SPOIL ME.
Attention is abundant. My time isn't.
Hundreds of replies. Compliments. Men explaining why they're different. You don't need to write me an essay. Show me.
A generous first move gets noticed.
Actions get my attention faster than promises. Generosity doesn't purchase access. It tells me something about you.
If spoiling me would destabilize your finances, keep it. I'm interested in successful men for whom generosity is fun, discretionary and sustainable.
GENEROSITY GETS MY ATTENTION.
CONSISTENCY KEEPS IT.
I don't want hundreds of strangers who appear once and disappear. I want my heroes—the men I recognize, whose businesses I know, whose targets I remember and whose progress I follow.
YOU CAN'T BUY ME.
A gift doesn't buy a reply, meeting, intimacy, obedience or a relationship. Spoil because you want to. Stay because we make each other's lives more interesting.
Only disposable money. Never borrow to spoil me. Never sacrifice rent, debt, family or necessities. No gift creates an obligation or guarantees access. If it stops being fun or sustainable, stop.