| Sugardaddy?
Posted: 2/28/2005 6:58:11 AM | | Any lady really looking for a generous guy? | |
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| Sugardaddy?
Posted: 3/2/2005 7:35:30 AM | Oh plenty ARE - but I'm not one of 'em. Put a profile on yahoo, there are lots of gold diggers there | |
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Posted: 5/21/2005 9:22:39 AM | Money makes the world go round and round until you land on your butt broke lol....umm yea i agree with her u can find some gold diggers at yahoo. | |
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Posted: 7/20/2005 9:07:23 AM | | I dont care what yall ladies say if a guy has money it makes him about 10 times more attractive. Not saying that is what i look for in a man and all. I take care of myself but it is nice to be able to go out and have a man treat you.... | |
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Posted: 8/10/2005 9:47:48 AM | | Nice to hear a lady say "I can take care of myself"...VERY REFRESHING | |
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Posted: 1/26/2006 11:03:09 PM | There is a big time missconception on a lot of people sometimes as to why someone becomes a "sugardaddy"..."sugarmama"
older men that become sugardaddies usually do it because they desire companionship, young men who r wealthy do it more than likely for sexual favors (just my opinion)
I am sure tho in general ... it is because they r lonely,missing the companionship of a female, they miss time shared with another person ...
I do not feel ALL that look for a sugar daddy are all golddiggers... but then again this is just my opinion...
And why do men seek sugarmamas ??? well is it because they r golddiggers or is it because the woman desires to be seen with younger men .. or she herself is missing the company of a man...
I myself think having a sugardaddy can be an asset to ones life .. because they r usually very sensitive and caring.. and some can be very wise in their years and can assist you in learning how to handle your finances as well as your time cause if you stop an think about it.... How did they become wealthy????
and this is my 2 cents worth on sugardaddies
Creamy | |
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| Sugardaddy?
Posted: 5/21/2006 6:43:44 AM | There are a lot of ways to be generous, most of them have nothing to do with money or material things.
Sounds like you fancy yourself a generous guy and got rejected. There are plenty of fish. HA. Use better bait. | |
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Posted: 5/25/2006 11:55:16 AM | Sounds like bibbity might be a bit ....snippity ...
never needed a generous guy ..was married for 23 yrs
since him I have enjoyed my life to the best I can so far ..
so plz dont be judgmental of me .. if I happen to come across
a generous man , I am sure I will have the correct " bait " as you put it..
if your comment was not directed towards me then I do apologize to u ahead of time
creamy | |
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| Sugardaddy?
Posted: 6/11/2006 11:31:45 AM | | talk aobut bringing bac kan old post | |
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Posted: 7/29/2006 3:18:12 PM | You are so right about the misconception. A married man regardless, of age, is a "sugardaddy". Especially if he comes from"The Old School". It is more about being lonely and needing companionship rather than "paying" for "favors". Myself, I don't mind spending a litte money on a lady, go out to eat, go take in a movie, sit around and have a few beers and grill something, cut jokes and laugh and have a good time. If something comes of it that's ok. If something doesn't, that's ok too. Another area you are right about is that not ALL that look for a sugardaddy are gold diggers. Gold diggers can be young, middle aged, and in their senior years as well. I am not materialistic and don't look for a woman who is. I have been accused of being a player but that isn't the case at all. Everyone who is in the dating game is a "player" of sorts. If one wasn't/isn't then they wouldn't be so picky about who they "go" with. Take the lady who meets a man and they hook up and go out on a date or two. Then she stops all contact with him. Has she, in a way, "played" him? In a way she has, in a way she hasn't - it's how you think about the world and people in it as to if you feel she has played him or not. And yes, I consider myself a sugardaddy as all men do be it they admit to it or not. Once again, even the married men are sugardaddys. They "pay" for "it", if that is how you determine what a sugardaddy is. Myself, I am looking for honest, true friendship and companionship first and foremost. I stongly believe that should come first before anything else might take place. I am home-bodied man and a one-woman-man. I mean, if you can't wear out the one, why look for another? Anyone looking for a "sugardaddy" who will respect your feelings, wants, needs, and desires?  | |
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Posted: 7/29/2006 3:29:09 PM | Well thank you for the post
thought this thread had died
I am glad to see someone can appreciate the ideas of what I said ...
again thanks  (cheers) | |
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| Sugardaddy?
Posted: 8/21/2006 11:57:49 AM | Hi Creamy et al -
Anyone want to be my Sugardaddy? I can, with all confidence, admit defeat.
Or, am I a day late and a dollar short for this one...?
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Posted: 8/21/2006 9:29:27 PM | could be several days late and more than a few dollars short hahahahahaha but hey at least you are desiring one where most just think it is awful to be involved with one..
I often ask myself ...will i ever find my sugardaddy????
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Posted: 1/1/2007 8:26:15 AM | | Hmmm, I don't know. What does this generous guy look like? Personality??? I want the whole package!!! | |
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Posted: 1/2/2007 10:23:24 AM | well ... would have to ask him about the whole package deal ... but at least he now has a profile :)
Happy New Year to all
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| Sugardaddy?
Posted: 4/3/2007 2:55:56 PM | Let see..... the 2nd of January, and it's now the 3rd of April, yeah, I should have posted this a long time ago
What do you girls consider a sugar daddy? I was raised to cherish the woman I'm with like the finest gem, or the most lavish of cloths for a suit.
I always buy expensive gifts; eye catching jewelry, finest perfumes, I even used to buy Dooney and Bourke (sp) handbags for christmas each year. Some tell me that I was just being a sugardaddy, but to me, it's what's right.
Is that being a true sugar daddy, or do any women just find that as what's supposed to be done? Have I become a materialistic womanizer who just uses cash for a relationship, or do women expect to be treated like that and shown how much they mean to the man? | |
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Posted: 4/3/2007 7:44:38 PM | Well
MississippiYoungOne check out msg numbers.... 6 and 10
maybe that can shed some light on what a sugardaddy can be or what some want as a "sugardaddy"
hopefully that will help you if not ask away and I shall do my best
Creamy
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Posted: 4/4/2007 7:31:31 AM | I read both, and I saw he used "If" more times than I would have liked.
If you think this, it's true. If not, oh well.
Then with yours "Young guys who are do it for sexual favors though I think it's out of desire of companionship" or what had you said (It makes the point :P)
Mine is out of upbringing. I was always told that's what you should do. This is how you treat the woman you love.
Using the "if" involved with this.
"If my desires are not solely sexual, and simply out of habit/belief, is it the same as someone acting identically with the intention of receiving sexual favors? If so, is that saying that Hitler and the Knights Templar are equal? Both slew countless people from many countries, though for different reasons. Hitler for being (to quote Eddie Izzard) 'A Nazi Shithead' and the Knights for protecting their religion. But if we were to follow the 'Same actions leading up, different desires, still a (sugardaddy)'"
But it is an entirely different scenario, so maybe same thoughts don't apply. But if this is true and we can follow a different thought pattern, then why not on the "sugardaddy" issue?
Sorry to have drawn that out, but I did want to point out my question in detail. It's the "double standard" issue again. | |
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Posted: 4/4/2007 9:01:50 PM | [/But it is an entirely different scenario, so maybe same thoughts don't apply. But if this is true and we can follow a different thought pattern, then why not on the "sugardaddy" issue?]
Ok here goes .... it truly is a different scenario because those men/or man was /were after power to be the utmost as if they themselves were to be God . I do not believe "they" in my opinion could be called a "sugardaddy" .
one source says that the definition of a sugar daddy is :
A wealthy, middle aged man who spends freely on a young woman for companionship
or intimacy.
another source says:
Sugar ...refers to the sweetness of giving gifts
Daddy... refers to the age of the gentleman
It is very good to be brought up to respect the lady and admonish her with gifts of love showing her the kindness and love u have toward her.. however you as a young man will learn that some women,young girls will take advantage of your generosity and use you only to get what they can from you ... so a bit of advice from an older women be careful with your gifts and giving....
if you wish to chat personally you will have to change your email restrictions or hit me up in yahoo under the screename ...creamykisses4u
best wishes in your  adventures
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Posted: 4/5/2007 11:24:36 AM | So with full sarcasm intended.... wouldn't I reach more of the "brother age" seeing as how I'm still not even legal to drink >.>
Sugar brother just sounds like something from MS/AL/AK/LA et cetra.
Incest is still illegal in this state right :P | |
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| Sugardaddy?
Posted: 4/5/2007 5:55:36 PM | HAHAHAHA with "full sarcasm" accepted and given right back
you would actually be called a sugar baby
and as to incest got to love the family ...:)
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