Hey
I have a quick possibly dumb ques. If a Latino man says in his ad- He welcomes all races of females EVEN Sugar Mama's(underlined) , ummm what race of female is that?
I know its slang but want to make sure what race he is talking about. Or does he mean women who will take care of him financially??
To me a Sugar Daddy can be any race. Its a man who pays your bills ect. Is it different meaning for Latino peeps?
Thanks
Babi

Sugar Momma is just that Same as a Sugar Daddy

He doesn't mind if a lady wants to take "CARE" of him..

I am almost positive that Sugar Momma/Daddy goes beyond any race or lingo

Sugar Momma/Daddy don't discriminate against race, but could possibly discriminate against the amount of money in ones checking account.

Hi everyone!
Ok, I got the answer. Its black female as in Brown Sugar. Haven't heard that term in years. I went back and he is definitely referring to a race, it was in the same sentence.

Are you sure?? Is Sugar Momma and Black Sugar the same thing?? It sounds to me like Sugar Daddy. I'm gonna ask my pp. Now, I have to know.

Sugar Mama's, i would think is the same as sugur daddy, some who takes care of you financially. I also heard, "brown sugar" before, and it was said to a african american female, and i took it as brown as in her skin color and sugar as in, just another term to call someone, a nickname i guess. i,e, baby, boo, mama,.. i can be wrong though, i guess it depends on the person and how they mean it.
this probably makes no type of scense but o-well..

Ayanna

Hey Lee!
Ok now you trying to confuse me again, Hahaha! I never heard of Black Sugar. Real sugar is brown, they bleach it white. I know that part. But black sugar? I asked a few more and Sugar Mama is slang for Brown sugar as in Black Girl. Whew,, I was a sixties baby so I had a few references LOL

Responding as a black female, a sugar mama is an "older" woman who would take care of you. In the context he used it I would guess he meant older black woman, but it isn't any particular race. Brown sugar is definitely a black person and could be male or female...

Sorry--I meant "Brown Sugar", which is used to refer to a black woman...I got ahead of myself.