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01-14-19 09:50 #16056Senior Member

Posts: 299I don't know what kind of girls you're looking for but the cute, non-fat, college-age girls get a shit ton of messages every day from guys all over the country. For them to bother with going through hoops for someone they've never met or talked to is fairly slim. It will work with pros (high volume) and girls that are not getting much attention (non-whites, fat girls, older gals). Always remember that the blonde, 110 lbs, 20 yo hottie you're looking at is getting a thousand messages whenever she logs on SA.
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01-14-19 02:20 #16055Senior Member

Posts: 164Bitcoin
I use Bitcoin, it is anonymous.
Originally Posted by FarFarAway
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01-14-19 01:44 #16054Senior Member

Posts: 27Nada interest if non paid account?
So recently joined SA.
Thought I could "fav" some profiles. And I mentioned in profile description to message me their number if interested in my profile.
I was hopimg to use the technique mentioned here to read a message without premium membership.
But to my surprise I get no messages or even favs back.
Is it experience of seniors that you hear back from girls you initiate a message with?
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01-14-19 01:07 #16053Senior Member

Posts: 137Agreed, stereotyping is counterproductive
If anything, millenials and post-millenials are one of the most diverse group you'll run into. Everything from hardcore "Yes daddy own my pussy" kink from hard-line conservatives to stable polyamorous girls, to girls in not-so-stable poly relationships, to semi-pro girls just trying to make ends meet but haven't a clue as to go about it in this line of work. It's just freakin' all over the place.
Originally Posted by EvilTmp
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Time and patience will inevitably year a compatible person, just like civvie dating.
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01-13-19 22:16 #16052Senior Member

Posts: 299Wow, that's awfully cynical.
Originally Posted by Rustyshk
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Let me chime in and share my experience. Millenials and post-millenials are like any other generation in that there are all kinds of people, dreams, aspirations, desires, and personalities. They are not lazier, less ambitious, dumber, or worse than your generation (whatever that may be). Yes, they grew up with the internet and smart phones but it only means they know they can google something anytime they want and access any bits of information they want.
The chattiest girls I've ever met were post-millenials and they absolutely loved the attention of an older guy (duh, daddy issues) and were looking for a bona-fide stable relationship with said older guy. The hooker behavior of sleeping with someone for money no matter the disgust level has always been around. It's not called the oldest profession for nothing.
There's absolutely nothing to be gained from stereotyping younger generations. They're no better or worse than when you were that age. It's your perspective that's changed, that's all. Approach them like the individuals that they are and you'll get better mileage and relationships as a result. Peace out.
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01-13-19 19:53 #16051Regular Member

Posts: 18ADHD! Ha!
Amen! Google the Nicki Minaj interview with Ellen. She goes on and on about how her generation hates to cuddle. That's why I love the civvies under 30! God bless Tinder! They don't want to get married, definitely don't want kids right now. They want to meet up, bang it out and get back to it. They don't want to actually "hang-out. " So I bang the sh** out of them, get out of their hair fast, and wait for them to call me the next time they're horny. And you're absolutely right about the ADHD. Every time I try to sit and have a conversation with them, their eyes glaze over. It looks like their head's about to pop off.
Originally Posted by Rustyshk
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01-13-19 14:50 #16050Regular Member

Posts: 18Age difference
The oldest millennials are turning 38 yrs old in 2019. You're not only trying to connect with millennial SBs, but now you're dealing with the "post-millennials. " They are a completely different species. If you're trying to connect with girls under the age of 32, you have to realize that their likes and dislikes are 100% different than yours. Women over 40 love to be taken out to dinner and wined and dined. Young girls, love GrubHub. They're not big on human interaction unless its sex. The younger generation does not like commitment. When they want to have sex, they text a 21 yr old boy and ask him if he wants to "Netflix and chill. " When I first heard this phrase, I assumed it meant that they would watch a movie and have sex. I found out from my niece that they never watch the movie at all. The guy is coming over for sex and then he leaves immediately. They no more want to chat and have idle conversation with each other, much less US. The newer generation hates small talk. They don't want to chat and send pics unless they're going to get something. A hot millenial does not want to sit and listen to a man in his 40's /50's ramble about his hobbies and lifelong accomplishments unless she's getting paid. It's excruciating for millenials to have to sit through that. Most of them have ADHD. Sitting still without a phone or video game in their hands is very difficult for them psychologically. Young girls are trying to get banged and run, whether they're leaving with money or not.
Originally Posted by LongLasting
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01-13-19 13:22 #16049Regular Member

Posts: 18SD sites.
Seeking arrangements has the biggest selection. I always have luck when I travel too.
Originally Posted by Rustyshk
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01-13-19 12:27 #16048Senior Member

Posts: 3262International debit card.
A pre-paid card that can be used for purchases to merchants outside the US is a bit of a holy grail. It seems like SA has a payment system that can tolerate the readily available Visa Vanilla cards, that aren't advertised as such. Several other sites, including Secret Benefits and the email vendor I prefer, hushmail, don't have this. Are any of you SDs familiar w / a card that overcomes this issue? Specifics please. What is it, exactly, and where do you buy yours?
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01-13-19 07:58 #16047Regular Member

Posts: 18Best SD sites.
I've been on SA for a while. I tried Seeking Benefits, but it was a bunch of BS. How about what's your price?
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01-11-19 17:05 #16046Banned Member

Posts: 79Thanks much, great advice. I've gotten a lot of tips here. Had some good luck and sometimes spent too much or didn't do my homework first. It's all a journey. I'm in Tampa area, there are a ton of pros posing as SB on SA here. Caveat emptor!
Originally Posted by ErnestLl
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01-10-19 14:20 #16045Senior Member

Posts: 880Its all in how you treat them.
Don't make them feel like ***** -- until you are pulling their hair and they scream "fuck me in the ass daddy" and they ask you to.
Originally Posted by LongLasting
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20 something boys are boys and SBs want a man. They don't care how old they are -- for the most part -- so long as you cross the threshold of being fit and attractive, what they really want is someone to treat them like the princess they think they are. Admittedly, some have daddy issues and are especially attracted to men who could be their dads, just as some are repulsed by the idea. Granted, I've only dipped below 20 2 x and both had serious daddy issues.
Send them flowers, buy them a gift (not just lingerie and toys) they can show off to friends. They are addicted to RomComs but live in a world of clueless wimps. They like manly men, but can't admit it to their Me Too addled friends and co-workers.
Compliment them. Tell them how pretty they are (not just hot or sexy) and compliment their hair, outfit / shoes. And especially when you are banging them, tell them how lucky you are such a gorgeous young thing will share her time (and 2 to 3 holes) with you.
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01-10-19 06:49 #16044Banned Member

Posts: 32Just wondering, with such an age difffernce between you and your SBs, what is your approach to connecting with them? I just find I don't have any life experiences in common with real young ladies. Is there a particular kind of gal you look for?
Originally Posted by DogBert77
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01-08-19 21:40 #16043Awaiting Email Confirmation

Posts: 1287I always make a genuine effort to leave them slightly better off than I found them. I almost always learn something about them and help them see something that's at the root of whatever issues they might be having, or share some life experience that gets them thinking in the right direction. Every now and then I will get a comment along the lines of "See, this is what I needed out of this. I never had anyone to even care enough to explain that to me" (in other words absent daddy syndrome, usually), and when I do get those comments it's very rewarding to hear. Whether or not the advice ever really impact their lives positively, I'll never know.
Originally Posted by GuyInTheCorner
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Every now and then I get a drama queen or some signs of stability issues. If it's something I'm unable to defuse or fix, I just make sure I don't aggravate the problem.
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01-07-19 16:42 #16042Senior Member

Posts: 276Money and Photos
I agree with everyone downstream — these are two factors that I often look to for weeding out purposes. Agree with most of JZ's points (though I like curvy and even hourglass big so long as I know in advance). I also generally agree that discussing allowance up front is a red flag. However there are exceptions. Sometimes you need to talk the talk with a woman that is new to this to get her comfortable. I look at when and how the topic comes up. If it is in the first few messages I am usually done. If it is before we have moved to text and I have shared a pic I am usually done. I'm ok with it after we have had a real convo.
Switching gears, I just learned that a friend's 30 something daughter passed away suddenly, unexpectedly, and due to suicide. She fit the profile of a typical SB in many ways — outgoing, attractive, vivacious, yet also complicated, struggling, and living beyond her means. I say this just as a gentle reminder to us to be mindful of mental health as much as physical and emotional health.






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