As promised this week will be all about sugar safety. A lot of sugar relationships come to an end because the SD’s significant other becomes suspicious, or worse, finds out about his infidelities. This is neither pretty nor cheap. Of course none of us wants this as it takes the sweetness of sugar dating out.
Lesson Number 1
Get a mischief email
Maybe this should be common sense but it is not. I cannot tell you how many times a potential SD has emailed me from his work email. While this puts me at ease about his identity it is not a good safety measure. What if an Sugar Daddy runs into someone who is not an SB and is only looking to cause him trouble. Blackmail? No one wants that. So please please please get an email account dedicated to sugar daddy dating only.
Be careful not to enter your full name when filling out the email application!
Tip of the day: Obtain a gmail address and then request google voice using the same account! Talk about seamless integration!
You don’t know what google voice is? Well stay tuned, as tomorrow I will go into the wonderful world of google voice.
TooSpoiled writes: Diamond watch from Mr. World Traveler.
SugarCookie writes: Christmas present from my sugar daddy, a diamond tennis bracelet with diamond earrings.
LatinMama writes: My first sugar baby purchase, Gucci Purse!
Hotbod writes: I love Birthday's, Louis Vuitton and purse from Mr. Beemer.
Chocolatelove writes: One of my many shopping sprees with my sugar daddy, Christian Louboutin and a diamond necklace.
Sweetness69 writes: All I have to say is I love being a sugar baby!
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