Inside the Real Sugar Daddy Economy | The Cost of ‘Easy Money’ | Full Documentary

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• NI

  @nightowl4206 · 2 months ago

  Free cheese is always in a mousetrap. <br>Old Russian saying.

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• SA

  @sallywhodo · 3 months ago

  I’m shocked her mom was more concerned with the how superficial the relationship is rather than how effing dangerous it is.

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• TI

  @Tiasara-r6h · 3 months ago

  Wow. The stupidity is astonishing.

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• US

  @usrusrusrhauqi · 2 months ago

  They think they are poor. They don&apos;t even know what it&apos;s like to be poor.

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• LA

  @ladyviking · 3 months ago (edited)

  To think that no sex is exchanged for this lifestyle is INCREDIBLY naive. Plus, no one can SAY they&apos;re exchanging sex for financial support, because that&apos;s illegal - so OF COURSE they say companionship and no sex is involved. Even the way the guys word their ads is code for sex. Does she not understand this?!?

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• CL

  @clairewiltshire2561 · 3 months ago

  People… there is no such thing as easy money. Somewhere along the line the “daddies” are gonna expect something for all the money they spend on you…. You can’t be that stupid

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• RI

  @riggers4310 · 3 months ago

  Ive learnt not to even accept a drink off a man because so many think it entitles them to access to my body. This just looks deeply dangerous. All I can think is Epstien

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• JC

  @jcny11 · 4 months ago

  This is such a dangerous, slippery slope. &nbsp; Somehow it just doesn’t seem empowering.

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• DA

  @Dana_qro · 2 months ago

  Instead All that time they spent looking for old men and going out on dates to get like 200 bucks, they could have had a regular job and make more money ...

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• IS

  @Issy585 · 3 months ago

  Oh brother, these girls are naive thinking there’ll be any money without sex. P.s. you’re company alone is not that entertaining.

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• GE

  @gencooked · 2 months ago

  Sugar dating sex is implied, no dude is going to invest the resources that you want without that expectation. To think otherwise is pure delusion.

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• RE

  @relaxandasmr5793 · 2 months ago

  This is fascinating to me. I joined seeking arrangement in February 2020 after a bad breakup at 20 years old, and deleted it shortly after. My baby face 20 year old self advertising a desire to go to law school and live in the SE US got 3 matches in the first hour, all from men 70+. Each of them had increasingly concerning &quot;mentorship&quot; arrangements in their opening messages. I was so disgusted that I deleted the app, at the time, these men were older than my grandparents.

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