Everything in life comes down to Return on Investment (ROI). Back when I thought ROI was just a joke dreamed up by men in suits on Wall Street, I wasted so much money on things that provided absolutely no positive ROI in any aspect of my life. Thankfully, that mindset changed last year, and I can confidently say it was about damn time.
ROI is the key to everything, especially in this hobby, and sometimes it extends even beyond that. Let me share some great examples.
When I invest $500 for an hour, maybe an hour and a half, it’s a positive ROI. I hand the girl cash, and in return, she makes me happy—VERY happy. It’s a simple and clear exchange where both parties leave satisfied. Another example that comes to mind is the time I gave a birthday gift to my sugar babe years ago. Seeing her happy made me happy, and, well, we all know what happened next. That was an ROI win for both sides.
Now, what really drives me absolutely bazoongas are the guys who tip girls on OnlyFans or other platforms and buy things off their wishlists without getting anything in return. It’s all fine if that’s their choice, but let’s be real—they receive absolutely nothing for their investment. Zero. Not even a personalized thank-you video. These guys will never meet these girls in real life. The girls don’t even know they exist.
The same goes for guys buying things off random e-girls' Amazon wishlists. Very negative ROI.
That said, there is one scenario where I can justify buying things off a girl’s Amazon wishlist. If it’s a provider or a girl you have the opportunity to meet in real life, then it makes sense. That’s a much more tangible investment. I’ll admit, I’m guilty of that myself. In those cases, the potential for ROI makes the investment reasonable.
The bottom line is this: ROI matters. Whether it’s time, money, or energy, you need to make sure your investments bring something meaningful or valuable back to you. Anything less is just wasted effort.
ROI is the key to everything, especially in this hobby, and sometimes it extends even beyond that. Let me share some great examples.
When I invest $500 for an hour, maybe an hour and a half, it’s a positive ROI. I hand the girl cash, and in return, she makes me happy—VERY happy. It’s a simple and clear exchange where both parties leave satisfied. Another example that comes to mind is the time I gave a birthday gift to my sugar babe years ago. Seeing her happy made me happy, and, well, we all know what happened next. That was an ROI win for both sides.
Now, what really drives me absolutely bazoongas are the guys who tip girls on OnlyFans or other platforms and buy things off their wishlists without getting anything in return. It’s all fine if that’s their choice, but let’s be real—they receive absolutely nothing for their investment. Zero. Not even a personalized thank-you video. These guys will never meet these girls in real life. The girls don’t even know they exist.
The same goes for guys buying things off random e-girls' Amazon wishlists. Very negative ROI.
That said, there is one scenario where I can justify buying things off a girl’s Amazon wishlist. If it’s a provider or a girl you have the opportunity to meet in real life, then it makes sense. That’s a much more tangible investment. I’ll admit, I’m guilty of that myself. In those cases, the potential for ROI makes the investment reasonable.
The bottom line is this: ROI matters. Whether it’s time, money, or energy, you need to make sure your investments bring something meaningful or valuable back to you. Anything less is just wasted effort.