The
Society of Single Professionals, the world's largest non-profit
singles organization, invites Gold Diggers (aka Sugar Babies) to come
out of the closet of the upcoming events.
San Rafael, CA, April 18, 2013 -- Contact: Tom Andrews, 415/507-9962
San Rafael, CA, April 18, 2013 -- Contact: Tom Andrews, 415/507-9962
"Now
that it is fashionable to be gay," says Rich
Gosse, spokesman for SugarDaddyForMe.com, "it's
time for Gold Diggers to come out of the closet. For thousands of
years most women have considered financial security to be the most
important quality they seek in a potential mate. This is true in
virtually all countries and all cultures around the world.
Unfortunately, it's not socially acceptable to admit to being a Gold
Digger. We aim to change this.
"There
are two types of Gold Diggers," says Mr. Gosse. Predatory
Gold Diggers are women who exploit prosperous men. Their only
interest in them is their money. Predatory Gold Diggers only pretend
to love wealthy men. They give the second type a bad name. Loving
Gold Diggers are women who value financial security as a top
priority in selecting a mate, but also are sincerely attracted to men
for their personal qualities."
The
Society of Single Professionals, the world's largest non-profit
singles organization, invites Gold Diggers (aka Sugar Babies) to come
out of the closet at the following events:
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Sugar Daddy Extravaganza, Thursday, April 25, Copacabana, New
York City
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San Francisco's First Gold Digger Party, Saturday, May 11,
Carbon Lounge
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World's First Gold Digger Cruise, November 14-18
Rich
Gosse, Chairman of The Society of Single Professionals, is America's
foremost authority on finding a romantic partner. He is the author of
eight books on this topic, including You CAN Hurry Love, Singles
Guide to America, and A Good Man Is EASY to Find ("This is a
great book!" Oprah Winfrey). His entertaining advice has been
featured by ABC, BBC, CBS, CNN, CNBC, Fox News Live, MSNBC, Oprah,
Donahue, Cosmopolitan, Newsweek, Entrepreneur, Business Week,
Playboy, Playgirl, The Wall Street Journal, London Times, The
Australian, The New Zealand Herald, etc. Mr. Gosse is available to
the news media to discuss the Gold Digger Phenomenon by calling
415/479-3800. His personal website is http://www.RichGosse.com.
Media
Contact:
Rich
Gosse
Society
of Single Professionals
205
Mark Twain Avenue, San Rafael CA 94903
415-507-9962
