what’s a sugar daddy?

Flash your watch—

I’m bored already.

You walk in loud with a price tag grin,

Talk like money lets you in.

Drop that name, pour that drink,

You blink twice— I don’t blink.

You say “relax, I’ll handle it,”

Like that line still matters.

I check my nails, check the room—

Your ego’s getting shattered.

You think I’m impressed,

I think it’s cute.

You call it power—

I call it you.

What a sugar daddy?

Look at you try.

Buying attention,

Can’t buy my time.

I don’t need saving,

I don’t need strings,

What a sugar daddy?

That’s embarrassing.

Sweet talk.

Big wallet.

No access.

You flex numbers like they’re charm,

Think a receipt equals arms.

Say “anything you want tonight,”

I want distance— swipe it right.

You lean in close, lower your tone,

Say “be smart, let me own.”

I laugh once, step away—

That fantasy expires today.

You mistake silence

For a yes.

I don’t play roles

You can’t afford to guess.

What a sugar daddy?

Is that your plan?

Throwing cash, hoping

I’ll take your hand.

I don’t need favors,

I don’t need rings,

What a sugar daddy?

Not my thing.

Dark gloss, sharp stare,

I don’t owe you anything.

If you think money

Runs this game—

You already lost to me.

What a sugar daddy?

Say it again.

I buy my freedom,

You rent pretend.

No leash, no debt, no strings—

What a sugar daddy?

Delete that dream.

Receipt crumples.

Lights dim.

I win.