SUGAR-MOMMY

Etymology

The term 'sugar mommy' is derived from the concept of providing financial 'sweetness' or support to a partner.

Definition

A sugar mommy is a woman, often older and financially stable, who offers financial support to a younger partner in exchange for companionship or intimacy.

Historical Context

The concept of sugar mommies has existed for centuries, with examples found in various cultures throughout history, often linked to power dynamics and wealth distribution.

Cultural Significance

In modern times, sugar mommies are often associated with sugar dating, a form of relationship where one person provides financial support to another in exchange for companionship or intimacy.

Related Concepts

Sugar mommy is related to the broader concept of sugar dating, which includes sugar daddies and sugar babies. It also intersects with discussions on gender roles, power dynamics, and financial independence.

See Also

• Sugar dating
• Sugar daddy
• Sugar baby