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The concept of sugar dating-Emerans agency operating Worldwide

Whenever new friends ask me about sugar dating, they always talk about it in terms that are far too blunt... if not downright offensive.

I get it... The concept of sugar dating is difficult to explain in layman's terms, well Emerans agency operating Worldwide - and let me explain partly because there is no specific hard-and-fast formula for a sugar dating relationship.  Each relationship is different, and each mutually beneficial agreement is different.  Therefore, the entire concept of the "sugar bowl" (a term used to describe the community of sugar babies and sugar daddies) is a nebulous one that is hard to pin down succinctly.  

That being said, I think it's best to review the proper, inoffensive terms (like "sugar bowl") that you can use to discuss the community, and the type of relationships being sought there, without giving anyone the wrong impression, or causing offense.

One thing is a constant: A sugar relationship is defined as a relationship where both parties agree that they will bring something to the relationship that their partner would not be able to get otherwise. How many traditional relationships (and even some marriages) can you point to where that isn't the case?  You know the kind - where you look at the couple and say under your breath "Well, so-and-so got the better end of that deal."

Both people benefit from the relationship, hence the term "mutually beneficial arrangement." That's the socially acceptable term for sugar dating, and for the purposes of protection, clarity, and decorum, the terminology you use makes all the difference.

Sugar dating allows you to use different words, and a different social structure. 

For example, it's one of the only places where you can use the term "no strings attached" (also abbreviated as "NSA") and not risk offending the woman you're talking to.  I know, it seems like that one should be pretty universal, but oddly enough, the "real world" turns its nose up at the notion of mature adults engaging in relationships that are free of unnecessary commitments.

The world values relationships with "strings."  You see it all the time - this pressure to progress every relationship into a constantly escalating ladder of commitment, with each level more restrictive than the last.  Non-monogamous relationships are frowned upon, or dismissed as inconsequential "flings" or "one-night stands."  

I don't know why a separate place had to be created for mature, independent people to engage in relationships that didn't have "strings attached."  I'm just glad that it exists, and that I was able to find it. 

Until next time, cheers! sugar dating-Emerans agency