Sugar babies ABC nightline...Makes SA Look Like childs play

[Guest070316-1]

Guy comes on national tv, admits he has 6 sugar babies, and shows himself as well as a few of his ladies out shopping in malls. Would anyone else do this or is discretion more important? Would a provider want the spotlight? Childs play maybe not, but considering what people arguing over.

[Guest070316-1]

Move to coed

[Guest112916]

Moved to Coed

[Whispers]

Do what? Take a couple of ladies shopping? or go on national TV and talk about it?

A buddy and I had a late dinner last night at an upscale Austin spot....I'm 57 and he's slightly younger. His SB is 25 and mine is 20..... We got a lot of looks but had a great time....

IF you learn the tools it's far less expensive than providers as well as having the opportunity to often be the only guy a girl is seeing for P4P.....

[FootLong]

Originally Posted by Whispers

... as well as having the opportunity to often be the only guy a girl is seeing for P4P.....

'Opportunity' perhaps...but I have seen cases where a sugar daddy has had the wool over his eyes on that score. It's just another illusion they sell...

[Whispers]

Originally Posted by FootLong

'Opportunity' perhaps...but I have seen cases where a sugar daddy has had the wool over his eyes on that score. It's just another illusion they sell...

That's where "learning the tools of the trade" come into play..... Lot's of young ladies working on their education between the age of 18 and 22,,,, catching a small town girl, away from home the first time, brought up with some values that has for whatever reason decided to explore it, meet her needs, there is no reason for her to look elsewhere.....

different factors drive girls into stripping and escorting than to being a sugar baby.

Even Media attention is different. Ever since the big CNN story on it all a few years ago media focus has been far less judgmental and even upbeat in comparison to stories about hookers and strippers...

[UTRDaisy]

Nope, ive been wanting a sugar daddy, but i wouldnt want it to be public. Ive only even had lunch with a client once and i was aware of the looks we got. Id be more of the "lets just stay in my log cabin and be happy) type.

[SA Angel]

Being in public with someone is not an issue for me. I always dress somewhat conservative so I really look like a girlfriend/wife. Sure there may be an age difference but it's nothing most people would bat an eye at because of how I carry myself in public.

...yeah I'm not cut out to be a sugar baby. The cutesy little girl act while shopping gets on my nerves. I can do madly-in-love affection but "Aww Daddy your sooooo good to me!" in a high pitched voice make me want to hurl.

[Guest070316-1]

Being in public one thing, but would anyone want to be on national TV. Great feedback here though.

[thatgirlbailey]

Originally Posted by SAangel27

Being in public with someone is not an issue for me. I always dress somewhat conservative so I really look like a girlfriend/wife. Sure there may be an age difference but it's nothing most people would bat an eye at because of how I carry myself in public.

...yeah I'm not cut out to be a sugar baby. The cutesy little girl act while shopping gets on my nerves. I can do madly-in-love affection but "Aww Daddy your sooooo good to me!" in a high pitched voice make me want to hurl.

Ditto on all that. I feel the same way!

[Whispers]

TV no...... That kind of attention I wouldn't want for me.... or her....

And PDA is not something I am normally comfortable with.....

The way she dresses has a lot to do with things. My S/O is 23. She takes my arm or hand walking and in most places. She's attended a number of functions with me and is well received.

The SB wants my arm or hand in movies and will occasionally take my arm walking when in heels and on stairs..... She draws far more attention that I attribute to he racial differences.

I do think society today is less judgmental than 10 years ago.