So how is your guys experience with sugardaddies? :) I'm going to a spend a few days with a nice older man (56). How have your guys experiences been with sugardaddies?
>>6516937
I just realised I asked the same question twice...
>>6516951
That sure made a lot of sense :)
>>6516954
>:)
My boyfriend is 25 years older than me. We met through me doing escort and after the first evening we met every single day. We used to go to restaurants and he would buy me perfumes, a razor, clothing. My mom implied he was my sugar daddy, but we weren't able to keep that lifestyle up, so we just got into a normal relationship. At first I didn't want to be with him, because of the age difference, but eventually my love for him was stronger.
>>6517015
Did your mom know you were selling yourself?
And how/why was she okay with your sugardaddy? :)
Not a lot of parents like that shit.
>>6517049
She knew. I was always the odd child. Tranny aswell. So weird things are expected.
She was against me seeing him at first, but since we laid off the every day restaurant going and I basically lived at his place, she has to eventually accept us. They didn't meet yet, but I'm gonna have them to get to know each other via a stroll through my village.
>>6516951
>retarted
>>6517071
Oh nice. Does he still spoil you? Or is it a more normal relationship now?
>>6517075
>>6517084
Not at all. I'm his housewife now. The only money I get is when I go get groceries. He pays for my basic needs though. But since I'm jobless I think that's fine. It is a normal relationship now. Not everyone can afford a life like that, but I prefer it this way, because my feelings for him don't get corrupted by my greed. Even though it was nice living like a queen. Not rich rich, but we had 2 good weeks.
>>6517085
YoO r An ReTaRt
>>6517105
Well getting paid for your basic needs are still pretty sweet. So good on you mate :)
>>6517117
I cook, go grocery shopping and clean for him. We are like a married couple in that aspect. I do housing, he goes working.
>>6517112
>>6517127
Oh yeah ofcourse you would have to do something :P But not many people get to enjoy the luxury of actually being able to live in a one income household :)
>>6516937
I'm not sure I'd be considered a "sugardaddy", but definitely a "daddy". Met my friend (boyfriend) about two years ago when he was 19 and I was 60. We met at a trade show as he was majoring in engineering and I run my own firm. We chatted about the business, met for lunch since he was engaging and interested in the industry and I gave him some pointers and advice (just like someone did for me many years ago).
We sort of just developed a relationship which eventually became physical. Now he stays at my condo, I make sure he keeps up with his studies with no worry about finances, take trips together when he isn't in school and yes, have a lot of sex.
We both know this won't last. In another two years I expect him to move home nearer to his family and get a job but it's fun now.
>>6517174
YuH BeEt Mii!!!
AhM d ReTaRt NuW
>>6517202
mfw
Bad. They are usually autistic and escaping the depression of losing custody over their child or not accomplishing their life goals. It's extremely cringy.
Nothing bad on their parts of course, it's just sad.
>>6517177
Well...Me comparing my "Daddy" to a sugardaddy might be exagerating a bit. Basically, he have offered me money (which i declined) but he is gonna treat me pretty well these days, and have bought all my favorite food. If I turn out to like him I might take him up on his money offer to pay for my gymmembership, but thats about it.
>>6517259
Storytime?
>>6517259
Could you tell me more about your specific experience?
