Some Tips for Aspiring Sugar Baby

Sometimes the decision to get into the sugar bowl is inherently selfishly motivated. It starts with identifying a need that you have. For SBs, it’s typically a desire to get some financial help or perhaps to network with more established men, or means of leaving behind immature dating riff-raff. So you’ve decided to try out the sugar baby lifestyle now what? If all of your past rela­tion­ships have been more of the tra­di­tional nature, it might seem a lit­tle over­whelm­ing to step into the world of sugar dating. What should (and shouldn’t) an aspir­ing sugar baby do on a first date?

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Tips for Aspiring Sugar Baby

1. Don’t Come off Needy

Yes, your rent is due and college tuition has you stressed out in a big way, but if this is all you project to a POT, it can easily put him in a defensive position. When someone has their guard up, it’s difficult for the generosity to flow. Rather than reminding your POT about financial woes or asking when you’re getting your next bag, ask him how his day was. Maybe send him an email with an article about something related to his business or interest. Chances are he already read the information, but it shows that you are trying to connect with him and get on the same page. It shows that you understand what is important to him and that his success is important to you.

2. Know and Respect Your Com­fort Level

If you’re not com­fort­able doing some­thing, then don’t do it under any cir­cum­stances. A sugar baby should never com­pro­mise her val­ues, beliefs, morals, or ideas just to make a man happy, and if he per­sis­tently tries to pres­sure you into doing some­thing you’re not com­fort­able with, it’s time to cut him loose. A good exam­ple is sex; a lot of sugar babies choose to never sleep with their sugar daddy, and that’s made clear from the onset. As a sugar baby, you should always retain some sense of con­trol in the rela­tion­ship, no mat­ter how much older or richer he is. If you don’t want to do some­thing, stick to your guns and don’t let any­one else dic­tate what you will and won’t do as a sugar baby.

3. Be Appreciative

When you’re a sugar baby, it’s kind of assumed that you’ll be pam­pered and spoiled—sugar dad­dies under­stand that that’s part of the deal. But that doesn’t mean you should take it for granted. It’s still impor­tant to be grate­ful as a sugar baby and appre­ci­ate what he gives and does for you. This doesn’t nec­es­sar­ily mean you have to earn the gifts and extra spend­ing money, but refrain from com­ing across as greedy or enti­tled; not only is it an unat­trac­tive qual­ity in a sugar baby—or any woman, for that matter—but it’s demean­ing and insult­ing to him.

For more reading: Be A Better Sugar Baby