Is it normal to have many boyfriends, all of whom buy stuffs for me?

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I’m a single mom –sexy and quite pretty– with one kid. I work as a contractual employee in a big company. I wasn’t born rich and on my own, I always had trouble making ends meet. I used to play varsity in college and continued my athletic career in the corporate world. Hence, I meet a lot of men during sports festivals and inter-agency sports competition. I am very friendly (or flirty.. it depends..) and enjoy the attention guys give me. I transform these encounters into “relationships” where my ulterior motive is of them to buy what I want (e.g., cell phone,) or be able to go places with them without spending anything. Of course, I have to give them what they all want: sex. There is even this driver who I had to blow and had sex with so that he will always drive me home to our province or drive me malls while using our company’s service vehicle.

As a matter of principle, I ask for cash. Rather I just give them the best sex they ever had in order to buy me stuffs and things and take me to places that I want. Most of my co-workers do not know of my sexual adventures and most are envious that I always have a generous boyfriend (who, like the rest of my other so-called “boyfriends,” don’t know that I am doing him along with several other guys on the side).

IS THIS NORMAL?

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Based on 14 votes (6 yes)
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  • Imposturously_yours
    11 years ago

    Like it was said by DJ and Nora -just become a prostitute, cause that's exactly what you're doing. So might aswell call things the right names and make some cash... I suppose not all of them do crack and chill on the corners. There's a higher class of escort and you might wanna try that.

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  • NoraBaker
    11 years ago

    It seems to be quite an interesting trick. Prostitution without having to actually call yourself a prostitute. No shame in not being a hooker.

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    • Angel_in_a_Glass_Dress
      11 years ago

      actually it's still prostitution. giving out sex in return for payment...

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      • NoraBaker
        11 years ago

        Oh, that's what I was going for. Trying to recreate a plausible train of thought as if it were the original poster's trying to believe it not to be prostitution. I thought the sarcasm had come across. :\

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        • Angel_in_a_Glass_Dress
          11 years ago

          woops. sorry.

          yeah, sarcasm can be kinda hard to convey in text only sometimes.

          =)

          (and no i'm not being sarcastic)

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  • [Old Memory]
    11 years ago

    This is funny, I can smell a troll post a mile away and normally something like this would be one. Though I dont think it is, the grammar and sentence formation suggests to me that this is a real life story.

    If you think your co-workers dont know about what you are doing you must be really stupid. Just quit the job and be an escort.

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  • Bad_girl19
    11 years ago

    This is not prostitution or escorting (whatever you wish to call it). This lovely lady is not soliciting for money or objects of value, but she gets it as a part of the "relationship expectations". If the guy doesn't like it, he can end the relationship. Clearly, she has something to give (not just sex, I'm sure), but she has needs and, being fairly poor, needs money and/or gifts.

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  • Justsomejerk
    11 years ago

    Sure, not everyone has self worth.

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