There are always a lot of new acronyms to look out for when taking up a new hobby or lifestyle. Sugar Dating also comes with its fair share of acronyms. One of those being “POT” or used in a sentence such as “He’s definitely a POT”. So what does POT mean? Let’s put you out of your misery.

POT stands for “potential” and is often used to describe a Sugar Daddy or a Sugar Baby who they’re still getting to know. Therefore referring to them as a POT SD or POT SB. While looking for your POT SB or SD it’s important to keep an eye out for red flags and of course, some green flags too.

Red Flags to look out for

• An empty profile.
• Only messages you about sexual things.
• They avoid video calls.
• The person doesn’t stop messaging or calling you.
• The person isn’t giving clear answers for how they would like the arrangement to work.
• They try to arrange to meet you in a private setting.

Green Flags to look out for

• The Sugar Daddy doesn’t mind having a video call with you before meeting up.
• He doesn’t mind meeting you in a public setting for the first few dates.
• Be sure to always tell at least one friend you’re going on a date and share your location. Always rather be safe than sorry.
• The conversation should be about more than just money and intimacy. It should be more in-depth. Sugar Dating is more than money and intimacy.

General tips

• Stick to chatting on the website you met on. If you decide to move things offline, do not use your real phone number until you are 100% sure about them.
• Always use a nickname for your Sugar Baby profile.
• Do PPM (Pay Per Meet) meetings ONLY, until you have discussed arrangements and payments with your Sugar Daddy.
• Never share too much information about yourself in a Sugar Relationship, until you are comfortable of course.
• Do your research on Sugar Dating. Read our blogs and know the terminology.
• Make sure the Sugar Daddies’ profile is verified.

Familiarise yourself with red flags, green flags, acronyms and general tips in order to get the best out of your Sugar Daddy experience.