How to Be a Sugar Daddy: the Complete Guide to Living the Sugar Daddy Lifestyle Without Going Broke or Insane

Publisher Marketing: On Valentine's Day I was looking online for tips on Internet dating and came across an article on CNN.com that said, "Traditional dating as we know it, is dead." The singles population in all age brackets is exploding, and online dating is not getting it done. Men greatly out number women on most dating sites, and the very attractive women get so much email that even rich, good looking guys get ignored or lost in the shuffle. But there is one kind of online dating site where the hot girls outnumber the guys by as much as 10 to 1. Sugar daddy dating sites. "Don't you have to be rich and buy these girls a condo or something?" No! Not at all. Many young girls have recognized the benefit of dating someone older, successful, and more experienced, and they just need a little help each month. Some just want to be treated well and go out to nice places. Of course there are some that will rip out your soul as I learned the hard way! So let me show you how to navigate this fascinating world and not make all the painful and expensive mistakes I made. I'll show you: - How you can have a gorgeous sugar baby for less money than you imagine. - 5 questions to ask yourself to see if you are ready to be a sugar daddy. - 17 questions to help you figure out what you really want and find your perfect girl. - How to recognize the fun sugar babies and avoid the soul suckers. - How to get the most out of your sugar daddy dating site membership and keep costs down. - How to contact and meet potential sugar babies. - 18 critical things you must discuss, and agree to, when making an ongoing arrangement. Since making the jump to sugar daddy dating, I've had the time of my life. No more eating, seeing movies, and vacationing alone. It's been transformative for me. I know it will be transformative for you as well. Contributor Bio:  Richardson, William William J. Richardson S. J., Professor of Philosophy at Boston College, is the co-author of Lacan and Language: A Reader's Guide to the Ecrits.