Late night reads

I love reading, either trashy fictions or the 'useful' ones.

It always me reminds me, I had the New Scientist magazine in my hands, my head lying on Pepper's chest. Everything would seem so right that moment, that I would never want to let go.

The feelings I had for Pep was extremely intense. I still don't figure out why at the end. I guess I am not only a sweet tooth, I also got slightly obsessed with the bad food as well.

I felt less lonely through reading someone's life who is more exciting and fascinating. Seeing yourself as nothing when comparing the heroine in the books are good.

A cuppa coffee and some macaroons, let me be fat. It's fine, I won't see Shotter in 2 weeks time. I can let myself off for a while.

Is there any good reads about a sugarbaby life? Recommend any?

Sugarbaby Personal Statement & UCAS applications

Dear Bloggers,

It's September. Is there any SBs like me, working on their UCAS personal statements?

I wish I could put 'Seeking Arrangements' as my extra curricular activities. We all know how much efforts we made as being a Sugarbaby. It is definitely all about time-management, good communication skills, marketing techniques...

Good luck to all your applications!

It all began, at 17.

I have been in a long term SB-SD relationship for over a year now, exclusive to one SD only. (Well, most of the time)  

The Sugar-hunting starts all the way back in 2012. And now, I am still in the bowl, never left and don't intend to so far. 

Looking back, I think I am REALLY lucky. 

Comparing to other SB bloggers I came across, I am definitely not the professionals. Being a SB is mainly due to boredom in my social life initially, but at this point, I am so glad that I did. 

No denials, a mutual-beneficial relationship is about a man who is willing to offer cash and gifts to a young, pretty girl. And SEX is usually on the table. Moreover, it is not just about the money. In my case, all the SDs and POTS have really helped me to gain my own perspective so much.

The Past
At the beginning, I met my first SD. DJ 's at his late 20's and single, so it wasn't too bad as a kick-start for me. He is charming, very well-brought up, the type of person who was born with a silver spoon (shovel, actually) in his mouth. However, all these things doesn't make him a good SD. He never offered me things that I reasonably deserved. But as I said, he was very charming. And I truly enjoys spending time with him, so this relationship stayed for another 6 months, until I realised that I was in love with him. Everything ends with tears and regrets, we never talked since then.

The Present
Very soon, I met my second SD - Mister. The only man who I am with now. He is in his early 40's, married. He got the looks that you would  expect on a Sugardaddy, in a good way. He is physically fit, probably fitter than me to be honest, at least he hits the gym weekly.

From a call-girl to a Sugarbaby

He is very smart, and a great conversationalist, as well as a listener too. The key thing is? He KNOWS how to be a good Sugardaddy, he KNOWS how to lead such a relationship. Especially when I am the type of person who doesn't know how to ask for things, I am so relieved that I met a man who knows when to offer.