Daddy Seeking Son
Sugar daddy seeking son
I'm an attending physician and I earn, let's put it this way, more per month than I can spend on my own. I live in a penthouse with a wonderful view. I'm athletic and love to travel. I regularly attend conferences in places like Qatar, Singapore, and Argentina. I'm also gay and single. So why look for a daddy-seeks-son arrangement instead of a partner my own age?[caption id="attachment_483" align="aligncenter" width="495"]
Daddy seeking son[/caption]
I'm a gay sugar daddy
I love my freedom and don't want to tie myself down for the rest of my life. My lifestyle is that of a young man, so that's who I'm looking for. I'm happy to admit that I'm vain, which is why I want to show up in front of my friends in the evening with a good-looking sugar boy. Daddy seeking son simply means that I'm looking for an attractive younger man who likes to go out and do things.The "daddy seeking son" topic is underrepresented
Unfortunately, the topic of "daddy seeking son" is completely underrepresented in the gay community. Apparently people only expect relationships like this in heterosexual partnerships, while with two men most people assume that "daddy seeking son" is about strange kinks. That's why it's especially hard for someone like me to find a suitable toy boy. I have little time for the search for a partner anyway because my life is so full of activities. So I was delighted when I discovered MyGaySugardaddy, the only "daddy seeking son" website out there for me.[caption id="attachment_484" align="aligncenter" width="466"] Daddy seeking son: a relationship with sugar boys and toy boys[/caption]
"Daddy seeking son" and what I think about it
I'm well aware of the "daddy seeking son" dilemma. In our society, bored housewives gossip about relationships like this, not to mention about gay men. How do I see it? Quite simply: I have no problem at all if a young man is interested in me mainly because of my money, quite the opposite. Money is there to be spent. I'd rather invest in a young partner than spend it on stuff I don't need.What do I have to offer as a daddy?
What I have to offer can be clearly defined: I support my sugar boy financially in his life, for example with his tuition. I take him along on trips, to the best hotels. I invite him to Michelin-starred restaurants. I give him the things he dreams of. And I also introduce him to my network. He gets to know people in the business world. I can open every door for my sugar boy.[caption id="attachment_485" align="aligncenter" width="466"]
A sugar boy makes his daddy happy[/caption]