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[QUOTE=SdWalkerSam;4177820]This chick reached out to me too. Wants to hangout, but doesn't have a car. So I got to pick her up and head out to drink etc. Apparently nothing else.[/QUOTE]You can send an uber for her. You could also just offer to pay for her uber.
I am visiting San Diego next week for two days and need recommendations for a ' SURE THING" GFE no drama non curvy Sugar Baby.
PM is fine Thanks CM.
[QUOTE=FarFarAway;4178781]You can send an uber for her. You could also just offer to pay for her uber.[/QUOTE]Yeah, she flaked anyway.
Every so often someone makes a reference to an SB having "daddy issues", or "serious daddy issues". Can anyone give examples?
I met one SB who wanted to call me daddy, but that was about it. So, I don't think there is really that much of this out there?
[QUOTE=PussyPumper;4181865]Every so often someone makes a reference to an SB having "daddy issues", or "serious daddy issues". Can anyone give examples?
I met one SB who wanted to call me daddy, but that was about it. So, I don't think there is really that much of this out there?[/QUOTE]You have lead a major sheltered life. Try Googling Daddy Issues. I did and here is a paragraph I found that tells it like it is.
Daddy issues in a woman can be a man's best friend. And also the worst. On the one hand, meeting a girl with a fucked up relationship with her father can mean a modest, docile dynamo-in-the-sack who'll come over to your house on short notice to have rough sex and bake cookies for you afterward. On the other hand, it can signal that you're about to embark on a clusterfuck rollercoaster ride with a head case—that'll likely end with the cops coming to your house, you having to repaint your car, or having to call Verizon Wireless to block a number from reaching your "handset. ".
[QUOTE=PussyPumper;4181865]Every so often someone makes a reference to an SB having "daddy issues", or "serious daddy issues". Can anyone give examples?
I met one SB who wanted to call me daddy, but that was about it. So, I don't think there is really that much of this out there?[/QUOTE]OMG, I wonder if we are dipping in the same sugar bowl! As far as I can tell ALL of the SB's I've hooked up with have had Daddy issues. Just manifested in different ways. About a quarter of them are completely unsubltle. They want to be spanked while carrying out this dialogue: "but I'm Daddy, I'm a GOOD girl. ".
Most of them are less obvious, but if you talk to them for more than two minutes they will tell you about their missing Daddy. I don't think I have a single one who both had a Daddy and had a good relationship with him. I have noticed that these girls are markedly more submissive as a group than other women I have met in my life. I may not be able to prove it, but I'm convinced there is a causal correlation. Maybe it's just a matter of who I'm attracted to / who falls for my BS. I dunno.
[QUOTE=DogBert77;4182187] They want to be spanked while carrying out this dialogue: "but I'm Daddy, I'm a GOOD girl. "[/QUOTE]I'm still new on here, so I guess I can't edit my post. This was supposed to read: "but Daddy, I'm a GOOD girl. " Any SB who says "I'm Daddy" has a different set of issues!
[QUOTE=DogBert77;4182187]OMG, I wonder if we are dipping in the same sugar bowl! As far as I can tell ALL of the SB's I've hooked up with have had Daddy issues. Just manifested in different ways. About a quarter of them are completely unsubltle. They want to be spanked while carrying out this dialogue: "but I'm Daddy, I'm a GOOD girl. ".
Most of them are less obvious, but if you talk to them for more than two minutes they will tell you about their missing Daddy. I don't think I have a single one who both had a Daddy and had a good relationship with him. I have noticed that these girls are markedly more submissive as a group than other women I have met in my life. I may not be able to prove it, but I'm convinced there is a causal correlation. Maybe it's just a matter of who I'm attracted to / who falls for my BS. I dunno.[/QUOTE]Same experience for me.
[QUOTE=InTight;4182186]You have lead a major sheltered life. Try Googling Daddy Issues. I did and here is a paragraph I found that tells it like it is.
Daddy issues in a woman can be a man's best friend. And also the worst. On the one hand, meeting a girl with a fucked up relationship with her father can mean a modest, docile dynamo-in-the-sack who'll come over to your house on short notice to have rough sex and bake cookies for you afterward. On the other hand, it can signal that you're about to embark on a clusterfuck rollercoaster ride with a head casethat'll likely end with the cops coming to your house, you having to repaint your car, or having to call Verizon Wireless to block a number from reaching your "handset. ".[/QUOTE]I have a regular that I think qualifies and I have learned to use it to my advantage. I met with her one time right after I showered and she noticed I used Irish Spring. She said her father (who left her and her mom when she was young) used Irish Spring and proceeded to jump me like there was no tomorrow, calling me Daddy the whole time. I make sure to use Irish Spring everything when I go to see her.
Just sayin'.
C3.
[QUOTE=DogBert77;4182187]OMG, I wonder if we are dipping in the same sugar bowl! As far as I can tell ALL of the SB's I've hooked up with have had Daddy issues. Just manifested in different ways. About a quarter of them are completely unsubltle. They want to be spanked while carrying out this dialogue: "but Daddy, I'm a GOOD girl. ".
Most of them are less obvious, but if you talk to them for more than two minutes they will tell you about their missing Daddy. I don't think I have a single one who both had a Daddy and had a good relationship with him. I have noticed that these girls are markedly more submissive as a group than other women I have met in my life. I may not be able to prove it, but I'm convinced there is a causal correlation. Maybe it's just a matter of who I'm attracted to / who falls for my BS. I dunno.[/QUOTE]I am old enough to be the grandpa of some of them, so the whole "daddy" thing makes me squirm a bit. Makes me think of the age gap, which I try hard not to think of too much.
That said, the one girl who did insist on calling me daddy also wanted to be spanked. How she got off on that. Gushed wet like crazy.
A strategy question. I tend to avoid SB profiles that say they are a princess or queen. I assume they are suffering from GPS. Am I correct, or missing out?
Remaining anonymous when dealing with SA is a necessity. That means using prepaid credit cards or gift cards to pay the SA subscription fee. When I first started, I tried to use prepaid MC and Visa cards. None worked. My understanding is that this is because the cards were only valid for US domestic transactions, while SA use an international credit card processor. Happily, there was a solution. The Amex green Serve card. This was:
- Valid for international transactions.
- Had zero (0) up front charge.
- A $4. 95 monthly fee that was only charged after a month.
With these features, the Amex card could be used for free, on a one-time basis.
Until now, that is. Just went to get another one. Found that things have changed, now:
- $2. 95 Fee to buy.
- $6. 95 monthly fee, payable when activated.
So the Amex green card now costs $10 to use. While this may be trivial in the big scheme of things, Amex make their money elsewhere (on transaction fees), and going from $0 to $10 is a big increase ☺.
Anyone know if low-cost alternatives such ad "green dot" Visa (cards work with SA?
[QUOTE=PussyPumper;4187124]Remaining anonymous when dealing with SA is a necessity. That means using prepaid credit cards or gift cards to pay the SA subscription fee. When I first started, I tried to use prepaid MC and Visa cards. None worked. My understanding is that this is because the cards were only valid for US domestic transactions, while SA use an international credit card processor. Happily, there was a solution. The Amex green Serve card. This was:
- Valid for international transactions.
- Had zero (0) up front charge.
- A $4. 95 monthly fee that was only charged after a month.
With these features, the Amex card could be used for free, on a one-time basis.
Until now, that is. Just went to get another one. Found that things have changed, now:
- $2. 95 Fee to buy.
- $6. 95 monthly fee, payable when activated.
So the Amex green card now costs $10 to use. While this may be trivial in the big scheme of things, Amex make their money elsewhere (on transaction fees), and going from $0 to $10 is a big increase ☺.
Anyone know if low-cost alternatives such ad "green dot" Visa (cards work with SA?[/QUOTE]Pussy Pumper, I have seen this question asked many times and don't understand it. I use gift cards to pay every month and it works fine. I use OneVanilla cards purchased from either CVS or Walmart. At CVS card costs $6 and at Walmert $5. No monthly fee. I have used both Visa and Mastercard gift cards. You can load up to $500 at a time on them, so if you buy at Walmart and load it to the $500 max, the fee is only 1%. You can pay SA for five months with it, also use it to pay the bill on your burner, hotel rooms etc.
I think the only "trick" to making a OneVanilla card work for paying SA is to go on the OneVanilla website and register a zip code for the card. Good luck.
[QUOTE=PussyPumper;4187124]Remaining anonymous when dealing with SA is a necessity. That means using prepaid credit cards or gift cards to pay the SA subscription fee. When I first started, I tried to use prepaid MC and Visa cards. None worked. My understanding is that this is because the cards were only valid for US domestic transactions, while SA use an international credit card processor. Happily, there was a solution. The Amex green Serve card. This was:
- Valid for international transactions.
- Had zero (0) up front charge.
- A $4. 95 monthly fee that was only charged after a month.
With these features, the Amex card could be used for free, on a one-time basis.
Until now, that is. Just went to get another one. Found that things have changed, now:
- $2. 95 Fee to buy.
- $6. 95 monthly fee, payable when activated.
So the Amex green card now costs $10 to use. While this may be trivial in the big scheme of things, Amex make their money elsewhere (on transaction fees), and going from $0 to $10 is a big increase ☺.
Anyone know if low-cost alternatives such ad "green dot" Visa (cards work with SA?[/QUOTE]The key word is "re-loadable. " If you see that, avoid. If I'm not mistaken, the green dot is a reloadable card, which means you will need to enter SSN for activation, it's like opening a bank account, they can even ask you to show your ID, hold your money and never issue a refund.
I can also vouch for vanilla gift cards working for SA. I did assign a zip and no problem. Nice tip!