With all that is happening I am having a very difficult time with another female member of our Company. She is very talented but very difficult, and she is totally irresponsible. I really don't want to and I can't invite her to live with me. I am not 'single' and my 'man about town' has given me a hard 'no' when it comes to her. Sorry, but she can muck around in her own mess, sort of thing. I feel very guilty about all this.

Our theater company cancelled all productions for the season, everyone was let go at the end of March. My
friend' has provided for me since college, including gifting me my townhome, which is very nice in a very nice part of town. He also keeps me in the style he deems appropriate for his 'girl'. He has a lot to say about where I live, how I live and he does not want some 'floozy Prima Donna' interfering with his time with me. For the record neither do I.

I don't flaunt my relationship with him, I have a story about my Grandfather leaving me my townhome and a 'small' trust fund, in spite of the many artist who are 'kept' by gentlemen of means (thanks Grandma for that one).

So why am I being guilted by this woman? Except for a casual introduction in my junior year and allowing him to date me into becoming his 'girlfriend' I would be her, broke and homeless.

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by Anonymous on Jun 12, 2020 at 11:05 AM

If she's in theatre, is she pretty enough to get a sugar daddy of her own? Have you suggested she try sucking cock to earn some money?

If going home with her tail between her legs is not an option, she can flounder about and sink deep, she can rent her mouth, ass, and pussy, or she can start looking for real cheap lodgings [which may still involve payment in kind] and a minimum wage job. If you're close to her, you may need to be the one that sits her down and does a pragmatic itemization of her options.

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