I don’t really agree.
A sugar setup might give the illusion of more connection, but it doesn’t change the nature of the dynamic. At the end of the day, it’s still transactional. More time together or more texting doesn’t suddenly make it genuine or healthy.
The issue isn’t access or frequency. It’s authenticity.
You can have great moments, sure. But there’s always that underlying layer you can’t fully ignore.
And just because part of you wants more doesn’t mean feeding it is actually good for you.
A sugar setup might give the illusion of more connection, but it doesn’t change the nature of the dynamic. At the end of the day, it’s still transactional. More time together or more texting doesn’t suddenly make it genuine or healthy.
The issue isn’t access or frequency. It’s authenticity.
You can have great moments, sure. But there’s always that underlying layer you can’t fully ignore.
And just because part of you wants more doesn’t mean feeding it is actually good for you.
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