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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Let me say it AGAIN for those in the back with hearing aids.

NO WOMAN IN THE CATEGORIES DESCRIBED BY OP WANTS TO BE A SUGAR MOMMA.

The terms "giving, pampering, and generous" are used by women as CHUMP REPELLENT to WEED OUT the freeloaders, the hobos, the narcissists, and men who are looking to use single moms and other WOMEN for their money and security.

Carry on.

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+1 and it makes OP, a chump, uncomfortable, because he was planning on being a good-for-nothing and is caught off-guard by women having standards. [/quote]

Most single mothers don’t have money or security. It sounds like you’re one of these women and are offended by OPs definition of women like you. [/quote]

Ha! I’m a happily married woman with a high income (biglaw). But I know enough about the world to know there are plenty of freeloading men taking advantage of single moms. Plenty. [/quote]

^^^ this.

And it’s not just money. Men exploit single moms for childcare when they don’t want to do the minimum court-required work to look after their own kids. They use them for housing, housework, and string them along because of how their “crazy ex” has turned them off marriage. A smart single mom filters these people out by stating your front they they expect to receive as well as give.

As for the 20-somethings…they can see you’re middle aged trying to date a 20-something. They want to make it clear to you it’s not because they find you so “exciting” [/quote]

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