Please take some time researching past threads here BEFORE you commit to spending (and possibly losing) hundreds of dollars or more on a bad date or a scammer.
I suggest you search for the following keywords, one at a time:
1. Negotiation
2. Red flags
3. Messaging (as in what you can say or not say in the Seeking app)
4. Monthly, or P4P, or PPM (allowance format)
5. OpSec (if you are married, or just want to stay on the DL)
6. Scam or GPS
7. M&G or Meet and Greet
8. Testing (as in STD tests and going bare, BBFS versus using condoms)
9. Bridges (as in never burn bridges)
10. Allowance (as in how much allowance per date)
11. Profile text (as in how to write your profile and what pics to use)
This may take an hour or two, or even more. But I assure you it can save you thousands of dollars lost to scammers or on bad (i.e.: you didn't get laid) dates.
And I'll reinforce the number 1 CARDINL RULE:
Never send money in advance. Never send money in advance. Never send money in advance. Never send money in advance. Never send money in advance. Never send money in advance. Never send money in advance. Never send money in advance. Never send money in advance. Never send money in advance. Never send money in advance. Never send money in advance. Never send money in advance. Never send money in advance. Never send money in advance. Never send money in advance. Never send money in advance. Never send money in advance. Never send money in advance.
Not even $20. It's probably ok to offer to cover small expenses at the initial Meet & Greet like parking, or $20-$40 for gas if she made a long drive. But absolute max = $50. Even then, only pay the reimbursement at the end of meet. Optimal M&G spend should be no more than the cost of 2 drinks (coffee, tea, or cocktails).
Finally, a few thoughts on Sugar Dating mindset:
This is absolutely DATING, not hiring hookers. Treat every POT (Potential SB) like a potential civilian date, with the knowledge that there is a certain structure that is understood in that context. There may eve been pro or semi-pro hookers on the site. Treat them like women you want to date as well, unless they act like hookers. Look, even a hooker likes to have dates from time to time. Treat their profession like any other job a women may have. (Note: This assumes you can deal with dating a hooker. If you can't, thank her for her time and move on.)
Please read up, contact a few POT's and see what happens. Then come back here and let us know how you are doing. We can give you targeted feedback as needed.
Life is good - IF you never send money in advance
The Cat