Have we become such a selfish, superficial society that this may seem even a little acceptable? Are we so eager to find reasons to use each other?
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“Holly Hill was depressed and nearing bankruptcy – she had just broken up with her wealthy lover, a man she naively thought would leave his wife to spend the rest of his life with her.€”
“A former psychologist, Hill even quit her job to be at John's beck-and-call. When he dumped her, she was left penniless and alone..”
“So Hill decided her heart would not be broken again, despite the fact that she wanted a man to take care of her. She still had needs, after all.”
“Love? No way. She didn't want a lover. She wanted a sugar daddy.”
After putting in a help wanted ad specifically looking for a “sugar daddy” (aka someone she could use) she got numerous responses.
“Hill had numerous replies to her ad; so many in fact, she had to start interviewing potential candidates. The thrill of being in control after such a devastating heartbreak made her feel empowered and erotic.”
Have we turned relationships between the sexes as something little more than an exchange of services (sex / money)? Is this something that we would hope for our children? Something that God would be proud of us for? So many of us want so many things, but what is truly important? And is using another for our own goals the right thing to do?
(ORIGINAL LINK) Help Wanted: Woman Seeks Sugar Daddy - Sex | Erectile Dysfunction | Sexual Health - FOXNews.com
Been reading stuff on relationships lately: Peter Kreeft on true love, for example, and I want to start reading JPII's "Love +Responsibilty" <--- the world really needs this :(
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