Do you think my friend has a sugar daddy?

LaFemmeFatale_1

So… I met a girl year ago and I helped her find a job and come here, she was very eager to be friends with me, but I didn’t consider her to be a suitable friendship candidate so I never responded. Until this January, in January, I was recovering from a break up and needed someone to have some adventures with, I finally responded to her and we went to the trips together. Since January, she has been my responsibility.

And I am just a year older than her.

She quit her job in January as soon as she saw what a cool city I lived in. However, his boss loves her so she managed to maintain her visa without any issues. So she came to me and has been staying with me for 3 months.

I am a very self-sufficient person, if I see no romantic potential with a man, I don’t accept his gifts, nor his offers and nor I waste my time talking with him.

What I’ve noticed though is that she mostly has make friends, most of them rich and some of them married.

She’s a nice girl though and I tried to help her and support her, but as I see she has lots of people who support her and she still stays with me.

I, on the other hand, don’t accept help from anyone, and I feel like I am one of many people who help her.

She’s been living like this since 17, always someone helping her and she didn’t even have to work.

Today, I went out from shower and we shared each other secrets, and she doesn’t seem to hide things from me, however, today I heard she was talking with a married man, who’s a millionaire and that man was saying something, when she saw I cane out she quickly hung up. I was surprised. I know this man is married and I am in no position to judge, it’s just I feel I am her sugar mama.

I told her she needs to get her own place and she started trying, but I think her trying mainly means her getting in touch with older married man. I don’t feel like our personalities match.

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I adore her, she’s cute and I feel like she’s helped me overcome my break up but I don’t want to feel like one of her sugar mamas just like she’s not willing to try harder to be self sufficient and live her life independently.

I am not used to be the one who’s always giving and giving, and in our friendship I feel like I am the one giving and she has nothing to contribute to our friendship, at least in this situation when I can’t even be alone at my own apartment
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work my a** off and help her, while she enjoys being sent money from different men. (I know at least two occasions when these businessmen sent her money, but she said it was just a loan, I now doubt that).
So, I am not against her living her life the way she wants, but I think I am in no position to help someone who obviously doesn’t need my help.
Do you think my friend has a sugar daddy?
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