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WHILE many men market themselves as sugar daddies, there are also women who make it their priority to be sugar babies, and cash, and no other factor, determines the men’s attractiveness.
“The assumption is that the money will be in endless supply and that your lifestyle will improve tremendously,” said relationship counsellor Wayne Powell.
“It may mean that you may have to endure emotional and physical abuse, but for some women this is a small price to pay for the things that money can buy.”
Powell said many women will say they won’t date “bruk pocket” men, and men who are limited in terms of finances may not have much to put on the table.
However, he warned that if your sole reason for entering a relationship is for monetary benefit, then if and when the tides turn, so will your interest.
But despite the warning, there are still a few women who are adamant that if there isn’t sufficient cash flow, then there’s no loving, even if Mr Moneyman looks like Gully Bop.
They insist that gone are the days when Prince Charming came with a handsome face, perfect teeth, and a chiselled body. Nowadays the prince is the one who comes with the bigger pay cheque, and that’s all that matters.
Andrea T, 42:
As long as I’m being taken care of financially, he could be ugly as sin. In these days and times, looks don’t matter, neither does being loved. You have to look after yourself, and most people enter relationships for financial stability.
Rachel R, 26:
No money, no love, no call back.
Annaleise B, 23:
He has to have money and has to be working a job where he can support himself. Mi nah deh wid no scabby.
Tasheika H, 34:
I don’t care how he looks. Recession still a gwaan, so as long as him not beating me or giving me STDs, him money is enough.
Janelle D, 25:
I have needs and it’s a 50/50 situation. I take care of you, or serve as the girl you pose with, while you take care of me financially– pay my tuition, take care of my clothes, nails, hair, health and recreational costs.
Heather L, 29:
Looks mean nothing these days. If you can’t support me financially, then you’re really not in my league. I date men for money over looks, because at the end of the day I want to rest assured that if something happens or if I’m really in need I can call on him.
Channel B, 30:
Firstly if he doesn’t have a job, I’m not looking his way. Secondly, what type of job? If it isn’t one I know is paying big bucks, he could continue being handsome because it won’t matter. No money, no luck.
Rochelle P, 32:
Without a doubt it’s money over looks. I can’t carry looks to the supermarket or to the bank or the insurance agency or to the bill collectors, the spa or the hairdresser. Yes, I think about how my children will look, but money and a good personality do it for me.
