Well today I did it. I admitted to my online "boyfriend"

>>17722046
Probably not man.

That would be one incredibly understanding or destroyed person to accept such a thing.

I guess if what you have is real and the details are too, it's possible. What you should do is try to find someone for him like the person you've been pretending to be if you actually care about this guy so much.

Why don't you just become a real tranny?

You lied to him for 2 years about a pretty relevant subject, it takes a buddha to forgive and forget such a thing.

>>17722108
Reading something like this actually makes me happy knowing that I would accept and forgive someone for that. Mayne I should have been a monk godamn.

These kinda things happen a lot.
When I was in eighth grade I used to go on habbo hotel a lot and met this guy and we online dated for like, two years till I started getting suspicious.
One day we were on MSN and I called him w. the mic feature, "he" forgot to mute his mic and I heard HER laughing during our MSN conversation at my jokes.
I confront her the next morning about it and she comes clean about everything. She's not a lesbian, and said it started off a small joke with her friends but she started doing it on her own because she liked my friendship.

I'm 21 now, the chick and I remained really good friends for about 6-7 years. It was only till last year I started cutting people off for reasons unrelated that we fell off.
Not everyone is going to have negative feelings about this shit, and I ended up having a good friendship out of it too.
I mean the internet dating thing, I was in 8 grade it's not like I was in love or anything baka.

>>17722137
To me it is the time frame, if after two weeks a "girl" I met online told me she was a dude all along it wouldn't matter, if I liked the person we could even be friends. But two years of someone telling a lie like that, it would probably ruin any chance of me looking past it.