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⚜Seer & former Courtesean to powerful men. Quiet luxury. Filtering truth, zero tolerance for idiots. | Andean/Portuguese/Scandinavian/north African/chilean
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My private life is private. I worked as a courtesan in the adult industry, ex stripper and I also worked for the government — both were public knowledge, including to my family. I never hid any of it. That was authenticity, not shame.
When people tried to blackmail me over it, it went nowhere — because there's no secret to weaponize when you've already told the truth yourself.
5.2 earthquake! Thu Sep 24 22:29:58 GMT+10:00 2026 near 139 km SW of Kokopo, Papua New Guinea earthquake.usgs.gov/earthqua…
Someone should've told Kendall — Aussie men don't pay for anything, they just split it and call it even.
∆ZUBA⚜️ retweeted
The people surrounding you should be the source of reducing stress and not causing the stress.
Your circle matters more than you think.
Imagine living your whole life not using your brain and just relying on an autocue — turns out the autocue was the smart one in the room.
PrinceHarry
If you've never left the USA, you don't know how different the rest of the world is. I'm not hating on America—I love it—
but this is a travel warning: the rules overseas are different, and what works at home can get you in trouble abroad.
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Americans traveling overseas often assume the US playbook works everywhere. It doesn't.
In Australia and Europe, the presentation standards are higher at every level.
A client in a Mayfair or Sydney hotel would be mortified if you dressed like that (trashy skin showing everywhere—staff would clock it instantly and you'd be out the door
Americans get into trouble abroad because they think it's the same everywhere. It's not.
In Australia and Europe, even street-level workers dress with style and self-respect. The legal framework doesn't force anyone into a desperate, hyper-sexualized mold.
In America, illegality and FOSTA-SESTA flattened everything into one aesthetic.
A street-level worker in Vegas and someone charging five hundred an hour in New York look like they're from the same playbook.
The market rewards volume and visibility, not differentiation by class.
In the UK and much of Europe,(and in Australia)
high-end escort advertising runs on discretion and polish—tailored suits, elegant coats, understated styling. The less skin shown, the higher the perceived value.
Clients paying premium rates want someone who blends into a Mayfair hotel or a Paris restaurant, not someone who stands out.
America went the opposite direction. FOSTA-SESTA made discreet advertising legally dangerous, so the market defaulted to maximum exposure—explicit photos, in-your-face marketing. That became the American aesthetic, and it shaped what American women in the industry learned to do.
So when you see the two styles side by side, it's not about taste. It's about what the law and the market rewarded.
Europe rewards subtlety and class signaling.
America rewarded visibility.
Dinner tonight was a masterpiece. I ate the whole thing. Now I'm a masterpiece with a food coma.
Can someone ROLL me to my bed. 😂🤣
You told me you were going to bed. I just caught you mid-conversation on X.
So either I'm not a priority, or you're a terrible liar. Pick one.
Busted‼️
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The only ones that don't have it is 🇦🇺 airliners. Get with the program.
@Qantas
@VirginAustralia
@JetstarAirways
Starlink is taking over the skies.
48 airlines around the world have chosen Starlink, covering more than 7,000 aircraft already equipped, being installed or under contract.
Whether an airline offers Starlink has already become a deciding factor for customers, especially on long flights. Airlines without it are now at a serious disadvantage.
Once passengers experience fast and reliable internet in the sky, they will not want to return to terrible in-flight Wi-Fi. Airlines that refuse to upgrade could lose customers to those that do.
The message to airlines is simple: adopt Starlink or risk being left behind.
Sorry I'm not on here today. Too busy enjoying the sunshine in Melbourne. It happens like twice a year — I have to take it.
Iykyk
4.2 earthquake! Wed Sep 23 13:07:08 GMT+10:00 2026 near 33 km NNW of La Serena, Chile earthquake.usgs.gov/earthqua…