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what do you feel with your SB/SD?

Not an English-Asian, but really a English lady, right?
I know one Japanese girl who sounds like she grew up her entire life in the UK.
No, that's Yuriko :)

Ok, English-Irish. Im probably disclosing too much. Wellington was like that I guess. Not that I think much about Wellington when I'm with her , to be honest :D
 
No, that's Yuriko :)

Ok, English-Irish. Im probably disclosing too much. Wellington was like that I guess. Not that I think much about Wellington when I'm with her , to be honest :D
No, not Yuriko.
It's cool, that enough...

This SB/SD/P4P world is quite small and it's terribly easy to bump into someone you know or are connected to. I'm more cautious today than I've ever been in the past. :bag:
 
Ok, English-Irish. Im probably disclosing too much. Wellington was like that I guess. Not that I think much about Wellington when I'm with her , to be honest :D

Is it extra satisfying to feel the French have finally conquered the English? :D

I love women of any ethnicity with a British accent, it’s really appealing.
 
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No, not Yuriko.
It's cool, that enough...

This SB/SD/P4P world is quite small and it's terribly easy to bump into someone you know or are connected to. I'm more cautious today than I've ever been in the past. :bag:
Oh it's totally ok if another member here knows her. Although if he treats her poorly , he may expect a severed horse head in his bed pretty soon... :D
 
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Is it extra satisfying to feel the French have finally conquered the English? :D
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Well, originally we did . Why do you think their motto is "Dieu et mon Droit" or "Honni soit qui mal y pense" :)
 
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Oh it's totally ok if another member here knows her. Although if he treats her poorly , he may expect a severed horse head in his bed pretty soon... :D
lol, I just want to keep my own borders intact. :D
 
Some time ago (seems long ago now), I started a thread about connectedness, and about how much better the escort interaction is if there is a real connection. There was some debate about how real it actually is, but if I’m the one whose experience is better for the feeling, then I guess it only matters if it’s real to me (from my perspective). But, getting to the point, there was at least one suggestion (from Ww, if I recall), that the sugar bowl might be a better place for such experiences. And that got me to thinking.

For some time after that, I felt less and less satisfied with meeting random escorts in whatever city I happened to be in, and I started thinking seriously about trying to find a SB. I’m married, not looking for a girlfriend, just looking for good connected sex without complications. So, I was thinking about checking out SA (again, based on Ww’s advice here) when I met someone who was kind of freelancing, and who seemed like she might be a good SB fit.

(edited initial post, as I think I way over-shared)

Long story short, I had a not so good SB-like arrangement that, after several multi-day liaisons together, led to significant feelings of attachment on my part. I won't see her again.

So, I’m back to seeing escorts, and really, it’s fine. I still think connectedness really helps, and I definitely have a few favorites that I see whenever I can, but without any emotional attachment. So, this is a really long-winded intro to what I really want to ask, which is, how do those of you who sugar date deal with attachment? The lines seem really blurry to me. I don’t think I’m immature, or emotionally needy, but I have to ask - are you all able to stay detached and unemotional? Or is there some managed emotional exchange between SB and SD? Or am I the odd man out?

I liked your post. The way I've dealt with the feelings of attachment is to embrace them and enjoy the ride to the end. I dated a girl for about 3 years in a quasi-SB relationship. I never paid her cash but I took her on trips and covered all those expenses and we also went to great restaurants here. She's 25 years younger than me. I knew and brought up at the beginning how it wouldn't be until death do us part. We would stay together as long as we were both happy and I knew one day she would come to me and say she met someone her own age. I told her when that time came, I would still like to be friends, even though the physical part of our relationship would end. The only thing I insisted on is that she come tell me and not ghost me. We had 3 amazing years together and I did fall in love with her. It ended a couple of years ago and we are still friends. When it ended, I was sad, even though I knew all along that day would come. Maybe I'm just getting soft as I get older but I loved the initial getting to know her, all the times we spent together and I even embrace the end of being lovers and becoming friends. The sadness I occasionally feel is a product of the real love I felt for her.
And now I'm embarking down the same path again. The same large age gap (this time 32 years), the same initial talk of how it will eventually end. And I'm happy to feel myself growing closer each time to this new gal, even knowing where it will lead. It's worth it to see the genuine joy on her face the first time she eats a meal that was much more delicious than she's used to. And I see cities I've been to many times thru new eyes when I see her face as she sees the Colosseum, not in a movie but in front of her.
I wouldn't trade the pain of it ending for an ongoing relationship with no intensity like I see in most of my married friends.
 
I liked your post. The way I've dealt with the feelings of attachment is to embrace them and enjoy the ride to the end. I dated a girl for about 3 years in a quasi-SB relationship. I never paid her cash but I took her on trips and covered all those expenses and we also went to great restaurants here. She's 25 years younger than me. I knew and brought up at the beginning how it wouldn't be until death do us part. We would stay together as long as we were both happy and I knew one day she would come to me and say she met someone her own age.

Awesome post @buffet! I've had a number of amazing relationships just as you've described and they're some of the best experiences of my life. Young women are such a pleasure to spend time with! Their excitement over new experiences, simple things making them super happy, and just a general sense of happiness that hasn't been burned away by too many bad experiences.

I wouldn't call it sugar dating though, just a regular relationship albeit with an implicit understanding that it won't get too serious. If you aren't paying money or very expensive gifts in a quid pro quo basis it's not sugar.
 
It's worth it to see the genuine joy on her face the first time she eats a meal that was much more delicious than she's used to. And I see cities I've been to many times thru new eyes when I see her face as she sees the Colosseum, not in a movie but in front of her.
I wouldn't trade the pain of it ending for an ongoing relationship with no intensity like I see in most of my married friends.

Beautiful post, sir.
I haven’t entered into an SB relationship yet, but what you wrote here rings true based on the affairs I’ve had.
Sharing life experiences — I call these the “in-betweens”, which include talk, travel and food —form bonds that go beyond the intimate, physical moments.
But I’m not really good with endings and letting go.
So I can only hope to become more mature and turn into a gentleman like you.
 
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Strip away the socio-moral aspects of sex work, and I view the provider-client relationship as being like that of the entertainer and the person who buys a ticket. We don’t look down on pop stars who exploit their sexuality— well, unless they are Miley Cyrus...
 
We don’t look down on pop stars who exploit their sexuality— well, unless they are Miley Cyrus...

She just gets looked down on because she exploits her sexuality incompetently..... kind of the same way she sings.
 
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I cannot see problem with SB/SD if both agree with it then everything is okay. i think.[/QUO
I cannot see problem with SB/SD if both agree with it then everything is okay. i think.
What people originally agree with and what actually happens down the road isn't usually the same thing imho
 
I have no experience with it, is like friends I guess, changes over time good and bad
It's a bit of a dark statement but...."Everything Dies". The sooner you realize that the better your life will be.
 
It's a bit of a dark statement but...."Everything Dies". The sooner you realize that the better your life will be.
Don't forget the corollary: "Anything can be killed." The sooner you realise that, the sooner you can proactively change your life for the better.