My papa (a male supporter) has suggested taking me on an overseas trip.
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I’m fine with that, but I’ve lied to him about my date of birth. He doesn’t know my real one.
Would my true date of birth be revealed when traveling abroad?
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It might mean different things depending on whether she lied about her age or her birth date.
If she lied about the month and day, it feels somewhat malicious—like she was fishing for a birthday present. If she claimed to be younger, that’s just crafty.
Either way, it goes on her record as a negative for having lied. From there, it depends on how the papa (a male supporter) judges it.
You’re better off not telling such a cheap lie in the first place. If you’re going to lie, lie about something bigger.
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If you’re traveling abroad through a travel agency, it should be enough for only the representative to complete the preliminary check.
(That said, they’ll probably tell you that the travel agency won’t be held responsible if you can’t depart on the day because of an issue with your passport’s expiration date.)
Even if your papa (a male supporter) arranges the flights and hotel himself, I believe it’s possible to book the flight without having the passport in hand.
In other words, as long as you give him the passport number and your full name in Roman letters exactly as it appears on your passport, he should be able to make the reservation.
(If the Roman-letter spelling of your name is wrong, you won’t be able to board on the day, so it’s normally checked against the passport. But if you provide the information accurately, there shouldn’t be any problems.)
Thinking about it that way, it may seem a little unnatural, but as long as you don’t show or hand over your passport to him, it seems possible to keep your date of birth private.
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As the other respondents have mentioned, since they already know your actual age and zodiac sign, they can narrow it down to within about ±1 month.
I don’t think it makes much of an impact.
If you give a completely different birth month, they may already have figured it out from your zodiac sign anyway.
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You met through Universe Club, right? In that case, your papa probably already knows your birth month and year, too.
Your profile would say something like:
“24 years old, Taurus”
So from his perspective, he might think:
“She’s 24 and a Taurus, so her birthday must be around Golden Week next year. Her birthday present can wait a while.”
I’ve made lots of offers through Universe Club, and there have been about five women whose profiles said something like “28 years old, Virgo (August 23–September 22),” but then they said, “My birthday is next month♡”
There’s no way he’ll be able to build a good relationship with someone like that, so you may be in a tough spot. I think you should just apologize honestly.
If you say, “I’m sorry, papa. I was scared at first, so I gave you false personal information,” I think he’ll forgive you. But if you keep hiding it and he finds out later, he might cut ties with you.
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If your papa (a male supporter) books your flight, your passport information will be required, so there’s a high chance they’ll find out. If you book it yourself, the likelihood drops considerably.
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