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As I nervously logged onto the dating website for the first time, I couldn’t believe what I was about to do. I had always been independent and self-sufficient, but lately, I had been struggling to make ends meet. That’s when I came across the concept of “findom,” or financial domination, and became intrigued.

I created a profile on a website that catered to this type of arrangement, and before I knew it, I was messaging back and forth with a potential “dom” or “master.” We talked for a few days, getting to know each other and discussing the terms of our arrangement. He was a successful businessman who enjoyed the thrill of being dominated financially by a woman. I, on the other hand, was a struggling student who needed some extra cash to make it through the semester. It seemed like a perfect match.

Our first meeting was at a coffee shop near my university. I was incredibly nervous, but he put me at ease with his kind demeanor and genuine interest in getting to know me. We talked for hours, and by the end of the date, I felt like I had known him for years.

As our relationship progressed, I found myself becoming more and more comfortable with the dynamic. He would send me gifts and money, and in return, I would perform certain tasks for him, such as wearing certain outfits or sending him explicit photos. It was a strange and unfamiliar dynamic, but it was also exhilarating and empowering.

I quickly realized that being a “sugar baby” in a findom relationship was not just about the financial aspect. It was also about the emotional connection and the sense of power that came with it. I was in control of our relationship, and I held the key to his desires and fantasies.

But as with any relationship, there were challenges. There were times when I felt used or objectified, and there were moments when I questioned whether this was the right path for me. But ultimately, I decided to continue with the arrangement, because I found that it brought me a sense of financial stability and personal fulfillment that I couldn’t find elsewhere.

Looking back on my first experience as a sugar baby in a findom relationship, I can say that it was a rollercoaster ride of emotions and experiences. It was a journey of self-discovery and growth, and it taught me a lot about myself and my own desires. While it may not be for everyone, I am grateful for the opportunity to have explored this unique and unconventional relationship dynamic.

Lucy Lafay

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