Anna Bey #23 unnatractive PlainSetJane, Zara trasher, feminine scammer, elite husband.

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I was thinking about the degree topic.
I am not willing to tell a lot about me but let’s say that the way I look has brought me more than my many degrees…

Like @Bastine de Beaumanoir I worked while studying and even during this time of my life I was hired because of /thanks to my physical features.

I love studying so I have kept learning since but still today I have access to privileges thanks to what Mother Nature gave me. Fortunately I don’t make a fool of myself then as I actually studied, can talk about many topics etc.
My work is not related to my studies (I have B.S and M.S) but it have always helped me to land a position. Also I find if one doesn’t come form an “educated” family the university really develops one and prepares for the office life or life in general. I really got to meet a lot of interesting people and I grew a lot as a person during my studies. I am not working in HR but last couple of years I have been asked to be part of a hiring process at a company I work and I have heard many times complains from colleagues that people without university degree tend to need a lot of guidance and education regarding the office life, communication etc… So I think for many it’s not just about a degree itself but it’s added value.
Also I am not someone who can relay on looks… And looks fade, besides there is always someone prettier, younger etc...If someone has only looks to offer it will not end well at the end for them. I bet you have way more to offer than what Mother Nature gifted you with and that’s just an added bonus.
Though there are people who are brilliant and without a degre.
 
Here's a text from a French PhD candidate, user of the app: " [1] Thanks for the advices. I still believe that leveling up your looks and habits can help with becoming affluent. Or at least they are also an important aspect... [2] I believe I got the impression that some wealthy men don't care about woman's work or career...".
My first observation is that a PhD candidate is not a PhD. The degree of a PhD candidate is the Master degree. This confusion is recurrent. In France you might be able to register for a thesis when you have a Master degree, but the title of "Docteur" must be earned with a concrete thesis, which supposes many years of work and sacrifices. Only 10% from the people registered at the Sorbonne University, for exemple, as PhD candidates, go to the end of the process, by defending the thesis in front of a jury and the public ("la soutenance de thèse"). More than an intellectual test, a PhD is a psychological endurance test, many do not resist at the pressure.
She is right when she says that leveling up your looks and habits can help but Anna Bey is not a model in the matter. She looks like a hooker and have very debatable habits. At a higher level job, the duty of representation is high. As @MollyHL said it, you might have some succes with your looks, but if you don't have the capacity to talk about many topics, in a credible manner, you can't survive. Coupled with the fact that the degree in a given field does not help you in another field. In order to hit the attention of the high society and wealthy men it requires a constant auto-training (to acquire a general culture, to understand political issues, etc.). This become natural for someone with degrees. Contrary to what we might think, because the stereotype is to say that a good society don't speak about Politics or Religion, 80% of the discussions are Politics and Religion, the rest is Arts. Lina Hadid with her "Free Palestina" plastered on her bags could be seen as a child but actually nobody knows her in the high society of Geneva (here you have a hint from the inside). The situation Israel/Gaza strip is more complex than slogans and you have to be able to discuss with Zionists and anti-Zionists (bankers, diplomats, etc.) at the same level of knowledge and undestanding. Religion is the same. Many men in the aristocracy are knights of the Order of Malta (very religious) and many men from the haute-bourgeoisie are in the Freemasonry (anti-religious). They get along very well because it's another level than "this is good/this is bad".
I've already made a post about her n° 2, this is a wrong idea or maybe available for old people. Wealthy men and high caliber men need intelligent women that take all the light in society, at a dinner, etc. And I am not talking about their dresses and make up. An intelligent and cultivate woman can make the career of her husband, a superficial one can destroys him, the perfect exemple being Anna Bey who isn't even invited by her own husband in professional related gatherings. The new generation of wealthy men, they are proud when their partners have a successful job and are able to entertain in the same time a duchess with a fancy dinner. Social skills in this particular society requiers more than good looking girls with Hermes bags. As always, when I speak about the "high society" I am talking about the real one not the Instagram "good society".
PS. Oh, important observation : one doesn't really need a PhD to have succes in life
 
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If someone has important connexion (I do) they can cancel her visa and put her out of the country on the spot for no reasons just because they want to or someone wants her out. 😂 You can also have access to all of her private and personal info just if you know the right person working for the gouvernement (I do) 😂 She will never know who put her out because they protect each others back. Some people will say its "corrupt" or "unfair", I understand but Id say its "efficient" and "useful" when you are on the right side.
I would love you to 'allow' the rat into Dubai and trap her there. You described the system there perfectly. That's why I am eager for the scum to go there and never be heard from again... :sneaky:
 
Speaking about Palestina, high-society and social climbers making a fool of themselves, here is a relevant anecdote completing my previous post.
So, there was this sophisticated gathering in Geneva at Victoria Hall, reunited to celebrate the centenary of the OSR (Orchestre de la Suisse romande). A group of men and a few women where discussing Renaissance music, regretting it was not played anymore in the big cultural events. One of them has a cult for Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina (don't worry if you don't know him, nobody do, this is only for radical classic-music-lovers). At some point the guy was saying something like : « when I heard from Palestrina, it makes me feel so melancholic, I have tears in my eyes ». Instantaneously, the social climber trying to join the party betrays himself thinking he was clever. It was a woman. And she says : « Yes, I don't really understand why UN let the situation getting worse in Palestina! »
I let you imagine the head of the man who has invited her that evening.
 
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Let's not forget the day after the "wedding", Aija started a daily sales webinar pitch for her new course. It seemed to be timed for just before the course launched, to generate the buzz and increase sales. So, no honeymoon for her nor average Joe.

Speaking of PHD's, one of my closest friends is a doctor of medicine, but very naive and could easily be impressed by Aijia if I showed her her YouTube. She is older than me. Another close friend, who I grew up with, has 2 degrees and a PhD. She still seems sheltered, men easily take advantage of her. Financially, she is not very comfortable either. Another PhD and double degree friend who works in academia, is constantly being used by men, even married ones. So let's not talk about how having a PhD makes you the smartest of all, and bring able to "recognise each other" or being able to see through a scam like a school of affluence course
 
So let's not talk about how having a PhD makes you the smartest of all, and bring able to "recognise each other"
From some threads by now I observe that you have an epidermal reaction to my posts which seems to be a personal reaction, I wonder why? I don't have the feeling that you're on the side of Anna Bey, but cleary something is bothering you about me.
 
From some threads by now I observe that you have an epidermal reaction to my posts which seems to be a personal reaction, I wonder why? I don't have the feeling that you're on the side of Anna Bey, but cleary something is bothering you about me.
Not at all, don't worry about it. I guess over the years it happened a few times that the superior attitude of my PhD candidate friends or their families looking down on others bothered me a little. Only for life then to show them they are not necessarily better than others. Especially at work, when you manage one, and see life making them realise after a while that they actually need to come down to earth. A comment from you saying they would never be fooled by Anna Bey seemed silly.
Anyway, sorry if it seemed personal, I am here for entertainment and to see where and when the train wreck called Anna Bey crashes lol
 
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Not at all, don't worry about it. I guess over the years it happened a few times that the superior attitude of my PhD candidate friends or their families looking down on others bothered me a little. Only for life then to show them they are not necessarily better than others. Especially at work, when you manage one, and see life making them realise after a while that they actually need to come down to earth. A comment from you saying they would never be fooled by Anna Bey seemed silly.
Anyway, sorry if it seemed personal, I am here for entertainment and to see where and when the train wreck called Anna Bey crashes lol
Thank you for your detailed explanation, it makes me feel more at ease with you in the future, that's why things must be voiced out in a way or another, this is what mature women do (should I insist that this is what Anna Bey don't do when she has a contrariety?...waste of time). I guess nobody here can say that I had a superior attitude toward somebody/something since I've joined Tattle. It's true that today I have a more privileged situation than many of the girls reading here, but it wasn't always like that, that's why I am speaking very openly about my background. That's why I joined Tattle too, because I have now first hand experience of the rainbows and unicorns of Anna Bey (Aka "high society"), I can help the girls with real insights not fantasized insights. But I don't forget my origins so I know what some of them need to hear.
And just to end on a comic note : yes, I have connections now in the high society thanks to my degrees, yes I can have caviar or other stuff in some fancy dinners, but do you know what my favorite meal still is? Mashed potatoes.
 
Thank you for your detailed explanation, it makes me feel more at ease with you in the future, that's why things must be voiced out in a way or another, this is what mature women do (should I insist that this is what Anna Bey don't do when she has a contrariety?...waste of time).

Oh no, Anna does not comprehend mature conversations between women. She's looking for the BLOCK or EDIT other user's comment button on Tattle, but can't seem to find it...

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Thank you so much for taking the time to answer me ❤
Hahaha so it was below an average wedding! No honeymoon that's shocking!
Considering the ring, I saw few pictures now, there's NOOO way it's a diamond ring, they can't afford a diamond ring this size. Maybe it's a swarovski crystal but swarovski is more shiny. I find that like a clear quartz ring maybe.
I also find that she only owns 2 bracelets for an "affluent lady"...

Or maybe it's moissanite. Diamond and moissanite look almost identical but the latter is way cheaper. Even the guy who discovered moissanite, at first identified those crystals as diamonds. 😛
Comparison: https://www.brides.com/moissanite-vs-diamond-5094238
 
Thank you for your detailed explanation, it makes me feel more at ease with you in the future, that's why things must be voiced out in a way or another, this is what mature women do (should I insist that this is what Anna Bey don't do when she has a contrariety?...waste of time). I guess nobody here can say that I had a superior attitude toward somebody/something since I've joined Tattle. It's true that today I have a more privileged situation than many of the girls reading here, but it wasn't always like that, that's why I am speaking very openly about my background. That's why I joined Tattle too, because I have now first hand experience of the rainbows and unicorns of Anna Bey (Aka "high society"), I can help the girls with real insights not fantasized insights. But I don't forget my origins so I know what some of them need to hear.
And just to end on a comic note : yes, I have connections now in the high society thanks to my degrees, yes I can have caviar or other stuff in some fancy dinners, but do you know what my favorite meal still is? Mashed potatoes.
I've met plenty of Anna Bey type of females as well which is why I could see through her immediately.
I appreciate your posts also Bastine, and all other views. On the subject of looks and femininity, ironically - my renowned medical consultant friend always tells me it is important to cultivate your feminity and looks as education is not everything. Perhaps she had the exact opposite experience, concentrating and sacrificing many things for her career/education. Again, I appreciate all thoughts and opinions but I can see how - sadly - many highly educated women could easily fall for the teachings of AB.
 
Wedding points to add:

She lied to her first course students and claimed she was already married. Of course not showing her wedding pics or dress. So completely untrue.

Secondly, she may not be legally married and instead have done a Swiss procedure which is like cohabitation. I linked the description of it before but the French escapes me. So that may explain why noone publicly congratulated her and the hummus buffet was so small: everyone knew it was a scam not a real wedding.
 
On the subject of looks and femininity, ironically - my renowned medical consultant friend always tells me it is important to cultivate your feminity and looks as education is not everything.
I'm starting to understand what was the problem with your friend. In today high university degrees (I am refering here only to the PhD and medical studies which are more difficult than a PhD in Humanities and are very long) there is an attempt to disorient women about feminity, led by radical feminists. I had this problem too because I like wearing heels. Basically a feminine woman in appearence (skirts, heels, long hair, perfum, you see the picture) is not seen with a good eye by other women in her field, especially mentors, professeurs, etc. She is not considered "credible" because to "superficial" for an "intelectual", she can miss oportunities like fellowships, colloquia, etc. This could be a long and VERY sensitive topic, I'am making it short. So, many women, like your friend, felt that they were obliged to suppress something in them, this is the syndrom of "Procrustean bed", when you mutilate something in you in order to fit in a situation. After 10 years or more of study, playing this role, women understand that they have failed in something. They don't have a husband or children, etc. and they start to think that maybe they missed out their youth. Had they been more in their feminity, things could have been different, those are the thoughts and the frustration is big starting with a certain age The danger is to get to the other side and to think that every failure outhere with men was because of their degrees and a lack of "feminity". This is not available for everybody, of course there are women starting a familiy during their studies.
 
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On the subject of The PhD and other well-educated women purchasing Anna's course - from what I've seen on the Elite Scamming commentary not many were professionals in said fields. More than lawyers or engineers, I've seen stylists or decorators looking to connect and learn how to cater to the elite or even a couple of ladies from economically strong backgrounds, mistaking this farce for real deal and hoping of making affluent friends worldwide while the rest of the world was in the lockdown. Those women soon voiced their disappointment with the material and most of them cancelled before the 2 weeks guarantee. It doesn't mean that there were no such women - after all, a lawyer or highly skilled IT-professional or a doctor isn't a God above all and we all can learn from someone else. But to put things in numbers... ladies, 90% of 'students' are women from disadvantage backgrounds, that means that even with diplomas they have never experienced elite society or are breadwinners (single moms, first generation students from less-educated family) who want to marry up. 90% - me being generous. As far as I see my estimations of her income from the courses were correct I am pretty confident about the backgrounds of the students. Let's not focus on the exception which only proves the rule - Anna managed to scam women who cannot really afford to waste 1k on scams like that.
 
I'm starting to understand what was the problem with your friend. In today high university degrees (I am refering here only to the PhD and medical studies which are more difficult than a PhD in Humanities and are very long) there is an attempt to disorient women about feminity, led by radical feminists. I had this problem too because I like wearing heels. Basically a feminine woman in appearence (skirts, heels, long hair, perfum, you see the picture) is not seen with a good eye by other women in her field, especially mentors, professeurs, etc. She is not considered "credible" because to "superficial" for an "intelectual", she can miss oportunities like fellowships, colloquia, etc. This could be a long and VERY sensitive topic, I'am making it short. So, many women, like your friend, felt that they were obliged to suppress something in them, this is the syndrom of "Procrustes bed", when you mutilate something in you in order to fit in a situation. After 10 years or more of study, playing this role, women understand that they have failed in something. They don't have a husband or children, etc. and they start to think that maybe they missed out their youth. Had they been more in their feminity, things could have been different, those are the thoughts and the frustration is big starting with a certain age The danger is to get to the other side and to think that every failure outhere with men was because of their degrees and a lack of "feminity".
Oh, yes, unfortunately. I have a master degree in man area of expertise and I was always forced to be a tomboy and I had to fight hard to be taken seriously. The weirdest thing was that even women teachers which I thought that we are basically on the same ship (well because of we are the same gender) were even worse towards girls than men teachers. Now I work in fully men company and yeah, I’ve build myself a reputation after years, but I worked my ass off. Always had to work more and I had to prove myself worth. I still remember the very first phone call with mother company where they didn’t know that I was listening and they were shocked that I am a woman. My manager was talking to me as if I was a dumb at the beginning. My femininity died. I’ve became “man” and “bro” in the conversations.
 
Oh, yes, unfortunately. I have a master degree in man area of expertise and I was always forced to be a tomboy and I had to fight hard to be taken seriously. The weirdest thing was that even women teachers which I thought that we are basically on the same ship (well because of we are the same gender) were even worse towards girls than men teachers. Now I work in fully men company and yeah, I’ve build myself a reputation after years, but I worked my ass off. Always had to work more and I had to prove myself worth. I still remember the very first phone call with mother company where they didn’t know that I was listening and they were shocked that I am a woman. My manager was talking to me as if I was a dumb at the beginning. My femininity died. I’ve became “man” and “bro” in the conversations.
This a really hard situation and, unfortunately, widespread. I am sure you're a beautiful sacred Badass. Within the University walls, in Humanities, men don't even have balls anymore, the problem is with women. When I was in a situation like that my way to get out was... more red lipstick, it drove them crazy! I was the insuportable Parisian girl, you know, no make up but very red lips. And of course I tried to be the best in my domain in order to protect myself from bad actions in my back.
 
This a really hard situation and, unfortunately, widespread. I am sure you're a beautiful sacred Badass. Within the University walls, in Humanities, men don't even have balls anymore, the problem is with women. When I was in a situation like that my way to get out was... more red lipstick, it drove them crazy! I was the insuportable Parisian girl, you know, no make up but very red lips. And of course I tried to be the best in my domain in order to protect myself from bad actions in my back.
Red lipstick always! 💄

The funniest moment that happened to me was when I worked with a client for couple of months at that time, we exchanged thousands of emails and a day came, he had to call me because of an emergency. I picked up the phone and he thought that I was a secretary of Mr. and he said my name. What a shock to learn that I’m no Mr. 😂
 
Red lipstick always! 💄

The funniest moment that happened to me was when I worked with a client for couple of months at that time, we exchanged thousands of emails and a day came, he had to call me because of an emergency. I picked up the phone and he thought that I was a secretary of Mr. and he said my name. What a shock to learn that I’m no Mr. 😂
I love those stories, I have plenty of it too😁! Boy, that moment of satisfaction when you see the man literally liquefying in front of you when he understand that the hyper professional guy who was in charge of his business is a woman! I got two beautiful invitations for lunch and for some vacancies as a result of those incidents.

Speaking of lipstick, here is a Bastine's tip "why spending money when you can have quality for a few bucks".
The RED lipstick that I'am wearing as well as many women who could afford to by the entire Sephora is from the brand Lavera, n° 4 (around 10 euros).😘
 
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