Sugardaddy

Dear Zach,

When I was still working in Fitness Centre, one of my ex-coworker, who is gay, has a partner who is two decades old of his age. I did pry about their relationship a few times. He either gave me silence treatment as an answer to my prying question or just looked at me, stirring the topic away by starting a new one which was directed at me. Since then, I stopped asking. He is 23 this year; His partner is a 50-year-old white guy. They have been together for a few years. How they met? That has been the question I have been dying to solve. He's always been secretive about his partner. His partner is filthy-rich, not particularly handsome, look perverted, and old. Everything in their home is all imported stuff. They live in the most expensive apartment in the city center where everyone would kill for living in such luxurious place. They always go on vacation in exotic islands and beach in every two months - having to have enjoyed living in a luxury life that I ever dream of. I highly suspect that they are having sugarbaby-daddy relationship, which I envy the most. Or being very jealous of him for living the life. I came across this video on Facebook about women attending a seminar on how-to-get-a-sugardaddy. I was baffled at first, then slowly turned into intrigue. These women were actually looking for money, not only for sex, for academic support and business they wish to venture into. They said that the relationship isn't about commitment; it's about investment. It sounds sensible to me as it relates to my current situation. Next thing I know, I was on Craigslist.