Sugar Daddy Thesis
There is no man as valuable as a man that helps others, and no man is as helpful as the "sugar daddy" It is rare to find a woman who hasn't met him or hasn't been helped by "sugar daddy" because he is everywhere. Some say he was created by an unknown force in the universe as a gift to women who are in distress. If that is true we should treat the "sugar daddy" as a "holy man" and hope his presence will be eternal. But there are those that despise him and wish he would go away. There are many reasons for their anger. The main reason is jealousy. A financially insecure young man is sure to be deeply hurt when his woman is taken away from him by a "sugar daddy". But it is unfair to put the blame on others when his former girlfriend chose what
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Nature is very cruel because it selects certain people to be more attractive than others. It would be a fairer world if every person looked like a Hollywood star. It would be even better if outward appearances were not that important. But none of us can deny that we are influenced by a person's good looks. Men in positions of power choose only beautiful women as wives and pass by the less than attractive. The "sugar daddy" thinks like those in power because he is influenced only by appearances. We should accept the way they both think because all men will imitate them if given the chance. Those of us that say: "inner beauty" is more important then external appearances are only fooling themselves. There is nothing as beautiful or important in this world as an extremely attractive woman. There are thousands of stories written about her loveliness. Few stories are written about inner beauty.
It is sinful to be cruel to people that are less than attractive. They should be respected. All of us no matter how attractive will one day lose our looks. I saw a photo of Ava Gardner in her later years; you would never believe that she was once labeled the most beautiful woman in the world. In the end nature evens everything out and we all get a chance to be homely. But the "sugar daddy" does not wait for Mother Nature to destroy what is beautiful. He buys the best that is available before it ripens. It is wrong to blame him for his
Nature is very cruel because it selects certain people to be more attractive than others. It would be a fairer world if every person looked like a Hollywood star. It would be even better if outward appearances were not that important. But none of us can deny that we are influenced by a person's good looks. Men in positions of power choose only beautiful women as wives and pass by the less than attractive. The "sugar daddy" thinks like those in power because he is influenced only by appearances. We should accept the way they both think because all men will imitate them if given the chance. Those of us that say: "inner beauty" is more important then external appearances are only fooling themselves. There is nothing as beautiful or important in this world as an extremely attractive woman. There are thousands of stories written about her loveliness. Few stories are written about inner beauty.
It is sinful to be cruel to people that are less than attractive. They should be respected. All of us no matter how attractive will one day lose our looks. I saw a photo of Ava Gardner in her later years; you would never believe that she was once labeled the most beautiful woman in the world. In the end nature evens everything out and we all get a chance to be homely. But the "sugar daddy" does not wait for Mother Nature to destroy what is beautiful. He buys the best that is available before it ripens. It is wrong to blame him for his