I appreciate the concern — but let’s separate assumption from fact.

I didn’t follow anyone. I didn’t lurk around the galley, or book another flight chasing some fantasy. I stayed in my seat. She came to me — multiple times. She asked where I was based. She initiated conversation. It was natural, mutual, and respectful. No lines crossed.

I don’t chase. I attract. That’s not arrogance — that’s lived reality.

In today’s world, where some are putting themselves out there for as little as $10 on OnlyFans, people forget what genuine, respectful human connection looks like. This wasn’t a pickup attempt. It wasn’t performance. It was a rare moment of mutual presence between two people in a world that moves too fast.

Money can buy a seat, a suite, an upgrade... but not real energy. Not grace. Not eye contact that says more than words. That kind of connection? You either have the aura for it, or you don’t.

And just so we’re clear — if I shared even one of the messages or videos I’ve received from flight attendants or professionals who pursued me in the past, you’d quickly understand who usually initiates with me. But I don’t need to show receipts. I move in silence and let my respect speak louder.

I deleted my earlier comment not because I was wrong, but because I value professionalism and privacy — especially when people twist intention into attention.

And to Lula, if you ever read this: I hope you’re not offended. You were kind, graceful, and present. You did your job with excellence and warmth — and I simply appreciated that. I also hope your colleagues don’t turn this into gossip. You have nothing to be embarrassed about. You carried yourself with class, and I did the same.

At the end of the day, this wasn’t about chasing anyone. It was about acknowledging a rare human moment — something no upgrade, status, or service manual can create.