Funny you should say that. I recently suggested to someone that they have PRIME qualifications to be of interest to a sugar daddy.

The lady is young (29), vivacious, charming, gorgeous, seductive, sensuous, graceful, athletic, ambitious, hard-working, articulate, curious and worldly. She vibes kinky, and has an air that is slightly predatory and even a bit dangerous. She's inked, pierced, and has an offbeat sense of style.

This city swims in rich people ripe to be parted from their petty cash, a fact so obvious that no research is needed to validate it. And if you think the RE bubble is bad, just wait. If the rumors of the Vancouver tech sector taking off are true, you shall be truly agog at what a nice, frothy tech bubble can do to the levels of resentment, RE prices, income disparity, populism and class warfare. Since tech is still predominantly male, there shall be still more sugar daddies.

While the weather is fair, you need fair-weather friends. No better such than a sugar daddy - they mint much coin while the sun shines. Just be judicious with your money. Google Permanent Portfolio, and be careful about bonds - we're near the top of a bubble in those, too.

Me, I'm a good guy to know in a storm. That's still some ways away, so I don't think we'll be hanging out.

I was young, grew up in a poor household. None of my parents went to college. Although I was an A-grade student and went to university on partial scholarship, I had a hard time finding something to do with my life. I didn't really understand how the job market works and thought that having connections was required for most fields. I was working in a call centre to support myself during school, and was sinking into depression. It occurred to me that some women earned a lot of money by working as luxury escorts for wealthy businessmen. People can be short-sighted and don't care about morals when they are desperate to get out of their situation. I'm not proud of this. Thankfully for me, I figured out another way to get a lucrative and fulfilling career. I cannot judge anyone who makes this decision, and it might be the right one for them. But this type of lifestyle wouldn't have suited me and would have killed my soul or left enduring scars. I can't give you any advice as I don't know much about it besides having briefly considered it. I think you should consider this decision seriously and not just do it because you are bored or curious. It has the potential of affecting your future career and relationships. Do it for yourself if you think this is the way to go but first figure out why you want to do it and whether there are other options out there.

Most men with ethics would call this act a high priced hooker however in B.C. it is known as being independent and strong. I have known many women out here that have sugar daddies, they cheat on them all the time and basically know they have been bought as a trophy for said man. They are also the saddest women I have ever known and have zero connection to the sprit world. When they ask me why they don't feel love I simply tell them, "You're bought and paid for like a can of pop so do you really think rich men care about you. ? they care about money, you're the catch who thinks this bait is tasty and when you get old they will dump you for the next one. They hate that.

Be like your peers, dress in yoga pants, wear over large sunglasses, look all sad and moody because nobody loves you including yourself and make sure when men smile at you to scowl and roll your eyes like true champ. When it goes south take some of his money that you earned and become a vain cougar from north van.

I love my sugar daddy!

...to be taken care of. Most of them. Always been that way. Should have never entered the workforce. The average man was the breadwinner and 'sugar daddy' for his wife for countless years... now because the balance is thrown off regular guys don't get to be sugar daddies. Duel income is necessary for the average couple to even barely stay afloat.

It's a long and exhausting journey trying to support yourself on your own, if you don't have a wealthy family behind you. I completely understand the numbing weariness. Maybe there is a better way, but if so, I too am really struggling to find it. Keep up the good fight.

Yes, you will make tons of money... much more than you could ever make by working an honest job.... but you will still be at risk of contracting STIs, unwanted pregnancy, and abuse.... or worse, if they are married and suddenly want you gone.

Fucking women, you want it all! So what the fuck happened to equality and empowerment!!!? You are truly the weaker sex - just get back to being taken care of and shut the fuck up already.

You sound charming.

.... to get all the polarized comments going. This is getting really boring.