What does the phrase “I’m easy but I’m not cheap” imply?

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Jadon Smith · Accepted Answer

It doesnt take much for someone to get you to do something as long as they pay you.

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I wouldn’t assume its really a prostitute or a high maintenance woman. Other women may use this phrase a defense mechanism to test a guy and his patience. Usually I would think that if she says this in a meaningful way. I would think it means Don’t take my kindness for granted for it will cost you. It would be understandable if she is a prostitute and it clearly shows or she implies to you that she is. But prostitutes aren’t really that complicated nor do they say such a phrase to really lure a client they go for almost any amount that is reasonable or agreed upon. A lot of guys think that women are easy or she is an easy pickup. But if she says such a phrase I’m pretty damn sure it’s more than just financial worth she is after.

Jadon Smith · Answer

Basically a prostitute. Or maybe the person is easy to get along with, but high maintenance. Which really isn’t all that bad…as long as you have some extra cash to spend haha ð

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Meaning that you may be easy to get in bed, however it comes with a price. Like a prositute.

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You must be wined and dined at expensive places before getting sex. Or getting expensive gifts. Sex will come after, no guessing needed.

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yep dont say it

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Expensive prostitute!

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amateur prostitute

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