Busting a UTR masquerading as a student
I had a couple of coffee dates last week with a girl from SA, and decent visit to the FC. She claimed to be attending a local University, but was on break last week. She had told me she could meet me any day after 10 am which I thought strange for a student. I inquired about her class schedule and she said all of her classes ended by 10 am. Ok. It's possible but.
Today she txt's me at 8:30 am saying she's at the gym for the next hour. I txt back saying. I thought you had class!
I've not heard back. LOL!
New App for day time hotel space
[URL]https://www.beewake.com/[/URL]
I just saw this. It probably will only be useful to the brothers in large cities and silicon valley for now. Hopefully, it takes off. I've not tried it yet to see how works.
Concerning the posting of your pictures on s. A.
I'm on s. A. And have been for a couple years. I don't have a picture on s. A. And will not send a picture through the site. I tell her I will email or text a picture, the picture I send was taken in the mall from a distance say 40 feet or so. I'm not looking at the camera, if I was approached with that picture, obviously someone took my picture without my permission and is trying to steal my identity.
Paranoid for good reason.
[QUOTE=BaldEagle;2844862]I'm on s. A. And have been for a couple years. I don't have a picture on s. A. And will not send a picture through the site. I tell her I will email or text a picture, the picture I send was taken in the mall from a distance say 40 feet or so. I'm not looking at the camera, if I was approached with that picture, obviously someone took my picture without my permission and is trying to steal my identity.[/QUOTE]You can right click on any SA photo and have Google do a search online for the image.
I would say about 1 in 10 profiles I have checked lead to their real identity via Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn.
Do the same for any photo your are using. The fact you email it does not exempt it from being subject to right click Google Search. Strong cropping helps fool the search algorithm.
I will kiss you on the lips if ever I meet you!
[QUOTE=BikeRider;2844614][URL]https://www.beewake.com/[/URL]
I just saw this. It probably will only be useful to the brothers in large cities and silicon valley for now. Hopefully, it takes off. I've not tried it yet to see how works.[/QUOTE]Holy shit, Bike! I just downloaded this and gave it a test spin. It's fantastic. It pulled up two hotel rooms near me for a third of what they would normally rent for overnight, indicated they were available immediately and I could book through the app and pay when I checked in!
I'm certain another SD invented this app, and I'll kiss him too!
Peace,
Scott.
My first excursion on SB sites
I've been out of the "monger" game for a few years now, but I've often been tempted by the rise of the sugarbaby (SB) online world. I had a few (3) SB relationships via the bar scene years ago, and almost feel like I "invented" the concept. Based on the reports here, it seems so much easier and efficient online.
I made a profile on SD4 M, it seemed to be less overhead than SA, though I've heard that SA is more of a college crowd which would be better for me. I may try SA later. My profile pic was a software blend of my face and another guy's face. I texted or emailed about 20 girls in the area, met three from the site, and had one SB relationship lasting two months, which ended strangely. Let's call her Mary. She was 19 and told me I was her third sexual partner.
It was nice while it lasted. A true GFE: kissing, friendship, wet pussy, orgasisms, etc. She was intelligent, which I liked. Mary's SD4 M profile went unused during the time I knew her. The other SB prospects I met seemed to be professional SB, as they remained active online during the time I was on the site. Mary said she wanted to be monogamous with her SD. At my age (early 50's) it was amazing to find an attractive 19 yo who responded to me like that. I'm pretty sure it was real.
After two months, Mary called it off, citing moral qualms about taking money from my family. She was also unhappy with how much I paid her (200/ visit / week). But after breaking up, a remarkable sequence of events occurred. I was contacted by a friend in her dormitory, also a cute college freshman, who said my offer was adequate and she thought I was handsome. I was tempted, but it just seemed too weird for me, so I passed. Within a few days this led to more strange events: Mary trying to get back with me, her dorm friend sending angry messages (thank goodness for anonymous phone / email) and finally Mary giving up again.
I'd like to have one SB who is at least semi-normal and remain with her for a long time, but without getting too serious and as long as she accepts my budget. I think I'll try again.
Real life intersects fantasy
[QUOTE=CephlapodLove;2847377]Semi-normal? What is that? No surprise that an inexperienced very young girl might get cold feet in the middle of the game? Perhaps she got found out by her roomie or BFF and when that embarrassment hit she backed out with a face saving excuse about taking money from your family? But nothing in what was reported about her sounds like she was inappropriate or "not normal."[/QUOTE]The bowl is such a mind-blower to those of us from an older generation that it's easy to get caught up in the fantasy-come-true aspect. But amidst the UTR's, the players, the GPS girls, and the way-out-there free spirits, there really are some SB's that are grounded in normalcy. It's easy to forget that behind the fantasy there can be a girl living a pretty routine life, dealing with roommates, family, friends, etc.
These girls can be quite a find, assuming you walk the fine line between enjoying the intimacy yet keeping a healthy distance.