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Q: What's the most interesting relationship ad you've seen?

And by interesting I mean hilarious or downright weird...

12 years 8 weeks ago in  Relationships - China

 
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In general, the adds here in eChinacities tickle me pink.  Particulary those seeking "sugar daddies", and the conditions they set, like age bracket, what could be done, availability, etc.

I have no idea how this particular thing does "work" here in China, but back home, if I am the one paying for everything, and helping you resolve your economic problems, you do as I say, and nothing less than that.

On a different venue, one that showed up on Classifieds last week showed one Lady in her 20's from Beijing, married to a very rich man there who was "working" all the time and paid no attention to her.  She is seeking a stud to help her to have good times, but warns that she will not leave or divorce her husband.  And she even posted a photo of herself, quite an attractive Lady.

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hahaha! it is my first time to read it today. hahaha. that slim one who wants a sugar daddy. and another from shanghai who want someone who like music and s**

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