I could actually. In fact, I’ve seen it when they are out with a group although of course, I don’t know what happened that I didn’t see - but I also don’t think a a man paying for a woman is necessarily an indication that he’s a higher social class.
I’m not sure that “Class” is the best word for it. I think “dominance/submissive roles” is a more accurate depiction. A mistress is usually seen as the submissive partner which is what I think Ali Wong was getting at when she said we have no word for the male equivalent. Kept Man seems to portray this relationship most accurately. This is funny considering a submissive man might well address his dominant lady as “Mistress.”
Yep, that’s the “sugar” part of the term.
I saw this movie called Sugartown, in which “sugar” meant heroin. Which could give “sugar daddy” a whole nother meaning.
Side Squeeze…as opposed to Main Squeeze.
I think a good word might be “fenester”, to describe his exit route.
I’d like to note that the Hebrew term for mistress is “pilegesh”, which means concubine.
I have a client (whom I overheard her talking to her Girlfriend) refers to her side-piece lover as her “Fancy Man” .
Direct quote:…“He my fancy man and he KNOW IT. What I say,… he do, that’s just the way it is” T
You’re thinking of DEAD Sea mud, because the Dead Sea is a saline lake and full of all kinds of minerals and such.
The Red Sea is just a normal sea.
Unless he sold people regular beach sand before having sex with them for even more mone.
Yes, that was incorrect. It was Dead Sea Mud.
We used to have very good looking young women selling it at temp stalls in malls, even here in South Africa.
I never questioned their availability for “extramural activities” though, because I was happily in a long term relationship.
I’d just like to note that Dead Sea mud products are no more or less of a scam than any other cosmetics.
RED Sea mud products, on the other hand…
Well, not being a cosmetic user, I am inclined to agree.
But how else do you lauch your career as a gigolo? It’s a tough gig.
“Monkey man” is another term found in old blues songs that has pretty much the same meaning as “back door man”.
I thought weekend husband was a husband who lived somewhere else during the week, due to to work, and only came home on weekends.
My coworker says this is quite common in Shanghai and she herself lives with their daughter and her parents, and her husband comes home on weekends, or she and the daughter goes to his apartment.
Yeah, that.
One of my favorite Tina Fey-isms from 30 Rock was “sex idiot.”
Usually they just call me “Wally.”
“Sex Idiot” was Jack Donaghy’s term, not Liz Lemon’s.
Tina Fey, not Liz Lemon.