Anna Bey #30 Homeless scammer on the run, trafficking, riding not for fun.

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Anna teaching women they don't need careers is a dangerous game. Even in a "normal" relationship you can't guarantee a man won't walk out on you, won't lose his job or become ill or disabled or die. With a transactional relationship you know from the outset that you are disposable. Why the hell would you NOT want to have your own money coming in?
 
Roleena611 said:
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Apparently @Nona2020 you are more correct.

It's 2021 and prior to pandemic, Insta-putas (whores) have already been on the rise even before the pandemic. If men are ogling and drooling over any Instawhore, then sorry not sorry, we ladies don't live our lives to follow and be like any Insta-bleep that men usually follow and like.

While the consequences of getting old and single is left feeling sad, we ladies should not be obligated, not even our parents, to look pleasing to attract men. We are not born to live according to what society is expecting among us. As long as we are not whoring, continuously reaping success via our chosen careers (and I don't consider escorting and sugardating a career), we live honorably, we don't obsess much on luxury stuff, we make ourselves well-groomed and that should be okay.

Women have all the right to make their hair short. Besides, it's more beneficial than trying to grow hair long, because it adds weight on our scalp further and if we make a habit of pulling and tying our hair could possibly cause alopecia to some of us. I am basing on my experience because the habit of tying my hair (and my hair is already thin) besides all the stress I experienced gave some bald spots on my hair so I ended up keeping it short.

Also, we all have the rights for androgynous look. We all have the rights to go a bit masculine. We all have the rights to go grunge as long as we don't show much skin like some instawhores do.

Lately, I don't get all the hate on 50-50 women. In a married setting with children, a man is expected to provide money for everything ---- for rent, bills, food etc while the wife can keep her earned money for herself. However, it is not wrong for women to contribute. If a women happens to have ended up in a continuously hardworking man, then lucky her. If a man has no job, but he makes up in keeping the household and rearing children, that's fine. That's already a contribution.

But in an unmarried situation, a lady should not expect she will be provided for by her man 100%, whether they are cohabiting or not. A lady should make some contribution to the relationship so that a man will not grow tired of loving and caring for her. Maybe I am basing on my observation since, it seems we do not have domestic partnership in the Philippines, though cohabitation is growing more rampant. If a man does not provide, nor even manage in keeping household and gone addicted to porn and mobile games like Mobile Legends, then a lady can leave him.

Just like you Nona2020, I strongly believe that catching a guy and getting married to him does not mean accomplishment or an achievement, despite me living in a society where toxic family members, relatives, neighbors are alive and well, nitpicking at someone's marital status. I may have grew strong and staunch in my beliefs but I believe not all women are like me and some of them grew depressed due to the toxicity that reeks in their surroundings.

And I truly believe forcing femininity onto women is toxic as duck.
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This needs a TLDR in the beginning, just a thought.
 
Bastine de Beaumanoir said:
I forgot to explain you why Costes became a meeting point for escorts. It's the same reason why the Hotel Cap-Eden-Roc became a rendez-vous for vulgar Insta influencers. Trivial people are trying to approach what was considered once like affluent spots in the Western world. Back in the 1990s, for exemple, Costes was a place where French women from the wealthy districts of Paris were having tea in the afternoon and where stylish intellectual people were coming to listen some jazz. The accession of the EE countries to EU in the 2000s allowed several women from EE to come to West without passeport/visa troubles. The first wave in the 2000s was represented by more or less decent women who were coming to Costes hoping to be picked by a potential husband from "West". The second wave was represented by EE independant escorts or by prostitues conveyed by a pimp. The French women from the wealthy districts of Paris and the stylish intellectual people don't come anymore to Costes since the end of the 2000s. Just like with the Hotel Cap-Eden-Roc, Anna Bey is anachronistic in her choices if she wants to pose like an affluent woman. But I am sure this is not her intention. She is there because she knows she can have easily clients who might pay her "services" while inviting her to dinner (aka pictures for INSTAAAA !).
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Thank you for providing information on Costes and how it functions as an escorting spot and why Anna is going there.

Less is more said:
I get that some people who get PACSed or married in a civil ceremony may wear something they already own or buy a particular outfit that they may wear on other special occasions. And that’s totally ok.
From AB, who sets standards so high and who is a “public figure”, I would have expected that she had enough clothes to wear and wouldn’t have to rewear the wedding outfit. She would have stored the pieces in an appropriate box with souvenirs from that day because she could afford the luxury to keep these clothes as a special memory.
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Keira Knightley rewore her wedding outfit but in a fashionable way as you can see she rewore it 2 times but it was for a special event each time and i am sure it was meaningful to her. Anna strikes me as the kind of woman who doesn't have enough clothes especially with her being so public on instagram and having to show "luxury" so she is rewearing as many outfits as she can, hoping her followers don't notice it.

Most of the outfits she showed in her latest video have already been reworn again and again

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witchofwestbyfleet said:
Anna teaching women they don't need careers is a dangerous game. Even in a "normal" relationship you can't guarantee a man won't walk out on you, won't lose his job or become ill or disabled or die. With a transactional relationship you know from the outset that you are disposable. Why the hell would you NOT want to have your own money coming in?
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And what makes it even more dangerous is, some Filipinas are also being targeted by Anna Bey and some of them are consuming what Anna is feeding on them despite some of them already have teaching license. Despite conservativity (sometimes to a point of being hypocritical) that reeks in our society, more and more Filipina are getting access to jobs especially in BPO industry which is, so far, still reigning big among all industries and more and more women in BPO industry are rising up to their positions. There are increasing number of women lawyers, doctors, teachers, CEOs, and Philippines already had two female presidents. If there would be any Filipina out there absorbing tit like "a woman don't need careers" taught by Anna Bey, shame on her. We are not raised and sent to school by most of our parents nowadays to be kept women, plain housewives or trophy wives. Our parents (especially those who are capable of sending their children to college despite some who are in financial difficulty) already inculcated to us the value of education, and how education ---- most notably COLLEGE EDUCATION---- is important as duck.

As some Filipino parents say to their children "wala kaming maipapamana sa inyo kundi edukasyon lang (education is the only wealth we can pass down to you)". Speaking of education, it's is not only school-related education, but also, life skills such as household management (cooking, cleaning, laundry, ironing), carpentry, automechanics etc. I don't even include being sent to finishing schools because, even basic etiquette can be learned in schools or via internet for free. Table arrangement can also be learned via technical/vocational schools so why the need to go to schools like IVP while you can learn that via taking Hospitality Management in colleges in universities for a price way damn lower than IVP, duh?

I would bleeping cringe if there would be any of my fellow Filipina out there emulating Anna Bey, because they are merely following sugarbaby moves despite some of them are having careers.

Having a career, or at least, a stable job is MORE THAN IMPORTANT, unless the man you married to is absolutely more willing to provide for home 100%. We all know, my friends, that life is ambiguous and we would deeply know of our husband's nature once we are married to them. Some man can change once they see a new woman. Even the mistresses of some prominent politicians, tycoons, and celebrities in the Philippines chose to have a career than relying money from their partners. Besides, to paraphrase Julie Yap Daza via one of her opus Etiquette for the Mistresses, "Rule 9: Mistresses are kept but rich men. But a mistress who is a woman of substance and independent means is better. (Translation: Don’t ask him for money.)"

Wow! I am not glorifying mistress-ing but it seems like mistresses of some prominent politicians, tycoons, and celebrities do better job than escorts and sugarbabies, eh?

Education is more important, but having a career is most important above all because it will make you able to feed yourself and your children when tit happens to your marriage or your partnership with your married partner. Besides, God won't allow us to be freeloaders just because we are women, and that we should also know how to catch a fish (metaphorically speaking).
 
So I mercilessly slammed her cheap Chucks knock-off branded as Hermes

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@Less is more , then Anna should specify the certification she received, and if she did, then how come she seems she has not learned anything.

Sometimes I feel, it's not about the certificates a person he/she/they receives. It's how they live with what they learn and how they dedicate themselves to their specialisation as duck.

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It's a shame because, despite all the degree he has, he wasn't able to encourage his "wife" to be as degree-holder as him and instead, wasted his bleeping money to send her to worthless IVP while table-setting and stuff can be learned in a technical/vocational school or even taking Hospitality Mangement in College or Uni.
 

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witchofwestbyfleet said:
Anna teaching women they don't need careers is a dangerous game. Even in a "normal" relationship you can't guarantee a man won't walk out on you, won't lose his job or become ill or disabled or die. With a transactional relationship you know from the outset that you are disposable. Why the hell would you NOT want to have your own money coming in?
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I can't help but wonder, where do people like her draw their self-esteem from..? To me professional life (and with that having my own money) has always played a key role when it comes to confidence. How does someone without any sort of higher education or a "homogeneous" work experience, meaning not hopping from one scamming scheme to another every year and a half, not suffer from imposter syndrom, when trying to navigate through Anna's target circles?
Anna, I think at the end of the day you might wanna try your luck in acting, because the role you're playing, although utterly transparent to most of us, I myself could NOT pull off in a thousand years, given your circumstances.. On an even more serious note, if you are looking for a stable income and a fast career entry why not try I.T. (programmers only, not to confuse with computer science graduates)? We are looking for women in tech and maybe you could prove useful for the development of some dating apps if that's your thing :D :D Or would that be too inehlegant for you?
 
@Bastine de Beaumanoir I don't have anyone more knowledge about topic to ask but for while I was wondering how is Pascal Bruckner perceived in French public?In my early 20is I was quite infatuated with him after reading Paradox of love and Perpetual euphoria.Guy is French philosopher/writer.
 
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Here she is wearing the same clothing items she showed us in the latest video

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Just like @JanineL said in the previous thread - ladies and gentlemen, here is AB’s wardrobe for winter, this is what she wheels around in her two Rimowas.

Don’t get me wrong, I believe in slow fashion, having smaller wardrobes and consuming less. But in order to pull it off, you need to know what suits you best, what are your best colours and have a strong sense of personal style. I can’t see any of it on these photos.
 
MunchingOnFroglegs said:
Just like @JanineL said in the previous thread - ladies and gentlemen, here is AB’s wardrobe for winter, this is what she wheels around in her two Rimowas.

Don’t get me wrong, I believe in slow fashion, having smaller wardrobes and consuming less. But in order to pull it off, you need to know what suits you best, what are your best colours and have a strong sense of personal style. I can’t see any of it on these photos.
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I agree smaller capsule wardrobes made out of good quality items that suit you are great. Unfortunately that's not the case with Anna
 
This guy is smarter than all of Anna's followers combined! He has probably never consumed Anna's content, yet he sees her for what she truly is. Remarkable!

Anna must have manifested this through her talk of love, oh how romantic! Her one true love is waiting, with money, please WhatsApp!

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Nona2020 said:
I don't want to go off topic, but
No one will be left lonely and sad if don't try hard or stay single

1-Single is not equal to sad at all. There's a Facebook group " solo female travelers " you may check it out and see how women are enjoying life traveling by themselves. They don't give a f looking expensive and they live a happier life than Annabey the luxury coach! (Many of them are single/divorced)

2-When someone tries hard she/he becomes less attractive so there's not a competition between plain Janes and those IG whores, the competition is among the unlimited number of IG whores who fight over a man with their BBF if they have any

3- would you like to be with man who likes escorting look ? What kind of personality he could have? I value highly educated and simple looking men They don't give a second look to such escort rish looks

4- To me " femininity " is over-used and puts stress on women whether they are feminine enough or not. Some women are more feminine and that's beautiful and some are more masculine and that's beautiful too, both groups are attractive to men of their style.


5- F All, live life to the fullest
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All of the statements you mentioned above makes a lot of points. You did not go off topic. Your statements are worth learning and living for.

I guess, our society (I mean, in a country I live in) nearly programmed us to go all said just because some of us remained single despite no men desired some of us. Unfortunately, as much as I hate talkshitting on my mom, but somehow her mindset is aligned with the dated mindset of people of her generation while some people of her same age did not share the same mindset as some adapted to the changes that's happening in the society.

My mom is married and unfortunately, she is eternally pissed off with the guy she chose, my father, which, unfortunately, she could not leave just because it is against God's will to leave your man. Years back, she serves the catholic church as lector/commentator, and she believes that a couple united by God cannot be separated, and she kept on continuing to advise me to pray, whatever. I have nothing against praying; however, do we actually know who the duck is rightful for us? What if we don't feel any spark to someone "chosen" for us? I want a guy who accepts me for who I am, shares the same whatever fetishes we may have in sex, who is as wild as me without all the double-standards.

I don't want a sexually conservative guy and harboring double-standards. I don't want a guy who just wants a madonna for a wife while wanting a bleep for fucks.
 
teki_awas said:
That's the closest she'll ever get to politics. I'm guessing the journalist used Anna to make fun of him in a dirty way. "Oh, look, I placed a glorified escort next to your publishing, hint hint".
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True that! :D
By the way, remember in one of her older videos she instructed young ladies to not answer political questions, coming from affluent men, because that's how they'd test your intelligence or something like that .. :D I can't with her
 
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