Not much difference to me. Both are basically escorts. They just employ a different strategy.
Originally Posted by cowboy8055
I'm not into the sugar thing.
BUT
A true sugar baby is only seeing her sugar daddy, as in one daddy
a hooker or the nice terms provider/escort see's many, and may even have a SO
so both are whores
but not the same type of deal
Any gal that
has more than one sugar daddy
sugar baby part time, hooker part time
is a whore fooling herself that she is not a hooker or whore
and is not a sugar baby
There are two types of sugar daddy's
1)The true use of the term sugar daddy does not share his toys and has a sugar baby.
2)The kinda miss use of the term sugar daddy is a guy that helps a hooker/s with cash. That cash is sugar, ...
Many sugar baby's make for bad hookers.(GPS in a way. And hates being a hooker)
Most hookers make a bad sugar baby( Will cheat and see john's she likes, or will see any john as a hooker)
examples of the miss use of of the term sugar daddy that I know without naming
one very old hooker I know(never had bcd myself with) has many mmmmm sugar clients(as daddy is not right use of term). The clients where long term repeaters even in old age. Paid her bills for her. Problem, The clients died off. No more sugar or sex for her. This hooker could have made a good sugar baby, key words "could have"
A older hooker I know of, "If a client want's to be my sugar daddy, its my job to suck as much cash and things off of him till he
cooked or just
explodes with anger. Making for a messy ending. Cheating/ed on him with clients she likes/liked every time she/they could.MMMM thinking I know of two LOL. Anyways in this example/s. Made for fun repeating with I hear, but not a good sugar baby at all. Did not want to be a kept woman, but gladly will suck you dry.
what was the topic again,
oh ya, incall situation
so this could be on topic
girl, just sucker a john or daddy ta pay of a great incall till the explosion is over.
btw: I am not a sugar daddy, custodian daddy fits my "odd jobs" bit kinda LOL
cus·to·di·an
kəsˈtōdēən/
noun
noun: custodian; plural noun: custodians
- a person who has responsibility for or looks after something.
"the custodians of pension and insurance funds"
synonyms:keeper, guardian, steward, protector "the custodian of the relic"