At what point did you start to realize then that this wasn't going to be like a sweet setup and it was going to turn bitter?

I don't know that I ever really fully realized that because it is marketed as this like it's really empowering and it's fun and you can there's so much potential to meet these like mystery guys that

are going to take you on cruises around the world you're literally being gaslit by this logic like

it's completely counterintuitive to where our society is going right now and I think that's a big

piece for people that do sugar kind of have that revelation of like, is this actually

empowering?

Like, I don't think it is because I'm still dependent on a man to be able to pay my bills at the

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