Sugarbaby Thread Highlights, Index, and FAQ
[QUOTE=Cabsauv1997;3735704]I don't post often, and have not dipped my foot in the bowl. Not sure I even want to, but somehow love living vicariously here. Guessing I'm not alone in that regard.
Anyway, I've read a LOT of postings on this board that briefly refer to or describe a meet & greet, but never in any significant detail. I'd love to learn how you all approach these.
Obviously you meet at an agreed-upon public place, but once you recognize one another, this is where I get curious:
- Is it ever immediately awkward when you see her, she sees you, and your age difference is so stark that you feel guilty for even being there? (I know this sounds judgmental, it isn't intended that way. I think one thing holding me back is fear of how to behave in these types of situations / combinations that I have absolutely no experience with).
- Once you get over any initial awkward feelings, do you approach the conversation from a "tell me about yourself" standpoint?
- Is it more "what do we both want out of this / what got you to want to do this?" kind of discussion?
- Do you approach it as more of a first date or more of an interview? I realize there are problems with the analogy because a first date is often a vetting process, even if we don't call it that.).
Examples of M&G that have gone really poorly and really well?
Inching closer.
Cab.[/QUOTE]Welcome! Nice to see someone new actually thinking things through before jumping in. As testimonies here indicate there are pit falls out there, so it makes sense to ask and learn.
Hey, if you haven't seen it before, a few lines down from this thread on the main Richmond index page is a thread with the above title. Kind gents like Zcochran00 and JZLizard set up the thread, poured over THOUSANDS of posts and created this virtual "How To" reference. There is actually a section there: Meet & Greets (post #4).
[URL]http://www.usasexguide.info/forum/showthread.php?15100-Sugarbaby-Thread-Highlights-Index-and-FAQ&p=2480366&viewfull=1[/URL]#post2480366.
[I]NOTE: while the links work & take you to the post, the numbers are off a bit. For example, the hotlink took me to Varooms post, but it showed #222, not the listed #226. Probably some site maintenace issue that knocked the numbers off?[/I]
Not to stifle any discussion here as there are a wide range of opinions and approached to the bowl. Perhaps one has game / luck and the M&G is a formality prior to a visit to the FC? Otherwise it is just like any other relationship or first date. She is feeling you out as to safety, attraction, seriousness, etc. As a SD you want to do similar things- measure your attraction, her stability get a feel for her willingness.
What was initially written has me scratching my head, and perhaps that is on me for reading too much into this. But the M&G should not be too terribly socially awkward. 1) One could do a M&G only after one knows a bit about the girl such that it is just the meeting of old friends. 2) If one shows up and is nervous, unsure or hesitant it is possible that will show through to the girl and things will go badly. (remember- SBs often like confident successful men) 3) Hopefully one isn't chasing just any skirt because she is young, so part of the M&G is the little head pounding away at you to close the deal with such an attractive girl! But if one looks desperate or too eager to hit the FC, that can be a turn off too.
So it is a fine dance, seeped in psychology, gamesmanship and chemistry. Many approaches, many styles. Not one right for every situation.
Good Luck!
IS THIS concerning enough?
[QUOTE=FruitNinja;3737477]Predator sites? I'm not sure I understand this scam. Please elaborate for the greater good.[/QUOTE]
The scam is this: Someone poses as a SB, gets "uneducated" dude to respond and supply his cell phone number, picture and / or social media links. (or such is "mined" once guy reveals his true identity -real name, phone number tied to SM.) THEN said phone number, picture, other personal information AND actual texts of correspondence is entered in to a searchable website, a site with some name suggesting it is outing pedophiles or sexual predators or just demonstrating a dude is willing to pay for sex.
So, one does a Google search on their name, phone, number or whatever and here is the content of communications with "a girl" - which of course shows that the dude was looking for sex for money or other perversions. {Great find, especially when one is applying for a job, dating or applying for a loan or anything else the requires a background check.} Next step is an email to the target / victim claiming that they had been "discovered" on one of these sites and it was possible it was an error AND for a small "administration fee" of say $500 the website would conduct an investigation, and if found to be false, remove the "file. ".
Key point is that said websites are usually hosted in India or other off shore locations which is out of reach legally to most USA based victims. No way to get a court order to have info removed. BUT the fact is that if it is true, dude DID contact a girl then there is nothing "inaccurate" or malicious, so a court is going to be loath to get involved. Courts aren't a remedy when one is breaking the law or behaving badly.
So yeah, it is extortion of sorts but being off shore what can one do? Only option is pay the "fee" and hope the scammers are honest enough to take your info down off of their searchable site.
Look, years ago one of the most popular TV shows was a reoccurring segment on Dateline called "To Catch A Predator. " A vigilante organization called PJ worked with LE. [I]{text deleted that described show - site admin not likely to appreciate such}[/I] BUT the popular series was abruptly halted. Turns out some of the "tactics" employed by PJ did not live up to scrutiny and the TV show & LE could no longer be associated with the group. But the key is that PJ has not gone away, they continue to operate as an independent vigilante group. So there are "watchers" out there and groups not bound by normal legal constraints that could be phishing for your info.
Oh, and 4 years ago there was a scam running on BP as reported in this post and discussed in follow up posts/comments:
[url]http://www.usasexguide.info/forum/showthread.php?7280-BackPage-Advertiser-Reviews&p=2117372&viewfull=1#post2117372[/url]
All of this of course points to why it makes sense to have a hobby phone, not in one's name and a GV number layered on top of that! Oh and before one selects a GV number, might make sense to google it and see what pops up!