I use a fake name that’s close to my real name when communicating with my papa (a male supporter), rather than my club name.
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Lately, they often ask me to show vaccination certificates or ID required for travel campaigns because it makes hotel stays cheaper.
So far, I’ve managed to brush it off by saying things like, “Sorry, I forgot,” but I’m worried I won’t be able to keep getting away with it.
Could you please tell me a good way to handle this?
Thank you.
How about making the reservation for him and giving him the receipt afterward?
You could say something like, “I have more free time than you, so I’ll take care of the hassle for you.”
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If you have to show your ID to your papa (a male supporter), I don’t think you’ll be able to keep it hidden.
You may just have to give up and apologize, saying, “I’m sorry I couldn’t tell you my real name because I didn’t trust you before” (for example, because you were stalked by a man in the past and have trouble trusting men).
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I tried not to look at their full names whenever possible, like when going to a spa, but in the end, they just tell you anyway.
As for traveling, only go with someone you’re close enough to know their full name.
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I understand women offering or using coupons and promotions, but it doesn’t really make sense to me when they come from men. (I’d think it would be something the woman wants to do, or brings up as an opportunity.)
Still, even if you don’t learn her real name right away, eventually you’ll probably find out not just her name but also her address at some point—when moving, traveling, sending gifts, or something like that.
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