Quote: @Vikergirl said:
@ supafreak84 said:
@ Vikergirl said:
@ claykenny said:
Yeah, attractive women going after rich guys is a recent phenomenon… Some of you are so historically illiterate that it’s comical.
Same goes for rich guys going after women based on looks. Nothing new, still bashing the women for it too. It takes two. The guys are part of the equation and making decisions too but I guess it doesn't matter what he does
You are correct, but the question was when did the "sugar daddy" culture become en vogue? It's become a "no big deal" kind of thing now and you have more women looking to be "spoiled" or start careers on Onlyfans than get actual job skills to have a career. Feminists in this country must be losing their shit over the new generation
There are so many different kinds of feminists. The sugar daddy thing is not new. There have always been rich guys looking for a trophy to maintain. The guys are making the decision too. I am not saying it's right or wrong, I am calling out the hypocrisy. No one says anything about the guy with the 20 something, he gets kudos and high fives
thats because guys as a group are dogs, we bring out the worst in each other in most cases. Strong girls/women historically IMO have been more concerned about their social image and wouldnt want that stigma of being the gold digger, or nothing more than arm candy to some rich dude. and theres always the romantic aspect, I doubt most little girls dream about growing up to be a rich guys show piece, where as most teenage boys all think they will someday have a hottie for a gf/wife. ( somewhere Diane Lane is thinking about me... I am sure of it :p .)
Quote: @minny65 said:
@ StickyBun said:
@ JimmyinSD said:
@ StickyBun said:
@ claykenny said:
Yeah, attractive women going after rich guys is a recent phenomenon… Some of you are so historically illiterate that it’s comical.
Yep, nothing new....been going on forever.
I would agree its hardly a new tactic, but like supa was questioning, why/when did it become something prideful?
Everything has become 'prideful' today with social media. Everything and anything. And amazing! Heroic! The absolute best and the fucking worst. More 'heroes' and 'villains' than ever in history.
Just more shitbags, grifters and narcissists having a platform to 'like' stupid stuff which emboldens and 'validates' them. Its social media....these people always existed.
I was just going to post almost the same thing. Ever since "reality" TV like Bachelor/Bachelorette getting laid by 20 different men/women and then choosing one and combining that with social media our norms are gone. Almost every contestant is really a model wannabe or wants to be discovered. We have raised a generation of narcissists (look at me) adult children. As a parent during the evolution of those two things I am happy to say that neither my adult son or daughter ever watch those reality shows, and neither is on Facebook. Not saying we haven't made other mistakes 
The reason I bring up parenting because a lot of this crap from this generation is on us (yikes, accountability)
It is a weird version of the sin of pride, being a perpetual victim or trending in a viral video is now the highest accomplishment for many.
Quote: @Vikergirl said:
@ supafreak84 said:
@ Vikergirl said:
@ claykenny said:
Yeah, attractive women going after rich guys is a recent phenomenon… Some of you are so historically illiterate that it’s comical.
Same goes for rich guys going after women based on looks. Nothing new, still bashing the women for it too. It takes two. The guys are part of the equation and making decisions too but I guess it doesn't matter what he does
You are correct, but the question was when did the "sugar daddy" culture become en vogue? It's become a "no big deal" kind of thing now and you have more women looking to be "spoiled" or start careers on Onlyfans than get actual job skills to have a career. Feminists in this country must be losing their shit over the new generation
There are so many different kinds of feminists. The sugar daddy thing is not new. There have always been rich guys looking for a trophy to maintain. The guys are making the decision too. I am not saying it's right or wrong, I am calling out the hypocrisy. No one says anything about the guy with the 20 something, he gets kudos and high fives
You are correct in that's its not a new thing, but it just seems to be much more prevalent and socially accepted now as opposed to..say 20 years ago. I would venture to say, just like with most things, the advent of the internet and social media had a major hand in the shift. Remember when Anna Nicole married the old millionaire in the 90's and how taken aback everyone was by it? Nobody would even bat an eye at it now and most women would cheer on that kind of thing. Just a strange shift in culture on the feminist front
Quote: @supafreak84 said:
@ Vikergirl said:
@ supafreak84 said:
@ Vikergirl said:
@ claykenny said:
Yeah, attractive women going after rich guys is a recent phenomenon… Some of you are so historically illiterate that it’s comical.
Same goes for rich guys going after women based on looks. Nothing new, still bashing the women for it too. It takes two. The guys are part of the equation and making decisions too but I guess it doesn't matter what he does
You are correct, but the question was when did the "sugar daddy" culture become en vogue? It's become a "no big deal" kind of thing now and you have more women looking to be "spoiled" or start careers on Onlyfans than get actual job skills to have a career. Feminists in this country must be losing their shit over the new generation
There are so many different kinds of feminists. The sugar daddy thing is not new. There have always been rich guys looking for a trophy to maintain. The guys are making the decision too. I am not saying it's right or wrong, I am calling out the hypocrisy. No one says anything about the guy with the 20 something, he gets kudos and high fives
You are correct in that's its not a new thing, but it just seems to be much more prevalent and socially accepted now as opposed to..say 20 years ago. I would venture to say, just like with most things, the advent of the internet and social media had a major hand in the shift. Remember when Anna Nicole married the old millionaire in the 90's and how taken aback everyone was by it? Nobody would even bat an eye at it now and most women would cheer on that kind of thing. Just a strange shift in culture on the feminist front
Anna was the first thing that came to mind when this thread went this way, aside from Zsa Zsa,( remember her from hollywood squares talking about it when i was a kid) Anna was the first that I could remember that unashamedly married an old dude for the money, it seems that the rest is mostly era people.
as far as it always being a woman, hell no, there are plenty of guys that will sell themselves for a pay out, you just dont see that promoted as much IMO.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5KEI0_l...0in%201931.
Quote: @JimmyinSD said:
@ supafreak84 said:
@ Vikergirl said:
@ supafreak84 said:
@ Vikergirl said:
@ claykenny said:
Yeah, attractive women going after rich guys is a recent phenomenon… Some of you are so historically illiterate that it’s comical.
Same goes for rich guys going after women based on looks. Nothing new, still bashing the women for it too. It takes two. The guys are part of the equation and making decisions too but I guess it doesn't matter what he does
You are correct, but the question was when did the "sugar daddy" culture become en vogue? It's become a "no big deal" kind of thing now and you have more women looking to be "spoiled" or start careers on Onlyfans than get actual job skills to have a career. Feminists in this country must be losing their shit over the new generation
There are so many different kinds of feminists. The sugar daddy thing is not new. There have always been rich guys looking for a trophy to maintain. The guys are making the decision too. I am not saying it's right or wrong, I am calling out the hypocrisy. No one says anything about the guy with the 20 something, he gets kudos and high fives
You are correct in that's its not a new thing, but it just seems to be much more prevalent and socially accepted now as opposed to..say 20 years ago. I would venture to say, just like with most things, the advent of the internet and social media had a major hand in the shift. Remember when Anna Nicole married the old millionaire in the 90's and how taken aback everyone was by it? Nobody would even bat an eye at it now and most women would cheer on that kind of thing. Just a strange shift in culture on the feminist front
Anna was the first thing that came to mind when this thread went this way, aside from Zsa Zsa,( remember her from hollywood squares talking about it when i was a kid) Anna was the first that I could remember that unashamedly married an old dude for the money, it seems that the rest is mostly era people.
as far as it always being a woman, hell no, there are plenty of guys that will sell themselves for a pay out, you just dont see that promoted as much IMO.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5KEI0_l...0in%201931.
Lol and taking this thread in another strange direction, but David Lee Roth is one crazy mofo. I've watched some recent interviews with him on YouTube and wow...
Quote: @supafreak84 said:
@ JimmyinSD said:
@ supafreak84 said:
@ Vikergirl said:
@ supafreak84 said:
@ Vikergirl said:
@ claykenny said:
Yeah, attractive women going after rich guys is a recent phenomenon… Some of you are so historically illiterate that it’s comical.
Same goes for rich guys going after women based on looks. Nothing new, still bashing the women for it too. It takes two. The guys are part of the equation and making decisions too but I guess it doesn't matter what he does
You are correct, but the question was when did the "sugar daddy" culture become en vogue? It's become a "no big deal" kind of thing now and you have more women looking to be "spoiled" or start careers on Onlyfans than get actual job skills to have a career. Feminists in this country must be losing their shit over the new generation
There are so many different kinds of feminists. The sugar daddy thing is not new. There have always been rich guys looking for a trophy to maintain. The guys are making the decision too. I am not saying it's right or wrong, I am calling out the hypocrisy. No one says anything about the guy with the 20 something, he gets kudos and high fives
You are correct in that's its not a new thing, but it just seems to be much more prevalent and socially accepted now as opposed to..say 20 years ago. I would venture to say, just like with most things, the advent of the internet and social media had a major hand in the shift. Remember when Anna Nicole married the old millionaire in the 90's and how taken aback everyone was by it? Nobody would even bat an eye at it now and most women would cheer on that kind of thing. Just a strange shift in culture on the feminist front
Anna was the first thing that came to mind when this thread went this way, aside from Zsa Zsa,( remember her from hollywood squares talking about it when i was a kid) Anna was the first that I could remember that unashamedly married an old dude for the money, it seems that the rest is mostly era people.
as far as it always being a woman, hell no, there are plenty of guys that will sell themselves for a pay out, you just dont see that promoted as much IMO.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5KEI0_l...0in%201931.
Lol and taking this thread in another strange direction, but David Lee Roth is one crazy mofo. I've watched some recent interviews with him on YouTube and wow...
Yeah, Dave is a real pseudo intellectual. Been smelling his own farts for too long.
Quote: @supafreak84 said:
@ JimmyinSD said:
@ supafreak84 said:
@ Vikergirl said:
@ supafreak84 said:
@ Vikergirl said:
@ claykenny said:
Yeah, attractive women going after rich guys is a recent phenomenon… Some of you are so historically illiterate that it’s comical.
Same goes for rich guys going after women based on looks. Nothing new, still bashing the women for it too. It takes two. The guys are part of the equation and making decisions too but I guess it doesn't matter what he does
You are correct, but the question was when did the "sugar daddy" culture become en vogue? It's become a "no big deal" kind of thing now and you have more women looking to be "spoiled" or start careers on Onlyfans than get actual job skills to have a career. Feminists in this country must be losing their shit over the new generation
There are so many different kinds of feminists. The sugar daddy thing is not new. There have always been rich guys looking for a trophy to maintain. The guys are making the decision too. I am not saying it's right or wrong, I am calling out the hypocrisy. No one says anything about the guy with the 20 something, he gets kudos and high fives
You are correct in that's its not a new thing, but it just seems to be much more prevalent and socially accepted now as opposed to..say 20 years ago. I would venture to say, just like with most things, the advent of the internet and social media had a major hand in the shift. Remember when Anna Nicole married the old millionaire in the 90's and how taken aback everyone was by it? Nobody would even bat an eye at it now and most women would cheer on that kind of thing. Just a strange shift in culture on the feminist front
Anna was the first thing that came to mind when this thread went this way, aside from Zsa Zsa,( remember her from hollywood squares talking about it when i was a kid) Anna was the first that I could remember that unashamedly married an old dude for the money, it seems that the rest is mostly era people.
as far as it always being a woman, hell no, there are plenty of guys that will sell themselves for a pay out, you just dont see that promoted as much IMO.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5KEI0_l...0in%201931.
Lol and taking this thread in another strange direction, but David Lee Roth is one crazy mofo. I've watched some recent interviews with him on YouTube and wow...
whats Diamond Dave up to these days?
I still like Van Halen better with him than Sammy. Eddie was the star anyway!
Quote: @JimmyinSD said:
@ supafreak84 said:
@ JimmyinSD said:
@ supafreak84 said:
@ Vikergirl said:
@ supafreak84 said:
@ Vikergirl said:
@ claykenny said:
Yeah, attractive women going after rich guys is a recent phenomenon… Some of you are so historically illiterate that it’s comical.
Same goes for rich guys going after women based on looks. Nothing new, still bashing the women for it too. It takes two. The guys are part of the equation and making decisions too but I guess it doesn't matter what he does
You are correct, but the question was when did the "sugar daddy" culture become en vogue? It's become a "no big deal" kind of thing now and you have more women looking to be "spoiled" or start careers on Onlyfans than get actual job skills to have a career. Feminists in this country must be losing their shit over the new generation
There are so many different kinds of feminists. The sugar daddy thing is not new. There have always been rich guys looking for a trophy to maintain. The guys are making the decision too. I am not saying it's right or wrong, I am calling out the hypocrisy. No one says anything about the guy with the 20 something, he gets kudos and high fives
You are correct in that's its not a new thing, but it just seems to be much more prevalent and socially accepted now as opposed to..say 20 years ago. I would venture to say, just like with most things, the advent of the internet and social media had a major hand in the shift. Remember when Anna Nicole married the old millionaire in the 90's and how taken aback everyone was by it? Nobody would even bat an eye at it now and most women would cheer on that kind of thing. Just a strange shift in culture on the feminist front
Anna was the first thing that came to mind when this thread went this way, aside from Zsa Zsa,( remember her from hollywood squares talking about it when i was a kid) Anna was the first that I could remember that unashamedly married an old dude for the money, it seems that the rest is mostly era people.
as far as it always being a woman, hell no, there are plenty of guys that will sell themselves for a pay out, you just dont see that promoted as much IMO.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5KEI0_l...0in%201931.
Lol and taking this thread in another strange direction, but David Lee Roth is one crazy mofo. I've watched some recent interviews with him on YouTube and wow...
whats Diamond Dave up to these days?
If you looked up the word "Kooky" in the dictionary, there should be a picture of Diamond Dave next to it. It's only increased with age
Quote: @minny65 said:
I still like Van Halen better with him than Sammy. Eddie was the star anyway!
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