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PamelaDolly Wed Feb 17, 2010	It's been a while since my 'Hardcore Sugar Daddy Days' balancing men and meetings etc... but it was a great time while it lasted. The relationships I shared with my previous 'Daddies' was one of admiration, friendship and respect. And no, sex was not always involved. The greatest part of having those SD's was the feeling that I was never alone and always cared for, 'things' come and go, it's the time you spend together that's truly important. The friendships you build, the lessons you learn, and the moments you share- those are the things that last forever! My guys where never the 'booty call' type. I never had to ask for anything, and I was always given more than was expected. I was at all times treated like treasure, by each and every one of them. The men I had, always wanted the best for me. They strived to get me in a good place in my life, inspired me to do different things, and rewarded me for the things I did. And what did I do in return? lol Many of my guys where married and had stale, but still loving relationships. So many times these self made, or high driven business men are work, work, work, go, go, go, and all they need at the end of the day is to feel loved and cared for. I don't even pretend to understand the stock market, but if your stock takes a dive, baby I'm right here with a nice warm hug and an encouraging smile to brighten your day ;) I dunno? Maybe I'm wrong- But these are some of the experiences I've had in my past, and they where great! So whatever your personal take on the situation, just make sure the other party knows where YOU stand and what you think. All's fair between consenting adults, but deceit is never appreciated by anyone!
Strutter32 Tue Feb 16, 2010	Ha ha - I didn't realise that a 35 year old woman was classed as 'approaching middle age!'. Relationships are all about give and take regardless of wealth or age.
JustCryssy Tue Feb 16, 2010	I am a bit old fashion. I believe that men should still be men and be the backbone of a relationship. In recent years, all I have met are men that are looking for a woman to support them. I refuse. If the term "Sugarbaby" refers to someone who thinks a man should be the financial supporter and the female should be the emotional supporter in a relationship, then that's me. "Behind every strong man, there stands a strong woman"
Nikkipepper88 Tue Feb 16, 2010	Im new to this site but i have a lot to offer and so do all of you! This is my take on this type of relationship. It is GIVE AND TAKE.... from BOTH sides... not just one sided. Good communication between both parties is required..... lots of information right before your eyes. Good luck to each and every one of you... I hope you find what you seek. Nikki
Laniev Sat Feb 13, 2010	I am new on this website. Some very interesting comments. For years I worked in a casino and was surrounded by very very rich men, that many would call 'prospective sugardaddies'. They never interested me as they only wanted to buy you. I married a hard working normal guy. Years later, after a failed marriage and several arseholes who thought they could date me for 5minutes and move into my home (NOT!), I am trying to find the fine balance of love and respect, coupled with someone who is independent and equal. Not wanting to gain anything from me financially and vice versa. If he is in a position spoil me every now and then, then that is a bonus. It's a natural instinct for a woman to want to be looked after, however these days ladies, you need to be intelligent and independent enough to look after yourself too.
KJ31 Fri Feb 12, 2010	So far, and I am new to the site, a SD/SB relationship is defined by those in it.
Novatgirl Thu Feb 11, 2010	Is not the money only, I am student college and i am hard worker, i can say i am totally independent and that has made me strong, to have a nice man could be great simply because i like educated gentlemen. I prefer to have a relationship with 1 man only and not into casual encounters. I like go to the gym, buy shoes sometimes and eat healthy and don't worry for the costs.
Tatiana4u Wed Feb 10, 2010	A lot of men just aren't willing to put in any effort. I own a business, it's retail so I work every day and can't take off at the drop of a hat to travel to meet a man. If the man has more free time than I do and the means to travel, why won't he? Why do men insist on the woman traveling, even if it means putting their ( the woman's ) livelihood in jeopardy by neglecting her business to hop a plane cross country? And no I haven't done it, I refuse! If the man has an honest interest he can do the traveling. Too much to ask?
WUnroch Mon Feb 08, 2010	SDSB relationship to me means young women under 26 with older men. It is ridiculous when a 35 year old woman is looking for a SD. It won't happen. Wealthy men who will pay a woman's bills wants a very hot young girl NOT a woman approaching middle age, A middle age woman should simply seek to meet a nice man on this list not a "sugar daddy." A 35 year old woman and a 60 year old man are in the same boat. The woman should simply look to meet a successful man for a relationship on this list and not a guy to pay her bills and she may find that if she is realistic.
Ali-cat67 Mon Feb 08, 2010	I saw the commercial on TV after work one day and I thought what the hell. I have been single (never married,no kids) all my life. I am 43 and I have a very successful career. I am looking for the man who can afford to live life to its fullest and does not need to worry about the small stuff. I have always been the provider and I am DONE with that. I want I man who wants a life of spoiling each other!

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