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Sugar Daddy
Hi, I'm the girl who made the post about finding a Sugar Daddy to help me with my financial situation. I wasn't sure how else to "message you" like you asked me to in your answer.
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Hi,
sorry if that message was short and abrupt but I needed to get your attention on it because I don't want you to ruin your life. Please listen carefully, I know that a sugar daddy seems cool, fun, and everything you need to pay off your debt, it won't. You seem to have experienced it for a bit and you saw that they weren't so great. I am also a college student, I'm graduating soon and I've lived with one of my best friends for the past 2 and a half years and she has been a sugar baby for the past couple of years and she is just ruining her life. She went on at least 30 different dates with different sugar daddies and she is also a very attractive and smart girl with a very bright future and GPA. She comes from a middle class family but she did it because her family is falling apart and she is also worried about her financial situation. She made only about 3,000 dollars in total and we live in New york city (manhattan), a place where it is filled with really rich sugar daddies and she still barely got paid to pay for anything decent. Her reputation is ruined and everything in her life is getting worse and she is not emotionally stable and she might have ended up with an STD and she's had many pregnancy scares.
You seem like a beautiful and smart girl and I know you're worried about your financial situation, you probably go to a private college, avoid sex work. First off, if you think you're not getting enough financial aid, APPEAL, IT WORKS! I've appealed many times and i come from a family that isn't wealthy at all but can afford my education for now but the financial aid office helped me. GO TO YOUR FINANCIAL AID OFFICE and explain your situation and ask to appeal! Also, if you're only piling debt, you should take a break next semester and figure out on getting a full time job for only a semester to at;least catch up with your financial situation, if it's that desperate. It's okay to take a break, the average graduation rate is 5 years for college students, NOT 4, that's a myth so don't worry if you graduate later, it's better than piling more debt. Also, consider transferring to a cheaper program or school. Btw, what are you majoring in, maybe I can help you figure out what you can do in that field and how you can go about it, I'm pretty good at things like since my relatives are counselors on stuff like that. If you want to email me more about this stuff, please don't hesitate, my email is jenniferk5858@gmail.com I know what you're going through because I've seen this happen to many people, I go to a school and live in an area that is full of kids like this!
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