Exactly! I agree. Her caption (full of masculine “go get ‘em” energy) doesn’t give me vibes of a lady who has a provider husband/fiancée taking care of ALL her needs.
Au contraireMaybe the climb she's referring to is onto the bodies of her aging clients who can't afford better?
WTF.
Honestly, if you're from a third world country and a poor family (not judging here, just stating facts), GET A GOOD EDUCATION. It is the single best thing you can possibly invest in for 99% of the world (including those from developed countries). And if you're part of the 1% that doesn't need an education to have access to the right connections and opportunities, then you don't need bs like Aija's.
These women are idolizing her! No respectable person would write something like that. Ladies, have some self-respect. This fawning over her is embarrassing. Very immature behavior and likely to come from women that haven’t accomplished much in their own lives.
) that minä rakastan sinua. anna's mom most probably also seduced one of these jaakko jalmari-s and got a baby. but now there's lots of room for imagination. did anna's mom got married to anna's father? did she find another guy to "level up"? maybe it was a finnish swede, hmmm. did she move to finland before or after soviet collapse? also i'm curious what was her mom's real name? russians have always put very traditional names, especially in the 1960s or when her mom was born, so there is no chance she was actually born with her current first name. but ekaterina, tatiana or whoever she is, still has some old russian ladies from tallin as her friends on fb so i guess she didn't go as hard as anna when creating a new identity.
well anna has said her grandparents from her mom side are from russia and i don't have any reason not to believe it as there was a lot of forced migration during the soviet times. so it would be true if she says her mother is from estonia but she is russian. however, don't forget the another 50% of her. we all know that his father is from finland, right. she also have said: "as a child i both lived in finland & spoke fluent finnish, but now i don't speak any finnish! yes, i've been to finland many times". i can believe that also. especially since she has this crazy stiffness while talking, such a finnish thing lmao. but what's interesting for me, is the way how anna and her mom became swedes.
in the ussr you couldn't just pack your bags and go to the west. lmao, no. however, during the 1980s when the ussr became more liberal, women used the simple way to escape by getting married to a foreigner (strong 90 day fiance vibes). as tallin and helsinki are very close to each other, of course finns used to visit very exotic soviet tallin. one random fact too: people in the northern estonia could catch the tv signals from finland, so they often watched the finnish tv and learned finnish through it. for young girls who wanted to escape the ussr, it gave definitely a huge advantage if they could tell some fat ugly juha matti or kalle pekka whom they met in a hotel lobby (
also it is just my opinion, but she doesn't really have much common with russians other than the language that she knows on a basic level of communication so i really don't get this ooooooh she is a russian!!!! witchhunt kind of thing. i actually think she would actually be more successful if she would have used runet for info. but she didn't. you can really find everything there – good beauty tips (which don't include going crazy with botox), fitness tips, fashion advice, and even how to be an escort in london. still she doesn't know anything about russians. i bet her mom is the only russian she actually knows in real life. i remember one girl in jsb group shared a blog with her which was about eastern european women and her reaction was basically oh wow so much new information, tusen tack.
yea, i can see that in north america people are obsessed with their heritage. like omg i'm 0,000001% italian and 0,0002% german, how exotic is that... but in europe i feel that changing your nationality is more accepted (except according to some far-right extremists) and you can claim yourself to be from a x nation even if your ancestors didn't farm the land on the exact spot where are you living right now. only nazis want you to be pureblood, other people really don't care so much. and after all third culture kids also want to belong somewhere.
Umm for your information I am half Danish (as in one of my parents is from Denmark, born and raised, and I hold the passport by extension) and my other parent is half Swedish, and half British- Canadian so no one is “obsessed with their 0.00001% heritage,” or whatever you’re trying to say. Pointing out Aija is of Russian heritage is just stating facts and doesn’t make us Nazis so cool your jets. I even mentioned a Russian-Canadian friend who told me Aija basically looks and acts like a Russian escort and we’re clearly not the only people who feel this about her.
good for you lol
sad but true lmao. but balkans are not so much with western mindset.
Lol you’re a completely new member and so far all your comments are questioning the validity of screenshots that some ladies were kind enough to share, saying they were undermining Anna and now you’re trying to say there’s no such thing as heritage in Europe (unlike supposedly North America, which everyone knows is more diverse on average than most European countries) and people can claim to be from wherever they want to be there, and implicitly trying to say we’re Nazis for sharing Anna’s heritage.
Maybe its pohjatar from LSA thread.Lol you’re a completely new member and so far all your comments are questioning the validity of screenshots that some ladies were kind enough to share, saying they were undermining Anna and now you’re trying to say there’s no such thing as heritage in Europe (unlike supposedly North America, which everyone knows is more diverse on average than most European countries) and people can claim to be from wherever they want to be there, and implicitly trying to say we’re Nazis for sharing Anna’s heritage.
Is Aija Räty in the house?
