Do you lie about your personal info with mpa?

[Banana tree]

That reminds me of that cashier joke -- same punch line.

 

[Wayne]

I have only ever told one sp everything about me. That is because I am always interested in hearing about her. So, I figure, the more I open up to her, the more she will open up to me.

I have been with some sp's who lie to me and it is so obvious it makes me feel uncomfortable. I understand why they lie but nonetheless, I do feel awkward when a girl is telling me something that both of us know is not true. The more truthful a girl is to me, the more I will trust her and the greater the probability is that I will repeat with her because of the comfort level already reached.

 

[Vote Repubs Nov 2010!]

I use a fake name. It has a complete profile; handle, facebook, e-mail etc. Every 5-6 years (or when I feel a need to) I switch to another one. Personal details such as hobbies, interests, likes and dislikes it's 100% me.

 

[tkp]

On the occassions where I have been asked, I have told the SP that I am single or going through a divorce which is a lie. I think I am still really embarrassed about going there, and partially I guess, in the back of my mind I'm always somewhat hopeful of getting some more out of the client-SP relationship. I don't lie about my age or what I do for a living though - mind you, I do keep it somewhat vague. Usually, I will turn the tables and ask if they are seeing anyone as well.....I've had many MPAs tell me they have part-time boyfriends, and some (obviously lying) say that they are looking for one.

 

[Dr. Kyron MD]

All depends on the MPA.

I've seen ones in the past that on the first visit started asking a whole bunch of personal questions. I've definitely lied to them and made up a whole persona realizing that they're too pushy and I wouldn't be going back for a 2nd visit.

As for the regulars, I've never lied to them but I have also not shared everything. I use my real 1st name but have never give out my last. I tell them my general profession but not the company I work for or where the office is. I don't discuss my income but some know the general area of the city where I live. And so on...... I reveal just enough to have a reasonably normal conversation without either of us saying anything we don't want to or might regret later. In return, some have opened up but others are also still pretty guarded about their personal information. I don't need it and neither should they. It takes a lot to gain trust in this hobby because it's still not generally accepted by society so you have to be a bit guarded.

 

[DeDe]

I don't use aliases usually because I could care less,, however, at times for fun, I would make up some stuff if she is being too secretive.... I find this industry very weird in a sense where women are paranoid about giving their real names out etc... to each their own, so , I don't rock the boat, and play along with my own aliases when necessary.

 

[sirrobbie]

I am open and honest. If the want to continue talking, we can, but if my life bores the hell out of her, oh well.

 

[??yl?]

im honest. i leave them with a good impression to remember me by. its often reciprocated, and results in better experiences on return visits =) it works for me

 

[Monkey]

Too funny:

Name: Ethan Hunt
Alias: Mike Hunt
Occupation: MI5, Her Majesties Royal Gaurd
Code #: 0069
Rank: Big Man on Campus

Really who cares! We all know why we're here!

LMAO.