Fancy Girl

My girlfriend who is doing a PhD told me that she started working at a restaurant on the side for extra cash.  She said she could make $100 in 4 hours working as a waitress.  I had mixed feelings hearing about it.  I had Mario a.k.a. Rebecca over last night.  My job is to dress him up as a woman and just talk to him for a couple of hours (he is having an identity crisis) over a bottle of wine or whiskey he brings,  and he gives me $100 every time he sees me.  I usually get $500 per date from a SD if it's once-a-month arrangement.  I ask for $2000-$3000 monthly allowance for a full time arrangement (once a week or less usually).  I became a sugar baby because I needed some cash on the side and now mainly to support my sister.  This became a big part of my life and I don't think I ever want to supplement my income waiting tables.  Never!  I'm not saying being a sugar baby is easier, becasue it is not.  I waste a lot of time with fake SDs all the time.  But I love fine dining with successful/powerful guys.  I love five star hotels.  I love fancy gifts.  I love feeling fancy.  I will keep this life style until I find myself a real boyfriend/husband.

I went on a first date with Mr. T.  He was a single guy.  I should have seen it as a red flag, as I never had any luck with a single SD in sugar dating.  They say whatever and agree to whatever prior to the first date, but I always always find that they are looking for a real/serious relationship only and never comfortable with giving out cash.  They all serioulsly waste my time.  The website is called "seeing arrangement".  If they are not seeking an arrangement, they need to go to match.com (most of them actually have tried regular dating sites already though).  We had fun and great conversation at a nice place but it was getting clear to me that he was looking for a future wife, not an arrangement.  He never had a sugar baby before.  I didn't even think he knew what arrangement meant.  I'm sure he could afford my allowance, but that will happen only after we date for a while and if he sees me as a potential future wife.  What a waste of time.  I really should stick to married SDs.  They all usually want to start an arrangement on a first or second date and they know exactly what they want right away.

I'm finishing reading "Mockingjay" now and thinking hard about what to read next on my new kindle.  There are just so many books I want to read!  I will pick from these 3 books; "Fifty shades of grey" (I hear so much about it) or "Diary of a married call girl" (I have the first book and been dying to read the second book) or "A game of thrones" (both Mr. G and Dr. K strongly recommend it).