10 Things Elegant Ladies NEVER Do At Home

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[Dominiquehotleeus]

My grandmother had a sentence :don't do stuff alone that you won't do in public because you may forget yourself one day in public 😂 better have good habits even alone ❤️

[nickydikongue]

Anna: don’t watch tv when eating.
Me: eating while watching her video.

[amnanadira]

I’m 16 and I'm watching this to be a better elegant lady as an adult in the future. Thank you for the tips 💗

[kimberlyforbragd]

46 seconds into this video and Anna said the most important thing in the entire video. Perhaps the most important thing in every video she’s ever made: Etiquette in the home is about respect for ourselves! Thank you for putting this first, Anna.

[yasminepsycheanalysis]

I love how she’s becoming more comfortable. I really like her humour and style of comedy it’s funny yet has taste

[Thegreatkodzuken]

Girls who drink straight from the bottle: She really came for us.😂

[zaimajawad]

My dad always says "a family that eats together stays together". And we aren't allowed to even have our mobiles/tablets with us or near us in the dining room. This is always a great time to catch up with each other and help the little ones learn table manners

[wb-lrig]

My dad always says “what you practice at home is what you practice in public . “ it’s so true.

[cherisefevrier]

Me sitting on the bed watching her videos : " my dear elegant ladies ! " My Husband joining in : " That's us !"

[denoxdblong]

It is hard to be elegant if you are surrounded by not elegant people 24 hours.

[sarinha]

I'm 15 and I'm watching your videos to become a elegant lady most fast as possible. You encourage me to be a better person every day, and I'm feeling so good discovering my feminine energy. Thanks💖

[AnaSpeirs]

I'm drinking from a wine bottle throughout this entire video. I'll start being elegant tomorrow😏

[cinderella]

It's ironic how much hate Ana gets for being anti woman empowerment when she's literally teaching women to upgrade their lives through the ways that worked for her....she genuinely has our best interests at heart

[jonathanvermillion]

I like the idea of having etiquette even when no one is looking

[justineecholds]

I use to get joy in being manly thinking it was feminism. Now at 26 I want to become the elegant woman society tells me I shouldn’t be. Thank you Anna, some day I hope to be as elegant as you!

[karengnzrt]

"You can still have a good time without having everybody listen to it"
Yup ❤️

[dominikahaj]

Love how straight forward she is when sharing information. No 10 minutes of blurring around just to make video longer.

[foxymama]

My mother (one of the most elegant women I know) would wake up, do her hair and makeup and put on a beautiful lounge wear set and clean the house. I asked her when I was little (after seeing friends’ moms who most decidedly did NOT dress for housework) why she did this. She told me that personal appearance and manners should be something you do for yourself, to feel good for your own self esteem. The side effect of that was that my brother and I got to learn refinement as a normal way of life and I have thanked her profusely over the years for her example! Ladies, your children watch you most when you are behind closed doors and you are doing them a tremendous service by being an example and making manners and elegance a way of life for them. My mother grew up very poor and although I never met my grandmother, my mom always said her motto was that she may not have the best of everything but everything she had would be the best she could possibly make it. My mother and father worked their way up from humble beginnings and I think those lessons that were ingrained in my mother (and my father as well) had a lot to do with that. We are not tremendously wealthy by any means, but I can walk into higher society and be very confident thanks to the care my parents took to instill those manners in me!

[lilitsogomonyan]

I think it’s good to add that it’s not elegant to use swear words. So many people around me use profanity and it’s not elegant or classy. It lowers someone’s status in my eyes. Please, Ana, make a video about this!

[isabella]

“Screaming like a beaten pig.” Oh. My. God. I lost it! 😂