And...this relates to sugar babies and their daddies how, exactly? Wrong thread? I sure hope so. |
| Sugar relationships only work if the man is crazy loaded or you marry the sugar daddy and never work again. And for example Lady Spencer married a man 20 years older. To me that’s a successful sugar daddy marriage. |
Yea, like, in the 4-6 months of the “arrangement” he gifts you an apartment or a luxury car. But otherwise in a country with great labor market it’s not feasible for women to prostitute themselves. High reputation damage potential if she’s in a professional job. And risky, both physically and emotionally. I can imagine though that some silly very young college girls who underestimate these risks might be willing to do that for a nice purse. Women in art who are extremely in need might do this, too. |
In your link above, the study's researcher said this: "“Social media certainly has helped bring these issues to light and to create a certain level of openness about it, but we are concerned that by doing so many who stand to benefit financially (i.e., the companies promoting these relationships) continue to exploit young people, especially those in financial need, by suggesting that these relationships are common, typical, or normative. It’s hard to get around that point.” |
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sugar relationships only work if the man is crazy loaded or you marry the sugar daddy and never work again. And for example Lady Spencer married a man 20 years older. To me that’s a successful sugar daddy marriage. [/quote]
Yea, like, in the 4-6 months of the “arrangement” he gifts you an apartment or a luxury car. But otherwise in a country with great labor market it’s not feasible for women to prostitute themselves. High reputation damage potential if she’s in a professional job. And risky, both physically and emotionally. I can imagine though that some silly very young college girls who underestimate these risks might be willing to do that for a nice purse. Women in art who are extremely in need might do this, too. [/quote] So if a man approached you on old or in real life and asked you to be his sugar baby you would be insulted? I was on tinder in New York City before with my age hidden and I had a lot of men in their '30s who wanted to be my sugar daddy. |
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sugar relationships only work if the man is crazy loaded or you marry the sugar daddy and never work again. And for example Lady Spencer married a man 20 years older. To me that’s a successful sugar daddy marriage. [/quote]
Yea, like, in the 4-6 months of the “arrangement” he gifts you an apartment or a luxury car. But otherwise in a country with great labor market it’s not feasible for women to prostitute themselves. High reputation damage potential if she’s in a professional job. And risky, both physically and emotionally. I can imagine though that some silly very young college girls who underestimate these risks might be willing to do that for a nice purse. Women in art who are extremely in need might do this, too. [/quote] So if a man approached you on old or in real life and asked you to be his sugar baby you would be insulted? I was on tinder in New York City before with my age hidden and I had a lot of men in their '30s who wanted to be my sugar daddy.[/quote] Yes I would be insulted. I was approached by an actual tech mogul. Not kidding. He was very sexy and charismatic. But he was talking to me like I was a nameless toy, provided a list of items he wanted in the bedroom. He was very kinky. Initially it started like passionate sexting and romantic relationship but he quickly followed with more and more pornographic requests. I never saw him again. I would guess he’s used to it. But it was inhumanly transactional so no I wouldn’t have done it even for an apartment. But he had a long term GF who was very amenable to things, she was a poor dancer. |
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To the 50 yr old sugardaddy: You're not gonna win with this crowd, but it is fun to watch them get all riled up!
I know multiple sugardaddies in my circle. It's more common in the DC area than people think. While I go for women mid 20's to mid 30's, my friends who focus on college girls have a lot to choose from. GW and American in particular have a lot of sugarbabies. A lot of them seem to be doing it to pay for extra things they can't usually afford, like fancy handbags. When I meet a potential sugarbaby, we go for a drink first, and we'll proceed with something maybe 75% of the time. We've already chatted online before meeting, and I have certain things I look for before proceeding. Some are purely into money, which works for some of my friends. I like good conversation and going out and having fun at restaurants and bars, so my type is a little different. No surprise that the women on such sites are looking for a variety of different things too. |
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sugar relationships only work if the man is crazy loaded or you marry the sugar daddy and never work again. And for example Lady Spencer married a man 20 years older. To me that’s a successful sugar daddy marriage. [/quote]
Yea, like, in the 4-6 months of the “arrangement” he gifts you an apartment or a luxury car. But otherwise in a country with great labor market it’s not feasible for women to prostitute themselves. High reputation damage potential if she’s in a professional job. And risky, both physically and emotionally. I can imagine though that some silly very young college girls who underestimate these risks might be willing to do that for a nice purse. Women in art who are extremely in need might do this, too. [/quote] So if a man approached you on old or in real life and asked you to be his sugar baby you would be insulted? I was on tinder in New York City before with my age hidden and I had a lot of men in their '30s who wanted to be my sugar daddy.[/quote] For a real paid off apartment. I would do it. Why not? I can use the rest of my funds to save for retirement, etc, keep up my looks. It’s an investment not different than playing the lotto etc. |
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sugar relationships only work if the man is crazy loaded or you marry the sugar daddy and never work again. And for example Lady Spencer married a man 20 years older. To me that’s a successful sugar daddy marriage. [/quote]
Yea, like, in the 4-6 months of the “arrangement” he gifts you an apartment or a luxury car. But otherwise in a country with great labor market it’s not feasible for women to prostitute themselves. High reputation damage potential if she’s in a professional job. And risky, both physically and emotionally. I can imagine though that some silly very young college girls who underestimate these risks might be willing to do that for a nice purse. Women in art who are extremely in need might do this, too. [/quote] So if a man approached you on old or in real life and asked you to be his sugar baby you would be insulted? I was on tinder in New York City before with my age hidden and I had a lot of men in their '30s who wanted to be my sugar daddy.[/quote] For a real paid off apartment. I would do it. Why not? I can use the rest of my funds to save for retirement, etc, keep up my looks. It’s an investment not different than playing the lotto etc. [/quote] Keep your pockets wider. Nobody will get you an apartment |
Yea, having fun in restaurants definitely is a very high bar that they have to meet for you. What sexual needs list do you have ? Just curious |
once again - a younger woman marrying an older wealthy man is not prostitution. sugar babying is prostitution. there’s probably a gray area where a young woman is dating an older man she has no actual attraction to and gets gifts etc. but that’s not prostitution. sugar baby = prostitution. |
+100. That’s a good metric. Would there be reputational damage if the details of the arrangement were known? If so that’s likely on the prostitution (ie sugar babying) side. If not, it’s just a young woman getting taken out to dinner by a wealthy older boyfriend. Which is not prostitution unless you are an incel. |
NP. Good question. This guy is either deluding himself out of a kink or misogyny that normal dating is “sugar babying”; or he’s actually just engaging in prostitution that he somehow thinks is superior and sexy because it is “sugar babying” (and he’s equally deluding himself that the “baby” is attracted to him.) |
Just curious of the specific list of the acts/kinks. Don’t care about his delusions |
If I was engaging in some arrangement I would have an uptight contrast specifying the terms of ending the relationship, what’s allowed, and NDA . But I’m a grown ass woman who knows men and life. The men above are dealing with silly college students who sell themselves for purses. Just super risky and stupid for the girls. |