Anonymous wrote:Any man who is paying tens of thousands of dollars to get a young woman to have sex with him is almost certainly into some seriously kinky, off the wall stuff. Don't think it's dinner, drinks and sex by candlelight. It's probably rough, raw and videotaped porn sex.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have done the sugar daddy/baby relationship. I am a female. I always let someone know where I am going, as much as I know about the man and when they should expect me to be home. We always meet in a public place first. Then it’s usually their house, hotel, or a car (fancy, I know). It’s a dangerous lifestyle but the thrill and the money was great. It is also VERY addicting. You want more fast cash. You want to be wanted. You want the sex. I feel bad for her but I am not shocked at all.
I wish I’d done that years ago. I am an ES teacher with massive student loan debt. I’m 35 & kinda dumpy now, but wish I’d been smart enough to do this 10 years ago.
Anonymous wrote:Or, because I have a SN son & im trying to save fir his long term care. My ‘morals’ won’t matter when I’m dead & he’s alone
Please be careful and safe. I'm sure you are, but he needs you now too.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have done the sugar daddy/baby relationship. I am a female. I always let someone know where I am going, as much as I know about the man and when they should expect me to be home. We always meet in a public place first. Then it’s usually their house, hotel, or a car (fancy, I know). It’s a dangerous lifestyle but the thrill and the money was great. It is also VERY addicting. You want more fast cash. You want to be wanted. You want the sex. I feel bad for her but I am not shocked at all.
I wish I’d done that years ago. I am an ES teacher with massive student loan debt. I’m 35 & kinda dumpy now, but wish I’d been smart enough to do this 10 years ago.
I would take the debt in exchange for the risks involved above. Plenty of dangers there and the emotional aspect of taking money for sex I couldn’t do.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I discussed this with my DD, who is currently in college. She told me that all of her roommates are into the whole sugar daddy/sugar baby scene - meaning they are either currently doing it, or are totally open to doing it. She tells them they're all crazy for doing it, but clearly they don't care.
As a public service you should name the crappy college with amoral students.
If I told you, you would likely not believe me AND I would be called a liar/troll or whatever else you can come up with. The most I will tell you is: Large East Coast Public, where many DC area students attend. Not Penn State.
Also, please do not be so naive as to think this doesn't go on at Ivy's or other exclusive universities.
I’d also heard of it because my DD knows a girl who did it to pay for college. Similar school to described above. Possibly same school. The girl had a broker (pimp in my opinion) and alleged nothing scary ever happened. DD ended their friendship after the girl wouldn’t stop trying to recruit her, but she married a young doctor a year after graduation.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:i am all about women's empowerment stuff but why do women do these questionable things?
This has nothing to do with women's empowerment. Men do questionable things all the time, like murder people.
People kill each other all the time. Men and women. What a stupid thing to say pp.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I discussed this with my DD, who is currently in college. She told me that all of her roommates are into the whole sugar daddy/sugar baby scene - meaning they are either currently doing it, or are totally open to doing it. She tells them they're all crazy for doing it, but clearly they don't care.
As a public service you should name the crappy college with amoral students.
If I told you, you would likely not believe me AND I would be called a liar/troll or whatever else you can come up with. The most I will tell you is: Large East Coast Public, where many DC area students attend. Not Penn State.
Also, please do not be so naive as to think this doesn't go on at Ivy's or other exclusive universities.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I discussed this with my DD, who is currently in college. She told me that all of her roommates are into the whole sugar daddy/sugar baby scene - meaning they are either currently doing it, or are totally open to doing it. She tells them they're all crazy for doing it, but clearly they don't care.
That's very scary. It's good that your daughter is using better judgement than her roommates are but what if one of them brings one of these sugar daddys home or has one of these guys show up on their doorstep? That could put your daughter in danger even though she is not directly involved in any of these arrangements.
She needs better friends.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I discussed this with my DD, who is currently in college. She told me that all of her roommates are into the whole sugar daddy/sugar baby scene - meaning they are either currently doing it, or are totally open to doing it. She tells them they're all crazy for doing it, but clearly they don't care.
As a public service you should name the crappy college with amoral students.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have done the sugar daddy/baby relationship. I am a female. I always let someone know where I am going, as much as I know about the man and when they should expect me to be home. We always meet in a public place first. Then it’s usually their house, hotel, or a car (fancy, I know). It’s a dangerous lifestyle but the thrill and the money was great. It is also VERY addicting. You want more fast cash. You want to be wanted. You want the sex. I feel bad for her but I am not shocked at all.
I wish I’d done that years ago. I am an ES teacher with massive student loan debt. I’m 35 & kinda dumpy now, but wish I’d been smart enough to do this 10 years ago.