MR

Have any of you seen this commercial for this website, Sugarsugar.com? It shows a still picture of a man's hand that has just taken like 65 cents out of his pocket(as the spokesmodel says, 'Tired of dating losers'?).. then another still picture of a high class resort. As the woman says, 'Then come to sugarsugar.com and meet men who know how to treat a woman..'

Talk about perpetuating the gold diggers...

The men must be getting something out of this, too!! Any man
that advertises money as an incentive, deserves what he gets!!
Trash draws flies!!! I'm going to check this out though!!:wink:

Michigan Girl wrote:The men must be getting something out of this, too!! Any man
that advertises money as an incentive, deserves what he gets!!
Trash draws flies!!!

+1

Deb wrote:

Michigan Girl wrote:The men must be getting something out of this, too!! Any man
that advertises money as an incentive, deserves what he gets!! Trash draws flies!!!

+1

Yep. Plus, there are just as many guys who do that shit too, use women to get stuff paid for.

Oh, the sugar babies are the girls that you can pay for ...in the event you are rich!! This is nothing
more than an online bordello!! They're promoting hookers!!


A lot of people just assume a mutually beneficial relationship means the sugar baby puts out. We fuck our rich benefactors. While that’s true, you should know sex isn’t a requirement in a mutually beneficial relationship. Nor do I ever feel obligated to have sex. I’ll fuck my millionaire sugar daddy because I want to… because I like it. Oh… and I’ll be damn good. But a mutually beneficial relationship is about more than just the sex. In general, sugar daddies on SugarSugar.com are looking for companionship. Maybe they’re involved in extra marital dating because they’re not being fulfilled by their wives. Or maybe they’re single and just need to be able to have a good time without all the other relationship drama. Remember, a millionaire sugar daddy is going to be a successful man, so chances are he’s busy and can’t deal with all the little shit most other people have to worry about in a relationship. Your responsibility, as the sugar baby, is to make sure he feels like he’s benefiting from being your sugar daddy. If that means sex, you should be the best lay he’s ever had. But if that means talking about life until 3 AM, you should be good at that, too.

I think this is where Eliot Spitzer was doing his shopping...

MG that is hysterical! Yeah both sides must get something from it or they wouldn't do it, lol! It's not using one another, no one is making those men pay for anything, and the same would go for women on the same side too. Unless they have guns held to their heads, no one is making them pay for squat Let us know what you find out when you check it out MG!

bluejeangirl76 wrote:

Deb wrote:

Michigan Girl wrote:The men must be getting something out of this, too!! Any man
that advertises money as an incentive, deserves what he gets!! Trash draws flies!!!

+1

Yep. Plus, there are just as many guys who do that shit too, use women to get stuff paid for.

Uh huh- his name is Bobby. Oh wait, you just mean in general...

Suzanne wrote:

bluejeangirl76 wrote:

Deb wrote:

Michigan Girl wrote:The men must be getting something out of this, too!! Any man
that advertises money as an incentive, deserves what he gets!! Trash draws flies!!!

+1

Yep. Plus, there are just as many guys who do that shit too, use women to get stuff paid for.

Uh huh- his name is Bobby. Oh wait, you just mean in general...

LOL!

S2M wrote:Have any of you seen this commercial for this website, Sugarsugar.com? It shows a still picture of a man's hand that has just taken like 65 cents out of his pocket(as the spokesmodel says, 'Tired of dating losers'?).. then another still picture of a high class resort. As the woman says, 'Then come to sugarsugar.com and meet men who know how to treat a woman..'

Talk about perpetuating the gold diggers...

So what? These men only want young trophy girlfriends and they're using what they have to get them. It goes both ways.

It's not as bad as Ashley Madison, that dating site for people wanting to cheat on their spouse.

How do the people who created that sleep at night...

Sarah wrote:It's not as bad as Ashley Madison, that dating site for people wanting to cheat on their spouse.

How do the people who created that sleep at night...

I don't think they sleep much at night...

(sorry - couldn't resist - and yes, it's a horrid site)

S2M wrote:Have any of you seen this commercial for this website, Sugarsugar.com? It shows a still picture of a man's hand that has just taken like 65 cents out of his pocket(as the spokesmodel says, 'Tired of dating losers'?).. then another still picture of a high class resort. As the woman says, 'Then come to sugarsugar.com and meet men who know how to treat a woman..'

Talk about perpetuating the gold diggers...

This isn't golddigging, S2M. This is a straight up business deal - quid pro quo. It's the age old trade off and struggle between sex and power. Men trade power for sex, women trade sex (appeal) for power. Ain't nothing new under the sun.

I agree with the other posters, both parties are getting something out of it. Nobody is getting the wool pulled over their eyes. Sounds like the men involved want the trappings of the company of beautiful women...without the trappings. Fine, but there's a premium to be paid for that.

...and here's a little tip for those who don't want to be taken in by Gold Diggers: Know your role. If you know you look like Quasimodo, but you insist on only dating super-models, well, just be prepared to pony up. That's all I'm sayin'