“Can you actually make a living from a home baking business?” |
Vložit
- čas přidán 8. 07. 2022
- Home baking businesses have the ability to make money, but it does come at a price!
I am Ashleigh from Sweet Dreams Bake Shoppe!
Follow me: / sdbakeshoppe
Like me: / sweetdreamsbakeshoppe
Here are my favourite baking essentials from Amazon (these are either the same or similar products to what I use in my videos):
CANADIAN LINKS:
1. KitchenAid Stand Mixer: amzn.to/3eSWlRa
2. Cake/Clothing Steamer: amzn.to/3aZJzyS
3. Metal Bench Scraper: amzn.to/2RmGB0y
4. Tipless Piping Bags: amzn.to/2RhSEfE
5. Cake Turn Table: amzn.to/2RmGEJM
6. Satin Ice Fondant in White: amzn.to/3ucqh0W
7. Metal Spatula: amzn.to/338J7dA
8. Non-Stick Pro Mat: amzn.to/2PLTukl
9. Fat Daddio Cake Pans with a Removal Bottom: amzn.to/2QQ9cvn
10. Edible Airbrush Machine and Colours: amzn.to/3gVwNFD
AMERICAN LINKS:
1. KitchenAid Stand Mixer: amzn.to/3eSrrbn
2. Cake/Clothing Steamer: amzn.to/3thCIYb
3. Metal Bench Scraper: amzn.to/3ukOrqi
4. Tipless Piping Bags: amzn.to/3uiIY31
5. Cake Turn Table: amzn.to/2QJOyNC
6. Satin Ice Fondant in White: amzn.to/2PMI9Rd
7. Metal Spatula: amzn.to/33bRFAl
8. Non-Stick Pro Mat: amzn.to/3gVCa7K
9. Fat Daddio Cake Pans with a Removal Bottom: amzn.to/3xILge2
10. Edible Airbrush Machine with Colours: amzn.to/3uiAY2b
*The above are affiliate links for Sweet Dreams Bake Shoppe. Any purchases through the above links will help support the channel at no extra cost to you :)
SUBSCRIBE for more videos posted DAILY!! - Jak na to + styl
I wish you gave some numbers for the baking, so people can apply it to their own lifestyles and housing markets, haha
i mean, it’s not really her job to do that hahah. people should research for their own life regardless of the situation. she’s just a home baker, who shares what she does. it’s not her responsibility to give recipes, baking/business advice, or an income template. there are plenty already out there, people just choose to be a little lazy.
edit: y’all probably are mad at the “lazy” part. if you’re offended, it’s probably cause you are too lazy to do the research on your own~ the truth can feel “rude” at times. yes lazy isn’t the best word to use, but can’t find another to see why other baking templates on the internet wouldn’t work 🤷🏽♀️
@@ibitha Did I say it was her job? It's not your job to put words in people's mouths.
@@destyniiskywalker “i wish you gave numbers for the baking so people can apply it to their own lifestyles and housing markets” or do the research yourself cause it’s not her responsibility to grant your wishes 😊
@@ibitha 64 people (as of now) plus ashleigh herself liked my comment. You clearly don't understand the definition of "wish".
@@destyniiskywalker okay lol because you know those 64 people right? could’ve been ted bundy who liked your comment for all i know. i’m just letting you know, IN MY PERSONAL OPINION, that you should do the research on your own rather than relying on her. i say this as she’s mentioned it before. she has no problem sharing, but it’s not her responsibility, just because she CHOOSES to share what she does. it seems i had to break it down even further because you can’t comprehend what i mean, and are just stuck on people putting “words in your mouth”. a 5 year old could’ve seen what i meant. well done destyni.
It really depends on where you live ($$), what your financial situation is going into it as a business, whether there are other lines of income in your household, your own skill as a decorator and a business owner, the laws and regulations of your region, and the level of demand in your area. It’s very, very difficult to run a financially sustainable cake business alone from home, especially in the beginning when you are pouring so much of your cash back into the equipment you need to scale up to profitability. And the comment about working 24/7 wasn’t a cute joke, in case anyone watching this video didn’t take that line seriously. 💕
Not to say it’s not a dream that can turn into a successful business- but as someone who is working full time trying to build this dream and doing a good job thus far, there’s a lot of factors to consider that can make or break you.
Yes the cakes almost 24/7 and the late nights creating the decorations to put on the one custom cake is crazy in itself. 😄
so many people are told to make their hobbies their jobs but that takes the fun out of it. theres a lot of pressure if that is your only source of income and like you said at the end, it would be hard to separate work and leisure time
It could be a part time job which would be fun. You have a job that pays your Bill's especially if you have a partner or someone else bringing in income to help, and then you make money off of a hobby you enjoy and at any point can turn it back into a normal hobby without serious repruccusions I hope I spelt that right lol
But yea if it's your only source of income then it would be hard for sure.
50% of businesses go under. 90% of independently owned restaurants go under.
This can be for many reasons but the main one is that being a successful baker isn't just about your baking abilities but about your accounting, money management, ability to correctly estimate costs.
Luckily these days there are a lot of tools to help people track expenses and such.
It is something to think about.
Separating work from home is important! I've been WFH for two years now, recently a fam member came over and asked "does it feel weird that the office is next to your bed now?" and I realized _that_ was what was stressing me out without even being consciously aware. Did some rearranging, it helped a bit.
sorry for the long winded comment hahaha I just don't hear people mention that often! cake looks divine, of course 🤤👌
It’s SO important. The pandemic really highlighted the dangers of that. Some people thrive on it, but with kids it’s especially important for me to separate it as much as I can!
Beautiful cake. In 61 and I'd love a cake like that!!!
Had no idea you were Canadian also! (Ontario here 👋) 🇨🇦❤
I used to be a Truck Driver In the Oil field... I averaged about $1500 a week take home. I have since become disabled, divorced, got married to my current husband, who was also a driver, his last job only brought in $1200 a week. Not bad when you own everrything out right!
But he was forced into retirement, so I am trying to earn enough to stay a float. I am not looking to do maybe 3-4 cakes a week if that. He helps, mostly just cleaning up after me, and keep stuff stocked or hands me stuff. He also helps around the house so I can focus on the cakes. We both loved Driving. It was both our passion most all our lives. And to lose it, crushed us both. But learning how to turn another Love and Passion into money has been awesome... Challenging but awesome...
Today I delivered a cake for a young man who just graduated the Marine Corps... The lady never ordered a custom cake, but said it was the best she ever had, and the design far exceeded her expectations.
Even though I know there are other, more experienced, better Baker's than myself, it really did help me understand, again I am where I need to be. And I may not be making Big big bucks, I can make enough to Survive
Sometimes, just being sane at the end of the day is half the battle. Good luck and many blessings. Sincerely Bevy
I love your comment. Your husband helping out and washing up is the sweetest thing!
I feel that a profession like baking you want to bake the best goodies possible but... you also want to please the client/person buying the bake goods! Hearing back from them that it was more than expected and delicious is what makes your soul smile 🙏🏼💖🦄
@@src3360 yes it is. I can't explain the excitement I feel when someone loves their cake. When a friend of the family or a friend of a friend gets/buys my cakes, it takes all I have not to keep asking if they know if the ppl liked their cake. And if they didn't or something was not what they expect I worry and try to figure out how to make it right or better for the next cake.
Sometimes when baking and cooking all day, I will tell hubby, I will get that mess clean when I get up. And will wake up to a clean kitchen. Sometimes while I am cooking/baking, he will be in and just start cleaning up. It is a very big help. Lmao, I feel for those who have to clean up after themselves lmao. I know it makes a big difference in how much I bake when I have to clean up as I go, or afterwards. Being disabled, I can't work serval hrs straight, I get maybe a couple before I have to stop. So I have broke down cake making/decorating into steps. And I don't start the next step unless I take a break. If I don't, I may not get all the way through that step.
Ty for all the tips and know- lageee
Wow this really has helped me alot thank you so much 🥰
Your narration is getting better!
...o.O you blew me away from the basic square cake to a comic book cake! I didn't even expect that! It looks awesome 😎
Wow....that cake was amazing!
The only way you're definitely not gonna succeed in life is if you never try anything. I'm sure it's possible to make it in a million different ways if you work hard, and of course, work smart.
It looks like spiderman just caught the money shot 😆
I don't know, but your cakes blow me away they're really AWESOME!!!!😍😍😍😍😍
Thanks for making it so real. Great advice is priceless! ❤️😘
You always give me something to think about. And I love to watch you decorating a cake while you do it. Thank you for sharing and keep on caking 💜
Yeah I work from home with my small business and I didn’t have a weekend for 2.5 years and finally this year I took a holiday
Wow fantastic 👌
the way she said the word “outside” is so Canadian and I love it
How do you say it?!?
What a cool cake omfgggg
Your cake looks amazing 👏
clearly you like sperdur man
Omg i just randomly saw this and realized i work around the corner 🤣
haha amazing!
@@SweetDreamsBakeShoppe i will come see you next week! Just to support the channel, i cannot bake and dont really eat treats but have a weird obsession with watching 🤣
The cake is wow...
I feel like home baking is one of those things that sure it's possible to make a living but the amount of disruptions that it causes to your life (being stuck at home, always on the clock, never having room in your fridge/needing extra fridge, managing the business and finding a way to actually get customers to know about you) you might as well be working several full time jobs instead. Itll at least be less dishes that way.
It also depends on where you live - it may actually be illegal to make a living off of home baking. Not sure what Canada is like, but in the US there are cottage industry laws that allow for home baking with restrictions - for instance, in Michigan you can only sell products that are safe to store at at room temperature and there's also a yearly limit on how much you can make. That limit is well below what you can reasonably live off of
In Canada too - not sure about all the provinces but in Ontario any food business has to be in the inspected commercial kitchen. No home bakers allowed. So add rent of a commercial kitchen to the costs (which is not cheap, In my city it is about $40 per hour🤪)
We (family of 7) literally live on $45k a year...
Do you ever go on vacation?
@@madisonpatriarca6690 yeah. We went 3 states over last year to the Ark Encounter. This year we did small local trips like an aquarium and state parks. Next year we are planning on Dollywood, it's another long drive so gas prices might effect it.
@@ck8191 oh wow that’s nice! You can do a lot on a budget I guess. Ever go out the country? You guys are def prudent with your money!
@@madisonpatriarca6690 not with the whole crew. Hubby and I went on a cruise with my first paycheck out of college. After baby #5 I've been a stay at home mom though. We live very frugally and save for special things like vacation.
@@ck8191 that’s honestly awesome, you make the most out of your money and enjoy it! Reminds me, I really need to start saving😂😂😂
Am I the only one that thinks Spidey looks like he's sitting on a toilet with toilet paper all around him? 😂
That Spiderman cake looks amazing!
That’s a pretty amazing cake.
And I’m a baker’s daughter!
That looks good
200 to 300 cad annually is a lot most only make 50 to 70 cad a year those prices are absurd.
I love it! Spider-Man looks great!
Egads! I live on just a few dollars over $13,000 a year and I own my own home. I cant imagine having several hundreds of thousands.
Wow! What part of the country do you live in? I think that plays a huge part as well. For example, I live in the Bay Area, California and rent is astronomically high, as are home prices (I.e., a very small 2 bedroom home with one bathroom and a small backyard and front yard in my city goes for over $1M at the lowest. Gas prices are currently at $6.50 for premium unleaded and $7.30 for diesel. Food costs and your other miscellaneous costs aren’t much different from those anywhere else, with the prevalence of online shopping so, if you live with family (like most people my age do), your wage stretches a lot further. I remember that back in college in Michigan, I made $7.50/hr. I think the federal minimum wage isn’t much more than that. In San Francisco, the city has its own minimum wage due to the cost of living-it’s just under $17/hr if I remember correctly. However, if you worked full-time in SF, making $17/hr, you’d never be able rent anything unless you were one of the lucky ones to win one of the low income housing lotteries.
Where do you live?
keep in mind the exchange rate too, if you got paid 300k in Canada, it would be 70k less in USD.
200k Canadough is a crazy high amount 😬
Honestly, my worry has always been transporting the cakes. I’m a nervous Nelly, and thinking about putting so many hours into something so beautiful and then putting it into a vehicle that will dump it all around just freaks me out.
I think the big difference between this and being s baker at a bakery is that someone else is doing all the annoying stuff. I don’t have to talk to customers, take orders, do any book stuff whatsoever. That’s some of the most annoying work. I make more things on a bigger scale than a home bake could because most people wouldn’t have a giant mixer. Its admirable anyone could do it out of their home, it sounds like so much work
Spiderman's abs tho-
I really want to become a bakery assistant.
Spider-Man got them Megan knees
You must live in Toronto or Vancouver. We live on way less than 300k a year. Like way less.
Mood. I like working with people, and feel I can do a great job with a lot of passion in customer service for a while, but the pay is so low and the housing costs are so expensive. It’s definitely hard work, but not as hard as something like farm work. We’re never properly staffed though because the company limits themselves to high schoolers. I get $11/hr, which was what the position paid for many years.
I think policies like zoning with mixed use, no parking minimums, allowing smaller lot setbacks, allowing multi family dwellings, using transit priority signals, adding crossings to break up massive block sizes, raising minimum wage to a living wage and adjusting it annually with inflation (so everywhere could raise their prices to allow for basic quality of life to employees without risking being uncompetitive), including wider sidewalks/more pedestrianized sections/bike lanes/bus lanes/traffic calming, extending social infrastructure benefits to a comfortable income level/all citizens as an option, etc could help make the cost of living more affordable while keeping wages in line. I’m thinking of going into civil engineering to attempt to improve my city, but its so expensive that it’ll be difficult and take a while to make progress
So Just do What You Love ..
It depends on your situation and where you live. If you have a family and are the only source of income unfortunately no. But if you are single, rent, and dont have big expenses like school then yeah definitely but you would have to be getting a good amount of orders or big orders, which means you'll never see the sun bc you'll be working 24/7. Most home bakers either have another job, their partner makes good money or are retired. But dont let this discourage you, if this is your passion do it but inform yourself and make sure you will be comfortable.
Which province? I'm in Ontario near Niagara Falls and our housing market had risen so drastically it's unreal! A house down the street was bought for $250, 000. It recently sold for $725, 000.
Vancouver, BC
2-300,000$?! Where do you live?!
Vancouver; 3rd most expensive city in the world to buy a home in 😬
@@SweetDreamsBakeShoppe I live just outside Seattle. My husband makes like 80k a year and we have 9 kids…
@@TheZMom_Emmelia God bless you! May Blessed Mother Mary keep your and yours always until she sees you all safe in Heaven forever!
@@SweetDreamsBakeShoppe I think it’s time to move. People shouldn’t have to work that hard to live and enjoy life and it isn’t worth missing out on life. It really isn’t.
@@TheZMom_Emmelia why so many kids?
I do think owning a home is part of a comfortable life. Sure maybe not when you're young but soon enough. There's always precariousness with renting
Home business in my province is prohibited, you need a business permit and a commercial kitchen because if someone reports you, its gonna be a headache... 😭😭
I think you would do great on the Great British baking show since you do such a great job on your baking skills I watched the great British baking show and I think you would actually do great on that show I don’t know if that’s something you would do
👍👍
$200,000 or $300,000 thousand, that's $20,000 a month a millionaire in 4mos. What do you guys do for a living hmm🤔?
When she said that I went 🤔??? Because I live in the same province & city but my dad has been the sole earner of our 7 people household for 25 years making 50-70k max a year soooo ? Her standard of living is probably much higher, but if you’re talking about “survival”, 80k a year is a great salary for 1 person and you can be a homeowner in a few years if you add a second earner into the household. Affording a home in today’s economy is practically impossible as a sole earner nowadays. That’s still only 160k though, no where near her 200-300k mark lol. I bet she only has like 2 kids as well.
Because mortgage rates are going up and according to the latest stress test those were the rough numbers given. This is based off of Vancouver for a detached home, which is in the top three most expensive cities in the world to buy a house, but even some of the suburbs are getting up there. If you had bought earlier than about a decade ish ago then you’re good to go on a more attainable household wage. I surely don’t make that 😆. Just got lucky with my circumstances and continue to try my best!! I think cake decorating is an interesting one because it’s not a fixed income, so unlike my full time career there is “space” to make more in the cake decorating world--still though $200 k?! That’s a lot of cake!!! Are we making them for the queen??? 😂😂💕💕
If he bought 25 years ago then that makes total sense! 160 k is still even a bit low…it would depend on how much of a down payment you have!! Good luck to my kids is all I can say 😩. Hopefully something plateaus soon
I can confirm small houses in our city are $1M+ even in suburbs (1hr+ from city centre). A one-bedroom apartment in the city is around $1M. A comfortable home or apartment is $2-4M now depending which city/suburb. It's skyrocketed since the pandemic. 10yrs ago it was maybe 50% this. 20yrs ago it was 10% this. So unless you bought in the last 5yrs, it's unlikely you'll know just how ridiculous it is. I myself bought a small apartment 4yrs ago thinking I'd move into a house within a decade, yet couldn't afford to move again at this rate.
also cities like vancouver are way more expensive than say a rural town up north, probably
Ohmygod that annual wage requirement to own a house is absolutely ridiculous, I live in Scotland and there’s people earning 40-50 k a year who live a very comfortable lifestyle
HOLY SHITE... IN TENNESSEE I MAKE 11K A YEAR
....200K TO 300K... MAKES ME RICH AF!!!
If I lived a province over everything would be very different!! More like $70k a year to own a detached home so this is totally doable on one income. It’s just the outrageousness of where I live-very hard to convince everyone around you though to move! Lol
omg that’s so wild to me, even part time in vancouver can be more than that. but a coffee here can be anywhere from $10-15. and it just goes up from there… my rent for a one bedroom in van is near 3k, without utilities. my school doesn’t even have dorms because of how expensive real estate is. and my biweekly grocery bill (given, I eat really healthy) is ~$350 for one person.
minimum wage here is over $15 but it’s still a shock every single time you have to tap your card.
i guess it’s all comparable though because we make more per hour but have to balance it out with paying a lot more, so our money just doesn’t go as far as it would in the states. $300k CAD is also ‘only’ $230k USD.
your income if you lived in Canada would be an extra 3k.
Hey, I bought a new printer and was sent the wrong one. They sent me one that only works in Canada. Would you be interested or do you know someone that’s just starting out that might need one?
This is also without spending 1k/month for health insurance...
my nephew would lose his mind for that cake
Hello fellow canadian (cries in housing costs)
Dude… I thought my city was bad. To buy a house and live comfortably you need about 150,000 (based on personal preference you could have a detached home from the 50s and live in a bad area for like 50k if you were willing too)
$200K Canadian equates to $153K U.S.! that is insane.
Hey! Can you make a warrior cat cake and sell it? I want one for my birthday
Wait, what city? Toronto or Vancouver. We have an awesome house and it’s a good size (2500 sq feet) and right on a lake (legit dock in our backyard) and we only make $150,000 annually per household. I could make more but I choose to only work 2 days a week to be home with my kids
Vancouver. That’s amazing!
Early :)
Depends on the prices you charge.
For a sec I thought this was a spiderman and elsa themed cake if you catch my drift
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ l. Love you
How do u have 3 jobs when do you sleep? 8hrs x3 is very close to 24hrs
1 full time and 2 part times
@@SweetDreamsBakeShoppe ahhh ok so 1 8hr and 2 4 hr shifts,
correct?
واو كيكه تجنن وايد 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋
A man that a provider that's who I would marry have kids I'm not having kids struggle work 4 jobs hell no
There is good and bad points to home business. Giving yourself rules is okay, but I have never done well having anyone tell me I HAVE to do something. Even if it’s me. 😢😂 I’ve heard it’s a “LEO” problem. IDK
$200-$300k PER YEAR?! What the hell man
Like where do you live? I’d vomit if I realised I have to be on $200,000+ a year
@@heather5540 Vancouver; 3rd most expensive city in the world to buy a home. Mortgage rates also just went up even more so who knows now 🤷🏻♀️. To be fair, you can LIVE as a Vancouverite with much less, but you won’t be owning a detached home. Average rent alone for a small condo in Vancouver is about $3000 (per month*) so it’s difficult to save for a down payment with those type of numbers too! Beautiful place to live, but inflation has been outrageous!
@@SweetDreamsBakeShoppe yeah, I’m in Sydney Australia and the actual city of Sydney is crazy expensive too! An apartment in the city is $1200+ aud a week but I guess you’re saving on petrol and parking if you live in the city because that would mean you work there
Why wouldn't you use a rectangle pan instead of a square one and having to cut so much off??
Don’t own one
Are you in BC? Or Ontario?
Everyone Else:
Yeah ok, makes sense
Me:
Thinking of my 20,000yr income, Renter, not being able to afford med insurance, not always having a lot of food, having utility shut off some months cause only could afford 1 bill so its electric, gas or water but not all 3. 🤔 And I've Always wondered what does "live comfortably" mean cause my bed is hard as hell? 🤔😳🤦🏼♀️ lol 🤷🏼♀️
Yum a Nutella sandwich
It other words HELL NAW!!!!!
$200,000-$300,000 a year is a good and comfortable living wage? In the UK, a good and comfortable living wage is £40,000+ 😦
That’s just to own a detached home. If you’re willing to rent and not own/have any housing assets, you could make less than that and live fairly comfortably.
@@SweetDreamsBakeShoppe That’s crazy though! £40,000+ is a good and comfortable living wage for owning assets here. Everything is all so expensive in Canada and the US. Thanks for the clarification though! 🙂
Mai ghar Mai hi cake banati hu or order bhi aate hai
Maybe pipedown and live somewhere more affordable and enjoy and get to live your life better. You dont need to live in an expensive detached house or expensive area to call it a home. Yet work all your life just for that asset.
Vancouver? 😂
sincerely,
someone from Vancouver
Yes 😩😆
@@SweetDreamsBakeShoppe I feel you so much 😂 I’m in the valley and it’s expensive AF out here alone - I’m not sure if you’re in Vancouver or just saying vancouver for simplicity/privacy but either way it’s unbelievable how expensive it gets. I keep having friends go out to chilliwack because it’s just ridiculous even where I am. You just keep adding $100K’s as you hit each city towards Vancouver, it’s insane (as you know!)
Wait.. there’s a requirement on how much you need to make to own a home in Canada??
*to qualify for a big enough mortgage to own a detached home
Where in Canada are u ? I want to order a cake for my son birthday ..please reply back to me
Vancouver
$200,000???
$300,000???
W.t.h??? 😬😟🤷🏼♀️👍😱🤯
We make around $98,000 and are considered "rich" by most everyone we know!!!!
Holyyyy shyte!!!
That’s a long way around saying “no”
But the answer isn’t no-it’s plausible, it just might not be the desired lifestyle.
How do you work 3 jobs ??
I never had weekends during those times! I worked a full time job as a teacher in a school, had 30 piano students that I taught after school and sold baked goods. It wasn’t until I had kids that I slowly started dropping the extra jobs.
$200-300 k a year to live comfortably and own a detached home? Do you live in Vancouver? Maybe downtown TO? Jeez! I make $100k a year and it’s certainly enough to be a home owner in Ottawa.
Yes, Vancouver 😬
@@SweetDreamsBakeShoppe - well then heck yeah! $300,000 is like min wage!
It's all relative.
So you work 24/7 to be able to afford a house you are never in because you work too much?
Question: do you regret being a teacher
A comfortable life for most North Americans is becoming untenable.
Three jobs
That's crazy
Don't you know that people died
So that you could have a 40 hour week.?
300 grand a year. Wtf.
I still don’t understand how people can say they worked three jobs. An eight hour shift for one job times three is 24 hours. No one works 24 hours a day.
I work one job and just happen to work 16 hours a day at that one job. Should telling people that I work two jobs?
Keep your day job
That cake is totally overdone
"in the area I live in" tell me you're middle class without telling me
What does that’s even mean
What are you going to do once your body gives up on you. How will you pay rent ?
Hate dark chocolate
yellow cake, chocolate frosting? DISGUSTING
What? Lol! I could understand if it was a bit of a crazy flavour combo, but vanilla cake with chocolate ganache is such a standard!
with all due respect you're nuts! yellow cake with chocolate frosting is one of the best combos 🤤
No offense I'm not trying to work 2 to 4 jobs to support anyone. I would marry someone established together so I can work less. I'm not giving as. Sex working like man make no sense. Smart have side business but I'm not working 4 jobs support anyythays why woman should marry