I knew a guy from college, and he was, at the time, a closet case in the extreme. He was obviously gay, but, at a religious school, he wildly overcompensated, once singlehandedly getting a campus screening of "RENT" (the 2005 movie version) shut down over its content. Nobody was surprised when his gay dating site profiles were all under the same screen name as his public email and used his Facebook profile pictures.
But then, several years later, I discovered a tumblr that used that same screen name, one that reblogged gay porn, and, down at the bottom, along with several pictures of this same guy, was a picture of his dick.
Feeling a little like poking at him, I messaged him on Facebook, and asked him about the Tumblr. He said it wasn't his, that he'd never had a tumblr, and that his cock was "way bigger." I said "Pics or it didn't happen," and he responded with three photos that were clearly taken as screenshots, rather than from a phone's camera (it had his battery meter, etc.). He also said he would contact tumblr to get the blog taken down (which still hasn't happened). I mentioned this to another college friend, who laughed, then went hunting through this guy's old Facebook photos to dig up more than a dozen including a blanket that could be seen in the tumblr picture.
Surely he could have figured out how transparent the lie was, and, on top of all things, while the original photo was slightly shrimpy-looking, it was still, I would say, noticeably above average size.
Anybody else have similar experiences?
But then, several years later, I discovered a tumblr that used that same screen name, one that reblogged gay porn, and, down at the bottom, along with several pictures of this same guy, was a picture of his dick.
Feeling a little like poking at him, I messaged him on Facebook, and asked him about the Tumblr. He said it wasn't his, that he'd never had a tumblr, and that his cock was "way bigger." I said "Pics or it didn't happen," and he responded with three photos that were clearly taken as screenshots, rather than from a phone's camera (it had his battery meter, etc.). He also said he would contact tumblr to get the blog taken down (which still hasn't happened). I mentioned this to another college friend, who laughed, then went hunting through this guy's old Facebook photos to dig up more than a dozen including a blanket that could be seen in the tumblr picture.
Surely he could have figured out how transparent the lie was, and, on top of all things, while the original photo was slightly shrimpy-looking, it was still, I would say, noticeably above average size.
Anybody else have similar experiences?
