Anna Bey #35 The Elegant Stylist: Undersmelling the scam, the school is over, what's her next plan?

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Elegant Mistake of Nature said:
Having education gave me tools to evolve mentally and definitely placed me in a better place in a variety of senses, but in my case a bachelor's degree has not been useful for the money. But I have to admit that if it was not for college, I would be lost and acting as a caveman. I may not have all the answers but i defend myself very well when it comes to politics, history, art, etc.

Being honest:
I grew up poor and I wanted to get out of that place and push me and my dad further in life. I thought that having a bachelor's degree was the "aja!, of course!" that I needed. My story is kind of long (emotional and mental issues including ADHD and attention deficit, dysfunctional family, discovering talents too late in life such as my love for medicine: too late to start now) and I don't want to bore people here :ROFLMAO: .

So, long story short I kept studying*

(something related to medicine because I also thought it was going to bring me fulfillment and happiness)

*trying to find an even better job. Yes, I do love science and medicine but my biggest moto was the money. Now I am working a job that does not requires any bachelor's degree and I am making more money and also, I have time to spend with my husband and to do things that with a normal 9-5 job was not possible. In case you are wondering what my new job is about, I work on a bakery near home (side to side I must say). Some weeks I have the opportunity to work up to 56+ hours and that is a lot of money per week on here. I can walk, so I save gas. The days I work in the afternoons till 8pm I arrive at home at 8:00pm not 9:00 pm. This job is very easy: cash register, coffee and easy sandwiches, cleaning. I am not alone doing everything by myself, we are a team of ladies. The men do the hard work: trash and other heavy stuff.

In this job, team work has become a reality in my life. I can't complain at all.

In Puerto Rico, people with low key jobs (barbers, nail technicians, mechanics, street food, car washers), are the ones with the nice houses and nice cars and they have a life to live. People working at offices, government public offices, even doctors! are the ones complaining about life and how short the money tends to be.

So, It also depends were you live.
Sadly, in Puerto Rico nobody cares about how much educated you are when it comes to find a job (even for accountants assistants, banks, manager positions) . They care about your connections and who your family is. That is why we have white collar jobs being filled with people with no preparation. If you are lucky to find a white collar job, be prepared to be exploited mentally and physically. That's why I ended up quitting my last job (medical office, all day billing, seeing patients (some of them jerks,rude and uneducated), looking for medical equipment, approving documents, sending them to the correct department, making calls... sounds easy but it was draining my recovered mental health.

I have a love-hate relationship with the fact that I went to an university. For professional reasons, I regret it. But looking at me then and now, I do recognize education changed my view of the world.
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It is true manual labor type jobs are what get you ahead in Puerto Rico. That’s why I hated living there. Sorry I’m not about to spend all day in the hot sun pushing a food cart all day long. That’s why I’m so glad I left Puerto Rico got my education and a corner office job.
 
Vueve Clicquot01 said:
It is true manual labor type jobs are what get you ahead in Puerto Rico. That’s why I hated living there. Sorry I’m not about to spend all day in the hot sun pushing a food cart all day long. That’s why I’m so glad I left Puerto Rico got my education and a corner office job.
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Where you pushing a cart under the sun? Majority of people with street food carts used their pick ups (toyota tacoma, off road 4x 4) to do that :eek:

Now the ice cream guy in the Plaza is the one pushing a car under the sun and that specific job is no longer a thing in here. Only in San Juan and high traffic tourist areas.
 
Elegant Mistake of Nature said:
Where you pushing a cart under the sun? Majority of people with street food carts used their pick ups (toyota tacoma, off road 4x 4) to do that :eek:

Now the ice cream guy in the Plaza is the one pushing a car under the sun and that specific job is no longer a thing in here. Only in San Juan and high traffic tourist areas.
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I did not mean disrespect. No I never did do manual labor in Puerto Rico cause I was very young. But I feel like the change to move from there and get my education gave me a much better world.
 
Staying on topic... Anna inspires me to believe that a life in Switzerland is very attainable. She has proven that we can survive in the Land of Milk and Honey with a bit of youtube revenue, some pocket money from a "husband", and the ocassional Maldives trip with strangers for some quick cash.

To be a modern and classy escort must be exhausting, please give her tips on where to take her next client in Greece. Her livelihood depends on it!
 

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annabeyhoax said:
Staying on topic... Anna inspires me to believe that a life in Switzerland is very attainable. She has proven that we can survive in the Land of Milk and Honey with a bit of youtube revenue, some pocket money from a "husband", and the ocassional Maldives trip with strangers for some quick cash.

To be a modern and classy escort must be exhausting, please give her tips on where to take her next client in Greece. Her livelihood depends on it!
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Being honest with you, living in Switzerland is not something unattainable, far from it, it is true that everything is very expensive, but it is also true that the salaries are very high and if you are a slightly qualified worker you can live decently here.

The biggest problem is finding a place to live, because there is a lot of demand and little supply.
 
I wonder why Aija hasn't been able to make it work when she's been trying so desperately all these years to marry rich. She's obsessed with Eastern European women who marry rich guys from other countries, is an escort who probably hangs out with some of them, and has been following them extensively over the years so you'd think she'd have picked up some tips. She even speaks Russian and has a Russian background so it's not like she can't understand what they're saying. Aija grew up in suburban Stockholm and had an education until university, while some of these women grew up in poor villages with no education, and they're still doing better than her. How is she so bad at practicing what she preaches?
 
Pasha said:
@svdwoodsen Exactly!!! I'm wondering the same. And just a couple of years she still did have the looks that so many men from Middle East and mediterranean love. I am wondering if she has some sort of mental issues that held her back then. She mentioned sing a therapist, wondering how did that go...
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I wonder if she was barking up the wrong tree in her early days, going after successful Scandinavian, Western European, or North American men. Some of those guys do marry EE types, but it's few and far between, and they tend to go for the successful ones who have their own thing going on and look like models (see Sharapova and Prince William's friend Alexander Gilkes, Natalia V and Antoine Arnault). Aija spent a lot of time in London in her 20s and maybe she wasn't targeting the right crowds there. Just being blonde and blue eyed doesn't take you very far in those circles and some of those guys like to go for more exotic beauties as well like mixed race ladies, Asians, and Latinas. It's not like with ME and some Southern European guys, where being blonde with blue or green eyes is enough. Some Russian boards have also talked about Aija and she's considered unattractive by their standards and a bit of a joke so she wouldn't do well with the Rich Russian crowd either.
 
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london89 said:
I'm convinced she's working a full time job somewhere and her 'technical issues' is that she hasn't had time. It's also why she posts absolutely nothing about her million dollar lifestyle during the weekdays but often a lunch on the weekend
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I would be creeped out if I went grocery shopping in Geneva and the cashier turned out to be the (in)elegant Bannana.

svdwoodsen said:
I wonder why Aija hasn't been able to make it work when she's been trying so desperately all these years to marry rich. She's obsessed with Eastern European women who marry rich guys from other countries, is an escort who probably hangs out with some of them, and has been following them extensively over the years so you'd think she'd have picked up some tips. She even speaks Russian and has a Russian background so it's not like she can't understand what they're saying. Aija grew up in suburban Stockholm and had an education until university, while some of these women grew up in poor villages with no education, and they're still doing better than her. How is she so bad at practicing what she preaches?
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Western men don't marry Wannabeys from Eastern Europe. Why marry an imported Wannabey when there are local 'ladies' in the same category who at least speak fluently and hold a conversation with you and don't sound too obvious with their accents. Now there are plenty of decent, lovely, hard working Eastern Europeans who earn an honest living. If you were a man, would you pick an imported Wannabey who looks, talks and acts like Anna? Anna wasn't successful and will never be because men with money are never that desperate to 'shop' in the dumpster.
 
Pasha said:
@svdwoodsen Agree!
Why didn't she stay in Rome? Italians love blonds. Maybe no one was up to her standards...
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Anna went back to Italy soon after, only to learn she no longer had access to her ex-boyfriend's privileges or circle of friends. Another pattern unveiled: move to a different country when things don't work out just once. Please correct me if I'm wrong about her migration timeline:

[🇸🇪 Sweden > Italy]
[🇮🇹 Italy > Ibiza]
[🇪🇸 Ibiza > Malta]
[🇲🇹 Malta > Sweden]
[🇸🇪 Sweden > Colombia]
[🇨🇴 Colombia > Sweden]
[🇸🇪 Sweden > UK]
[🇬🇧 UK > Asia (China, Bali)]
[🇨🇳 Asia > UK]
[🇬🇧 UK > Geneve]
[🇨🇭 Geneve > ????]

Not only was she rejected by men in Europe, other continents followed suit and flat-out said no to her advances. Is she internationally vulgar?
 
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