My wife divorced me when she found out that I am a sissy. There were many reasons, but the main one was that she found my stories and heard my recordings that I'd shared online. She had no idea and I don't blame her, but she never accepted that this is who I am. For the most part, all of it resides in my head. When I put videos, stories, and recordings online, it's a way to heighten my arousal for masturbation. Knowing other people like my "content" is very stimulating. I'm sure this is common for many people, not everyone who's posting online is an onlyfans wannabe content provider. Some/many people like to see how people respond. For me, I take the good with the bad. A negative and hateful comment can stimulate me as much as a positive one.
I have a profile on a popular pornpage where I post pics and vids, and then I have this stuff on Literotica, and that's it. "That's it?!?" you might say. To a regular person, this might seem like a lot. Under my "metaphor" pseudo-persona profiles, I can let my sissy flag fly and no one in my "real" life will ever know.
That had always been my assumption. I also believed that if anyone ever did find out from my real life, I wouldn't need to worry about it getting around because of the. type of stuff I post. I post all sissy-related content. Anyone finding my stuff will have to have had similar interests and these are not the kind of interests anyone generally shares with the world.
I always figured if say, my old middle school nemesis ran across my pics or stories and recognized me somehow after 30 years I had nothing to fret about. That person would have the same pervy interests and would have the same reservations about letting others know. For instance, how would that go down? Dean from middle school who tried to give me a swirlie in the boys' room is 35 and comes across my stories on Literotica. My stories are not the kind of stories big tough guys read. They are sissy stories with guys wearing panties and eating their own cum for fun. If old Dean sees my stories, recognizes me and decides to show the world on social media, he will only be drawing attention to his own strange proclivities. His friends would most likely criticize him and ask how in the world did he find such faggot stories and then make fun of him.
So it was so thrilling to find out you'd found me. It also confirmed my suspicions that whomever might come across my content, would keep it to themselves. You'd found my stories and you never revealed you knew. You never told anyone, at least to my knowledge.
Of course, it's possible you did tell someone. If you did, it didn't impact my life, career, friendships, or any other aspect of my life that might be "tarnished" because of it. In other words, if you did tell someone, they kept it just as secret. If you did tell someone and they knew, they never revealed that to me and I remained blissfully ignorant of any judgments you or whomever you told might have had.
My ex, when she found out, I'm certain she told everyone she knows. I live in a small town, so that's pretty tough. I can never be sure, whenever I encounter one of her friends, and she has many, she's been living in this town for 40 years, what or how much they know and how they perceive me. Of course, being a small town, I can only presume they think I'm a disgusting person, but honestly that doesn't really bother me. So, I kind of have this fortress built up around me that lets me just ignore them and whatever judgments they may have.