Date 3 with Dentist happens tomorrow. He's occasionally made comments about how I seem "normal" and other girls were only after his money, trying to make him an SD, etc. This worries me because he really seems to harbor some kind of hatred towards sugar babies. I don't know whether to cut him off or keep going since I've taken the spoiled girlfriend route. I've dropped hints here and there that I want to be taken care of and won't accept any less. Sure he spends whatever copious amount I want when we're on dates together but I don't want to have to always be with him to get what I want. For example, with OT all I had to do was send pics of cute things online that I wanted and I had them the same week. This guy....I sent him a picture of a dress and he said, "Looks hot. Wear it for me.😏" I replied, "I like it a lot. Buy it for me.😏" How am I supposed to wear something I don't have? When I mentioned he should buy it if he'd like to see me wear it, he said that would only happen if I was "good." This led into a long rant from him about how he wants to be sure I'm interested in him and not his money and blah blah blah. I shut him down instantly for insinuating that I give a shit about his money and made it clear I have my own and can get what I want whenever I want it. After that little clapback from me he said he didn't want to fight and mentioned afternoon tea tomorrow at The Ritz. I'm conflicted. He's young (just turned 30), stable, high paying job, and at the perfect time in his life for me to snatch him up and attain "trophy wife status." I just don't know whether I can deal with him being so tight-fisted and annoying any time I mention clothes or something simple I want. The dress was $73 for those of you wondering. A drop in the bucket for a man that owns a Tesla and a BMW. Fuck it. I'll stick it out with him for another month. If by the sixth date he's not at least paying for my weed and gas money, he's not worth shit. He may have money but that doesn't mean he's generous, ladies. He talks about spoiling but actions speak much louder than words. We shall see.
