1. What do, or would, you eagerly, passionately, instantly, joyously do for your boyfriend that you would NOT eagerly, passionately, instantly, joyously do for your Sugar Daddy?
2. What do, or would, you eagerly, passionately, instantly, joyously do for your Sugar Daddy that you would NOT eagerly, passionately, instantly, joyously do for your boyfriend?
In other words, ladies, for you, PERSONALLY, what is the DIFFERENCE between a boyfriend and a Sugar Daddy, in terms of what you do for HIM, not in terms of what he does for you?
Originally Posted by Sidewinder
Tough question.
In observing my past, one thing that stands out is……
when dating a SD: whatever job I had at the time, I have always been asked to decrease the number of hours worked as to allow more time for us to do things together, and so I did. He had the funds and if I had the time, then we were set.
when dating a boyfriend: whatever job I had at the time, I can't recall the discussion on doing something that would decrease my monthly income, so I maintained the number of hours I was working. Not to imply I wouldn't cut back, it just didn't come up.
The other difference is on the surface, such as wearing a higher end wardrobe when necessary, selecting my words more carefully when in certain settings, and a change in my posture. I'm not sure if this one counts because I often dress and carry myself differently based upon my surroundings.
I would eagerly, passionately, joyously mention taking trips with my SD. I would say how about this restaurant, how about this city, how about this cruise, how about this theater production, how about this dress. If my boyfriend were financially secure, I would have similar discussions with him too. But if he weren't in a great financial position, I wouldn't dare bring such a thing up. I wouldn't want to make him feel like less of a man and unable to give me what I want. I would hope to part ways after a relationship is over having bettered your life, leaving you in a position better off than where you were when we met.
I guess in terms of what I do for one that I wouldn't do for the other, I can't find anything.
Some have commented that wants and needs are different.
In my opinion, a SD is like a boyfriend on… financial steroids. To me, SD's are normal men, using money to turn their fantasy into a reality.
Does a SD "need" a hot chic on his arm to survive? Or does a SD "want" a hot chic on his arm? I'm not sure I believe SD's need a hot chic on their arm to survive.
Does a SB "need" 5k a month? Or does she "want" 5k a month? I'm not sure I believe SB's need 5k a month to survive.
The SD/SB relationship doesn't appear to be based around what a person needs. I want young. I want hot. I want blonde hair and blue eyes. I want old. I want rich. I want salt and pepper hair.
If ultimately it's about happiness, then shouldn't both SD's and SB's go after what they want?
My favorite age range for men is 40-50 and up. I like the bodies of older men, I am just more physically attracted. It isn't anything against guys in their 20's or 30's, but I can't get wet in the bedroom when I'm with a younger man. I've tried and it is painful. With younger guys, it requires lots of lube. With older men, my personal lube is just the right amount.
Respect is often mutual with older men: give and receive. Younger men expect it, but rarely return the gesture. I like it when a man treats me with respect, and the chances are greater when dating someone who is older/old school in their ways.
I like wisdom and challenging conversation. I like a way of thinking different than my own. I like hearing about a tough obstacle, and hearing how it was handled. I'd rather learn from the mistakes of others, than to make them on my own. It isn't always possible, but it's just how I try to look at things.
With these things in mind, being a provider or a SB puts me in heaven.
Do I see myself severing all ties with clients because I'm promised the moon and stars by some who claims they're in this for the long haul? Highly unlikely.
Am I willing to meet with someone who respects my provider status long enough to see if we're compatible, then discuss taking things to the next level? Right now I would say yes, because to me that seems the most logical way to approach it.