Sugar Babies are not good Girlfriends
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Whore is just easier to type and spell than prostitute which is what they are and it’s only disrespectful to call a civilian a whore or prostitute when they are not one.....
Just because some whores chooses to get offended by it doesn’t mean they aren’t one, some janitors might get offended if there called a janitor but that doesn’t mean there not a janitor just because they want to be called maintenance manager or some stupid term they made up....
Escorts come on now I don’t need to explain myself to some cocky pansy english teacher who doesn’t understand that an escort is a legal job in many states where prostitution is not....
Just because some whores chooses to get offended by it doesn’t mean they aren’t one, some janitors might get offended if there called a janitor but that doesn’t mean there not a janitor just because they want to be called maintenance manager or some stupid term they made up....
Escorts come on now I don’t need to explain myself to some cocky pansy english teacher who doesn’t understand that an escort is a legal job in many states where prostitution is not....
That argument is ridiculous.
1. How dumb are you that you you think prostitute is hard to spell?
2. The N word is easier to type and say than African American. That's no excuse to call someone that word.
3. You say it's only disrespectful to civilians? So you think it's a sign of respect to call an escort a whore? You call them that to their faces then?
First of all, if someone asks you to call them something, then you should call them that. If the guy who cleans my office says he's a sanitation engineer, then I'm going to call him a sanitation engineer. That's just showing respect for another human being. But aside from respecting someone's choice of title, Janitor isn't a derogatory word. Whore is.
1. How dumb are you that you you think prostitute is hard to spell?
2. The N word is easier to type and say than African American. That's no excuse to call someone that word.
3. You say it's only disrespectful to civilians? So you think it's a sign of respect to call an escort a whore? You call them that to their faces then?
First of all, if someone asks you to call them something, then you should call them that. If the guy who cleans my office says he's a sanitation engineer, then I'm going to call him a sanitation engineer. That's just showing respect for another human being. But aside from respecting someone's choice of title, Janitor isn't a derogatory word. Whore is.
To me that's kind of a good point. OTOH John doesn't have the same derogatory tone as some of the female terms. Ditto for client for other reasons. OTOOH many SBs would not favor John or client IMO. There may not be a best term here, I don't know. Even SB and SD are just probably on the other side of things kind of cutesy so I don't really like either as just silly in a way. I really don't know it's etymology but I'd venue at least SD is probably an old term.
On a related note, many SBs will use hun, love and dear. I also noticed too that there is different in texting versus being together in person in use of those terms.
On a related note, many SBs will use hun, love and dear. I also noticed too that there is different in texting versus being together in person in use of those terms.
I'd put "John" and "whore" in the same category. Same with "trick." (SB and SD are less so and sound cutesy, as you said.) My point was that they are all derogatory in my view and none of us should be proud to be labeled as such. So how about we just stop with the labeling and just call the girls providers.
It creeps me out and it doesn't at the same time. So I usually don't use it but if a SB does I'll go along with it sometimes it can be playful etc. Same with calling her SB it's kind of creepy, silly and ok all at once. I'd say all this too even if the SB was younger, my age range, or even older. In conclusion for me it's more contextual. Maybe I kind of group it with dirty talk, sometimes you do it, sometimes you don't.
Yup, they certainly know what it entails on their end.
Dropping out of college may not be all that bad as it depends upon their studies. For example taking a degree in interpretive dance or black history studies financed with student loans may not be the most wise career move someone can make.
On the other hand, putting away in good investments the proceeds of signing up on SA (for) what it entails on their end may not be all that bad of a career move.
Dropping out of college may not be all that bad as it depends upon their studies. For example taking a degree in interpretive dance or black history studies financed with student loans may not be the most wise career move someone can make.
On the other hand, putting away in good investments the proceeds of signing up on SA (for) what it entails on their end may not be all that bad of a career move.