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Originally posted by MamaJ
reply to post by PTPriceless
Honesty is the best policy. If she is understanding of the facts then so be it and if not then she has very little understanding and why think any more about her in such a way as a partner? Unless of course you are ok being with someone who is not that understanding.
Originally posted by PTPriceless
I chose to introuduce myself using a pseudonym, the name I use for my writing, thinking hey, I'm probably going to be here only one weekend, so no need to tell people my real name.
Originally posted by pondrthis
This doesn't sound difficult at all. Keep going by your pseudonym and then if you end up getting close (which is statistically still unlikely at this point), casually interrupt her after she says your name and tell her your real name. Make it a little joke that she's been let in on. Make yourself sound more important than you are, big writer man with the alias.
She'll be all "no way!" and you can show her your ID. If she's upset for some reason, tell her why you made up the name and act like you use it often. She doesn't have to know that you only rarely use it.
Originally posted by dbates
Originally posted by PTPriceless
I chose to introuduce myself using a pseudonym, the name I use for my writing, thinking hey, I'm probably going to be here only one weekend, so no need to tell people my real name.
Well since you plan on meeting this girl again at church, let's just go with the truth. Just tell her what you said above and she'll probably just laugh and think you're more mysterious. Women like a good mystery so it's a win-win for you.
Originally posted by geraldcole
I would have to go with keep your alias and if it ever get's a little more serious like a date or something you can tell her what your real name is and that it's a nickname you go by. Just like sometimes people use their middle name or last name. Even though that's not their "name" per say.
She shouldn't have an issue with that.
Originally posted by mileysubet
I have not the answer you seek.
I do however have a question; why do you feel the need to use a fake name at a church?edit on 25-7-2011 by mileysubet because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by geraldcole
Yep, then like one of the other posters said make a joke about it. Be like I bet "blah" isn't your first name either, and pretend to forget her name and call her something else (oh wait you already did lol). She's laughs, thinks your funny and joking, even though you're not and you find out her first name again.
Now that's a win-win.
Originally posted by Grimbone
reply to post by PTPriceless
Not to go off topic but did you get the job? Are you still living in your car? I do hope you used your real name when you applied for the job.
At least this girl seems to have your current unlucky situation off of your mind.
Originally posted by PTPriceless
Originally posted by mileysubet
I have not the answer you seek.
I do however have a question; why do you feel the need to use a fake name at a church?edit on 25-7-2011 by mileysubet because: (no reason given)
As I said in the opening post, I didn't think I'd be going back a second time til I met the girl (which to me felt like the Man upstairs was shaking his finger at me). I don't like using my real name in those situations, because maybe I don't choose to go back. No commitments to the church, no problems, no attachments.
Those three can be combined into one word.
Women.
Originally posted by mileysubet
Originally posted by PTPriceless
Originally posted by mileysubet
I have not the answer you seek.
I do however have a question; why do you feel the need to use a fake name at a church?edit on 25-7-2011 by mileysubet because: (no reason given)
As I said in the opening post, I didn't think I'd be going back a second time til I met the girl (which to me felt like the Man upstairs was shaking his finger at me). I don't like using my real name in those situations, because maybe I don't choose to go back. No commitments to the church, no problems, no attachments.
Those three can be combined into one word.
Women.
You didn't feel "Like the Man up Stairs" was shaking his finger at you when you deliberately lied to a fellow church goer? I mean this wasn't even a simple lie by omission, this was a premeditated lie......
Originally posted by PTPriceless
Originally posted by Grimbone
reply to post by PTPriceless
Not to go off topic but did you get the job? Are you still living in your car? I do hope you used your real name when you applied for the job.
At least this girl seems to have your current unlucky situation off of your mind.
Yeah I used my real name when I applied for the job, I haven't heard back from them yet, and yeah I'm still in my car. This does have my mind feeling a little better compared to my situation.
Originally posted by theRhenn
reply to post by PTPriceless
Ya never know, brother. She might actually find that interesting. Especially if you tell her you use it for writting. Tell her the truth as to why. Then she'll know you're honest. Keep it away from her too long and she'll know you're a liar and that wont be good.