Sugar Daddy/ Sugar Baby Dating

You can't calculate very well
with math.
$500 divided into 5 hours
is $100 an hour,
You did that recently,roflmao.

Stick to the facts and not an
opinion. A white night looks
bad when he has to speak to
a woman on your behalf.
I can hold my own but
you can't when you
deliberately change the
subject.
I will keep asking,what does
my massage have to do with
sugar daddies?
I had a sugar daddy in the past.
Cat got your tongue?
The education theory is lacking on
your part from the examples of not
reading,typo's, and math calculations.
Impressive didn't enter my mind.
Education is a continuous thing to benefit us all, obviously if used.

Sorry, if I interrupted your game on finding a sugar daddy on here.
Roflmao
I know sugar daddies prefer intelligent women, could you try using a calculator. Originally Posted by siberia

Are you really so nieve as to think that was the only compensation given for her time?

Are you really so nieve as to think that was the only compensation given for her time? Originally Posted by bc7274

500 + tip my choice ... then why didn't you put the precise amount? It clearly says 500 and you chose to tip, meaning her rate was 500 and you were there 5 hours. I understand you wanting to defend her, but that's not the point (ladies it's not tasteful to take shots at another ladies rates anyways )

Can't we just get along??

This went from helpful and informative to two ladies taking up their beef online derailing a discussion via piss contests, out of all places, in this forum.

Have a great day folks! Let's have a great Monday !

500 + tip my choice ... then why didn't you put the precise amount? It clearly says 500 and you chose to tip, meaning her rate was 500 and you were there 5 hours. I understand you wanting to defend her, but that's not the point (ladies it's not tasteful to take shots at another ladies rates anyways )

Can't we just get along??

This went from helpful and informative to two ladies taking up their beef online derailing a discussion via piss contests, out of all places, in this forum.

Have a great day folks! Let's have a great Monday ! Originally Posted by Eva Damita

Dearest Eva... although your Post was helpful it is a bit uninformed, please
do your research the next time as to who does what to whom.
I offer my Heart Felt Apologies to all who had to witness me DEFENDING myself from
Unsolicited Attacks, by an individual I do not know.
As for the Rendezvous between bc7274 and I, please enlighten me as to the location of the
compensation check off box for a... Round-Trip One Week All Expenses Paid Trip to Jamaica???

One should NEVER assume what is stated in a review is the whole story. It is intended to convey information needed to improve safety and to facilitate mutually agreeable dates. Anyone who reads a review and doesn't understand that YMMalwaysV is naive. Anyone who writes a review and doesn't understand that others will read it too literally is guilty of not acknowledging human nature.

I don't look or act like anyone else. I don't have the same skills or value the same things. So why would I expect a lady will react to me as she would to someone else.

But on the other side, if the fee of $500 for 5 hours was not truly representative of what you paid--or what someone else could reasonably accept--then you do a great disservice, especially to the lady. It can actually result in a dangerous situation for her. I have been on an Alaskan cruise with a lady who waived her entire fee for the week's encounter, but I would NEVER put any such thing in a review. I knew a lady who was beaten to death because one review said she did Greek and it was very much a YMMV thing that she rarely did. A thug read it, saw her, and demanded she do it with him. When she said no, he killed her. When arrested he said she owed it to him since she did it for others.

Please be careful what impressions you post in reviews. Not everyone who reads them is sane, and the ladies are in enough risky situations without misleading reviews making things worse.

This is very true. Some guys just don't get it. Your experience with a chick might be good, but it will never be the same as the other guys.

Girls do different things with different guys for different reasons. Why? Because they like the guy, because the guy
is nice, because the guy smells good, because someone said
some crazy shit on ECCIE, because the moon is full....who knows! Lol

Going into the situation and making it the most original as possible, is always what I strive for and anything that happens
off menu is always between us....if that ever happens.

The rates that are paid depend on several things. I get a grand father rate from my ATFs. There are occasions where the full amount paid is in the ROS. If we have gone shopping or in some cases the lady wanted to go to the social and I brought her with me. Paying all of the expenses(room and meals) are things that will bring down the over night listed rate.
My concern has been when I have a reduced rate should I put that amount in the first part of the review. If her hourly rate is $250 I think it might cause the provider problems when some guy complains and expects the same rate that I paid.
Should the rate category be moved to the ROS section?

Bravo Well Played Gentleman... you all have extremely valid points,
at this point I'm a Courtesan so a traditional 'Hourly Rate' does not apply to my extremely short Client List.
How do you quantify or document Theater Trips to New York, Building your Career Wardrobe,
Cosmetic Dental Surgery??? I believe there is an Old Adage regarding Kissing and Telling.

How do you quantify or document Theater Trips to New York, Building your Career Wardrobe, Cosmetic Dental Surgery??? I believe there is an Old Adage regarding Kissing and Telling. Originally Posted by Ninotsugi

Fair question. But let me treat it slightly differently: "How do you document what you actually gave the lady if it was significantly different from her "normal" fee?"

First of all, I assume this is with a lady I know well--if I don't know her well I am not doing anything "creative". And if I don't know her well then regardless of what her web site might say, i assume she has no reason to treat me in a special fashion so I assume what I paid is her actual going rate.

So now to those ladies where I have done some creative financing.

If it is a small discount, say $300 vs her normal $350, then I just state her normal rate. I never count gifts such as wine, flowers, or a bit of jewelry, and I rarely if ever give a cash tip.

If it is major, such as the things you mention, or the Alaska cruise, or paying her tuition for the semester, etc., then either I state her standard rate in the open section and carefully explain that it was some out-of-the-ordinary situation. or, more likely, I do not write a review of that encounter. If we spend a week afloat, I assume the week itself is far enough outside her norm that a review is relatively meaningless for someone looking for a "normal" encounter with her.

Never mind... decided to lead by example

Fair question. But let me treat it slightly differently: "How do you document what you actually gave the lady if it was significantly different from her "normal" fee?"

First of all, I assume this is with a lady I know well--if I don't know her well I am not doing anything "creative". And if I don't know her well then regardless of what her web site might say, i assume she has no reason to treat me in a special fashion so I assume what I paid is her actual going rate.

So now to those ladies where I have done some creative financing.

If it is a small discount, say $300 vs her normal $350, then I just state her normal rate. I never count gifts such as wine, flowers, or a bit of jewelry, and I rarely if ever give a cash tip.

If it is major, such as the things you mention, or the Alaska cruise, or paying her tuition for the semester, etc., then either I state her standard rate in the open section and carefully explain that it was some out-of-the-ordinary situation. or, more likely, I do not write a review of that encounter. If we spend a week afloat, I assume the week itself is far enough outside her norm that a review is relatively meaningless for someone looking for a "normal" encounter with her. Originally Posted by Old-T

This!!

Fair question. But let me treat it slightly differently: "How do you document what you actually gave the lady if it was significantly different from her "normal" fee?"

First of all, I assume this is with a lady I know well--if I don't know her well I am not doing anything "creative". And if I don't know her well then regardless of what her web site might say, i assume she has no reason to treat me in a special fashion so I assume what I paid is her actual going rate.

So now to those ladies where I have done some creative financing.

If it is a small discount, say $300 vs her normal $350, then I just state her normal rate. I never count gifts such as wine, flowers, or a bit of jewelry, and I rarely if ever give a cash tip.

If it is major, such as the things you mention, or the Alaska cruise, or paying her tuition for the semester, etc., then either I state her standard rate in the open section and carefully explain that it was some out-of-the-ordinary situation. or, more likely, I do not write a review of that encounter. If we spend a week afloat, I assume the week itself is far enough outside her norm that a review is relatively meaningless for someone looking for a "normal" encounter with her. Originally Posted by Old-T

Old-T You Are Appreciated... a very well worded and though out reply,
there in lies the explanation for my only having two Reviews in the year of 2014.

Ever notice that talking about a sugar baby on a hooker site always goes to math?

@ 500 for 5 hours it equals 100 an hour.

This is why a hooker can't be a sugar baby and a John can't be a sugar daddy.

Bravo Well Played Gentleman... you all have extremely valid points,
at this point I'm a Courtesan so a traditional 'Hourly Rate' does not apply to my extremely short Client List.
How do you quantify or document Theater Trips to New York, Building your Career Wardrobe,
Cosmetic Dental Surgery??? I believe there is an Old Adage regarding Kissing and Telling. Originally Posted by Ninotsugi

COURTESAN : a Prostitute with a Courtly, Wealthy, or Upper-Class Clientele.

Ever notice that talking about a sugar baby on a hooker site always goes to math?

@ 500 for 5 hours it equals 100 an hour.

This is why a hooker can't be a sugar baby and a John can't be a sugar daddy. Originally Posted by Gotyour6

ILLITERATE: marked by Inferiority to an expected standard of familiarity with Language and Literature.

Coming from a 40 year old hooker lol

Coming from a 40 year old hooker lol Originally Posted by Gotyour6

Correct... a Courtesan that you would NEVER be able to afford, according to your past History.