But for those needing an extra boost, they're turning to the SeekingArrangement. It pairs "sugar babies" - many of them college-age women - with "sugar daddies" - older, established men - for what the site calls "mutually beneficial relationships. The website's easy to use. Women create profiles complete with pictures of themselves and personal statistics like body type, eye color, and what their expectations are for compensation.
One year-old UNC student we found on the site said she's open to negotiating payment with the sugar daddy she's paired with and advertises she's looking for "companionship at first with respectable boundaries" but "open to discussing what works best for you. Other students we spoke with said they were surprised to learn of the website. So I think there are other options," offered graduate student Tracy Spears. UNC's Office of Scholarships and Student Aid says there's been a steady increase in the number of students needing financial aid since the beginning of the recession.
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