Have you tried "sugar dating"?
- Thread starter Sinfulmarv
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I am genuinely curious: how much of an age difference would you be prepared to deal with when you do that? E.g. if you are 50 and she is 20, do you believe it would be okay? At some point I feel like one would be escorted out and asked not to come back
Well, I'm not at the age of 50 yet (late 40's) so I really can't speak to that. That would be an individual's choice. The scenario you present is a 30 year age difference.I am genuinely curious: how much of an age difference would you be prepared to deal with when you do that? E.g. if you are 50 and she is 20, do you believe it would be okay? At some point I feel like one would be escorted out and asked not to come back
Personally, I wouldn't be interested in a romantic relationship with a 20/21 year old girl. The infantile attitude would be dangerously prevalent. Flaky, unfocused and unreliable.
However, a 27/28 years of age romantic partner is a different thing. That's the age of the Korean girl I'm seeing now. She's very dedicated and loves the semi-formal and formal events I invite her to. She conducts herself with a lovely, soft elegance often found in Korean women.
Found this comment in youtube - SO don't pay rent and sex at motel/hotel.
Can anyone verify the comment if true.
Jakk Frost
1 hour ago
In Canada now, you don't even have to be living together (which is called common law marriage if there's no actual marriage). A guy recently just got nailed for "spousal support" for his ex-girlfriend of like 17 years. They never married, never had kids, and never even lived together. The only time they lived under the same roof was when they went on holiday together. Apart from that, she had her own place, though I believe he paid her rent. So there you go, here in Canada they will even go after a sugar daddy for alimony now. And that's s essentially all he was, a sugar daddy.
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Yammo Yammamoto
1 hour ago
Being recognized as "married" without having actually been married is called "common law marriage" - and exists in, I think, every country. It's worth noting that you don't have to live together to be recognized as common law married - if you mix your finances in any way... if you sleep at each others places "too often", you can still be on the hook. This is Wargames - where "The only winning move is not to play".
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Can anyone verify the comment if true.
Jakk Frost
1 hour ago
In Canada now, you don't even have to be living together (which is called common law marriage if there's no actual marriage). A guy recently just got nailed for "spousal support" for his ex-girlfriend of like 17 years. They never married, never had kids, and never even lived together. The only time they lived under the same roof was when they went on holiday together. Apart from that, she had her own place, though I believe he paid her rent. So there you go, here in Canada they will even go after a sugar daddy for alimony now. And that's s essentially all he was, a sugar daddy.
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and this
Yammo Yammamoto
1 hour ago
Being recognized as "married" without having actually been married is called "common law marriage" - and exists in, I think, every country. It's worth noting that you don't have to live together to be recognized as common law married - if you mix your finances in any way... if you sleep at each others places "too often", you can still be on the hook. This is Wargames - where "The only winning move is not to play".
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Give it a shot …. What can go Wong ?I don't think it would be THAT easy!
Two Wongs don't make a white, but I''d rather have a Wong than 2 whites just sayin.
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Akila Besos
Hmm sugar dating is alot of work
When I first visited that site guys would ask for all these activities/ inclusions for a really lowball price kinda like a ppm of about 150-200
And that was like wayyy before I ever tried the escort world
But after I dabbled into that sugar world I only really keep in contact with two Asian SDs that I had who I still see whenever they come into town on a business trip
So realistically I like sugar dating can work , it just takes alot of communication and finding that common agreed upon ground
When I first visited that site guys would ask for all these activities/ inclusions for a really lowball price kinda like a ppm of about 150-200
And that was like wayyy before I ever tried the escort world
But after I dabbled into that sugar world I only really keep in contact with two Asian SDs that I had who I still see whenever they come into town on a business trip
So realistically I like sugar dating can work , it just takes alot of communication and finding that common agreed upon ground
Some but not all. A few agencies poach them from the sugar side as that's the only consistent way to get younger talent. There's a few girls working currently that started off as SBs but many of us have seen them beforehand. Always best to go to the source yourself to see them before they go mainstream.
I tried sugar dating. I find it's similar enough to online dating. My approach has been to just meet women online, send them fun emails. Escalate and by the third message ask them out on a date. I'm in my 40's and the average age of the woman I approach has been 27.
