Early-ish blog about heiress/princess planning her escape?
February 25, 2021 10:21 AM   Subscribe

I've been trying to remember or track down a reference to a blog from the 2000-2010 time frame. It was written from the perspective of a young lady from a well-off but controlling family who was planning an escape attempt. Can you help me scratch this brain itch?

It was a pretty standard-looking blog of the day: minimalistic, mostly text, perhaps occasionally one large picture but nothing identifiable. I think the pictures were from a disposable camera or a scan of a polaroid. It wasn't on tumblr or livejournal, but could have been on any of the wordpress/blogger/blogspot sort of platforms. The family was implied to be very powerful in their region - aristocracy, royalty, etc. My best guess of the time frame I was reading it would have been 2002-2008ish.

It might have been mentioned on Metafilter some months or years later as something that was possibly/probably fictional. Searches here, on google, and on my other haunts of that era (kottke, jezebel, lifehacker, slashdot) haven't pulled anything up. This has been nagging me for a week now and I'd love to find out if there was ever a revelation or resolution. Thanks in advance!
posted by Ann Telope to Computers & Internet (2 answers total) 4 users marked this as a favorite
 
Best answer: Was it "She's a Flight Risk"? I was just thinking about it recently and wondering how I came across it, maybe Metafilter. (I haven't looked at the new site, linked above, yet.)
posted by CiaoMela at 10:35 AM on February 25, 2021 [3 favorites]


Response by poster: That's it! Now that you've put a name to it, I've found it mentioned in a Metafilter comment in 2006 (where I first saw it referred to as fictional) and in an Esquire article from 2007, if that helps you track down where you heard of it. Thanks so much, CiaoMela!
posted by Ann Telope at 12:05 PM on February 25, 2021 [1 favorite]


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