Ok, I have to give more details. I'm nearing the end of my career as a dancer. Looking more and more like the house mom every day. lol
I know this guy who is sweet, open minded and we click. He happens to own a yacht, which he charters out for his income. It is pretty significant income. He is needing the second person on this yacht right now. It takes 2 people to run the yacht for the guests. The yacht is in the Hamptons in the summer and South Beach and Bahamas in the winter.
The guy was married to a dancer for 10 years, but they got divorced, so he gets me. He lives this crazy life of travel and adventure. No office stuff, just the yacht charters. He only has to work half the year and the other half is like a vacation.
Nothing is ever written in stone, but I am thinking of making the jump. It's kind of a real relationship, kind of a sugar daddy. I would have $0 in expenses. He takes care of everything from the yacht charters. I would help out by cooking for the guests and serving them. Stuff like that.
There is a real relationship aspect too and he's a sweet guy. Youngish (42), fun and really open minded. He's ok looking. Decent, but not making me weak in the knees or anything. He's super nice though.
I'm thinking of doing it. I can't lose money. I can keep all of my savings i have now. If it ended badly, I would be where I am right now.
What do you think?



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To add, it is very true about the CHARTERED boats. I have known some guys with own boats, and those who charter, and the latter tended to be much more wealthy. They explained it by saying how expensive it is to keep a boat with the docking fees, insurance, fuel, etc. A charter, which is usually achieved through a membership, gives an opportunity for being in a brand new boat every time. Some memberships even provide fuel. My friends who owned the boats did not use them year round and were looking to sell, especially those who lived in the northern areas. Truly wealthy guys are always looking for "a good deal". It was not cost effective to own a boat full time. With a charter it is not an issue.
Maybe one of these days I'll make it down & find me a successful charter man :p

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