Kylie was associated with?
The one evidently under investigation for money laundering and dealings with high roller Chinese mobsters?
The one evidently under investigation for money laundering and dealings with high roller Chinese mobsters?Attachments
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Sorry got carried away Apologies if I was out of line with imagination Will be more careful with wild ideas Should have reviewed before posting Realize now that the rules there for reason and hopefully I did not overstep.
Ooooh, what a little peanut! @Jerry
Name?
Name?
Bambi !
@Jerry what a sweetheart! Good that he/she is getting to know you before you take it home.
Bambi is a cutie patooty … I can’t tell you how many photos of dogs I took in Italy…. Every chance I had …I was surprised how many different types of doggie there are … nobody ever talks about that ..least of all BimbaK and Moneybeans ….also the fact that now one seems to de- sex there dogs 
over there …pro-balls country
over there …pro-balls country OMG ALL THESE APRICOTS OFF ONE TREE THIS MORNING ! Off duty Tatler today while I round up friends & foes to take what they want as there's a limit to the jam I can make.
I found the "who loves me " particularly narcissistic. the usual would be to say who I love, not to brag about getting someone to fall for you@emm I’ve never heard any of my friends speak of a girl in this manner
At this point, Kylie really is just part of an obnoxious strand of stranieri living on the fringes of Roman society where they are not taken seriously yet believe themselves to be supping (gratis) at the table of wealth and privelege.
As @Antonio has pointed out, she was essentially a loner on the hunt for whatever she could get, even if that meant she was often tossed aside, regardless of the constant refrain that all Italian men fell at her feet ready to propose, seconds after meeting her...
Kylie at her most self-involved and unappealing:
‘My skin is golden brown; my bank account is triste; my telefono is full of beautiful messages from an Italian boy who loves me; my future is uncertain; my heart is full...’
when is the timeline for her working here? I thought she quit this job to move to italy?Btw @Alessandro Is this the casino magazine you mentioned Kylie was associated with?
That Versace article she did was from late 2009 or 2010. I, too, thought she quit her 'high paying job as magazine editor" to move to Italy. But this says she had already lived in Spain and Italy and was "fluent in Italian." I have no idea how much time overlapped, but again, I thought the story was she quit and moved.
@Denise0211 yep that’s the one KyLie’s shady “journalistic” credentials are based on - the “magazine” is advertorial rubbish as a glossy adjunct meant for the casino’s so-called high-rollers (and of course was dead in the water almost immediately, long folded amid the disgrace and disaster of the casino itself) Thanks to a very public shaming, which is continuing to happen now, the casino currently has three highly visible public governmental inquiries, for fraud, corruption, money laundering, bribery - everything you can think of.Btw @Alessandro Is this the casino magazine you mentioned Kylie was associated with?
It really seems as though KyLie is attracted to all of this glitzy lifestyle and doesn’t appear to think or care about whether it is underpinned by criminality. Those stories in Romeing about dates with rich men in Lambos, three Michelin star restuarants, yachts, holidays on the French Riviera, all point to her taste for enjoying the ostentatious wealth of other people.
How she is ever going to settle down to life with a rather dull and stolid accountant in the boondocks of Tuscany is a question yet to be answered
