Probably like this.
Posted on 03/20/2006 3:02:58 PM PST by twippo
Upscale executive seeks beautiful female 18-24 to live in his luxury condo in Coral Gables for $1/month in exchange for some light duties. Help take care of dog, cook occasionally. Sex 2x/week. Serious inquires only. Please email a picture for consideration.
The Coral Gables man who offered that startling pitch in a recent posting on the popular website Craigslist.com is among a growing pool of men who routinely seek sexual favors in the room-for-rent section of Internet ads.
(Excerpt) Read more at miami.com ...
She's supposed to have sex with the dog?
Not to worry . . . NOBODY would argue that this is okay.
And the cook, I think.
Wonder what HE looks like?
You can bet your Porche her lawyer will think so as well!
Cheaper than marriage and guaranteed headache free at least twice a week. Plus it could last longer than some marriages.
no, she is supposed to cook the dog, but only occasionally. ;)
He must be ugly as sin not to be able to find some young hair thing to do this without the expense of the rent.
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Well, I guess we're all paying for it in some fashion.
I wonder if the executive could be sued for housing discrimination under the Fair Housing Act of 1968?
Probably like this.
I can't tell whether that's once each, or twice each. Very poorly written ad, I must say.
Women have been offereing these services since time began. We used to call these guys "sugar-daddies". The only thing new here is the ad for a male wanting to be one. Usually there are more than enough willing females and an ad doesn't have to be used.
This has already been pretty thoroughly discussed and kicked around here on FR in the last day or Here:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1599165/posts
This just formalizes what goes on all the time. Many people live together largely for economic reasons, and sex is often an implicit part of the "deal."
Reminds me of the Seinfeld episode where he hired an attractive young housekeeper, and before long he realized he was just paying for sex, and she wasn't doing any more housework.
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