Ah Roland,
I do not know who your SP is, but I sort of feel sorry for her if she gets the same kind of mixed messages we do:
roland51 said:
mad: What can you do if a SP wrongs you. ….. What can a client do. It seems everyone one here sides with the SP.
roland51 said:
Sorry SC this is not a client thing but someone I was seeing knowing she was an SP
roland51 said:
She just contacted me and told me she's sorry and she would forgive me if I took her to Vegas. Nothing to forgive but I'm not taking her. I guess she just realized that her meal ticket is leaving.
So is this a client/SP thing or not?
Sounds to me like you went from the hourly pay for play client arrangement to the Sugar Daddy client arrangement but then decided you were not a client anymore.
If you are not a client and it is a regular relationship…. Tough women and men have been dumping each other since Adam and Eve had kids.
If you are a client and feel you got ripped off….. Well the basic rules in any business transaction is understand the rules and the deals, make certain the other person understand the rules and the deal, and never assume renting something gives you proprietary rights. If the deal no longer satisfies both parties, be polite enough to walk away.
Simple.
Feeling hurt is normal, get over it. Next time remember that the pay for play world reflects business rules, not social rules. Also helps to know you are not only buying a fantasy, the Sps use fantasies to keep their hearts and souls and bodies safe.
By the way…. A great financial relationship can last for decades, be exclusive, be mutually rewarding, allow for things like saying “I love you” and satisfy all your needs. But the only works if both understand the rules and the deal.