Sugar baby

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A sugar baby is a type of mistress who dates wealthy, older men, while receiving cash and expensive gifts in exchange for being in the relationship.[1] The practice is known as sugaring. This emerging trend has produced the highest number of sugar babies in the United States, followed by Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia and Colombia.[2] In America, students are able to find men through online dating services with such names as "Sugardaddie", "SeekingArrangement", "SugarDaddyForMe", and "MutualArrangements".[3][4][5][6] The site SeekingArrangement claims to have over 1.4 million students among its members, comprising 42 percent of registrants. Almost one million of these are in the United States.[7] According to one of the main websites that connects the two parties, 36% of what they receive goes to tuition payments, while 23% is used to pay rent. The rest is spent on books, transportation, clothes, and other items.[2]

Legal status

The online sites used for introducing people who may negotiate sugar arrangements are technically dating sites. Membership on one site in 2016 was $70 a month for sugar daddies, but free for sugar babies. What happens after the initial date, whether much or nothing, involving sex or not, is between the parties.[8]

See also

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  1. 'Sugar Baby' Reveals Why Married Men Cheat With Her For Thousands Of Dollars (VIDEO)
  2. 2.0 2.1 Sugaring: A New Kind of Irresistible
  3. Confessions of a college sugar baby | Lifestyle from CTV News
  4. The Secret World of Sugar Babies
  5. Student shares experiences as a sugar baby: Not all gifts, glamour | UGAnews | redandblack.com
  6. UNM ranked No. 16 in top 20 Sugar Baby Schools | Albuquerque Journal
  7. Where the Sugar Babies Are - The Atlantic
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