Today we’re diving into a topic brought to our attention by our lovely reader, Mocha Schuepbach Webb.  The SugarBow Society is always striving to make our space more inclusive and diverse — because everyone deserves to feel seen in the Sugar Bowl. If there’s a topic you’d love to see featured, don’t be shy, darling — our inbox is always open. Forget everything the “How to Be a Sugar Baby” crowd told you — because almost none of them are talking about this. While everyone else

Ah, TikTok — where everyone’s suddenly a “coach,” “mentor,” or “manifestation expert.” The Sugar Bowl isn’t immune to the epidemic. Somewhere between “soft life starter pack” and “how to find a rich man in 5 steps,” a new breed of self-proclaimed sugar baby mentors has popped up. They promise to teach you everything you need to know — for a small fee, of course. $199 for screenshots from Reddit, $299 if they include a Canva worksheet. Because apparently, you can put a price t

Dearest reader, Get your teacups ready — because today, we’re talking about the downfall  of Seeking. Yes, formerly Seeking Arrangements — once the crown jewel of the Sugar Bowl, Seeking's digital decay is now giving desperation, bots, and broken promises. If you’ve been in the Bowl long enough, you know exactly what I mean. But if you’re new here, let’s rewind — because the downfall of Seeking  is a cautionary tale every modern sugar baby should hear. Let's explore the trag