Good subject. I find that it depends on the type of person within my orbit:
Work Colleagues
I don't discuss my personal business with any workmates, and they don't know what I get up to. Best to be vague. Women have noted that I'm single and messaging on my phone throughout day. They can spot a player. Have strong boundaries, and refuse to be drawn on it.
Women in my family
I've found this to be by far the most insidious source of "outrage". The feminized frame push is constant. They will even go so far as to try and butt their nose in and move things forward with plates. Be very wary, and take nothing they say serious.
Men in my family
Two types. There are guys that I can have a good laugh with about life and women. And then there are spiteful jealous betas who are upset that "deesade is living the wrong way, and shouldn't be having any fun". Provider chodes just annoyed that their game sucks and isn't bringing them proper happiness. Something to watch out for.
Male mates
I'm completely open with my friends. They generally find the way I live amusing, and vice versa. However, there is the odd time that my behaviour challenges some of their beliefs about "what is right". At which point, I will happily discuss it with them (only as long as I'm getting good sense), otherwise just keep them in the dark about it for future reference.
I don't have any proper white-knight friends, as I find those types of men despicable. But, if you do, I'd keep them at complete arms length from anything to do with women. Those types really can't be trusted.
I can so relate to this!
Work colleagues
I shut my mouth. Although I've kissed a secretary in the office kitchen, it was the day before she was leaving. And I've been on an unsuccessful date with one of the other office members.
Mostly, I'm out of the office due to the nature of my work, so I keep it at emails. However, when I do go to the office, I flirt with the staff and joke around. And if I'm at an office party, I'll talk to all the women and flirt openly.
But I NEVER talk about the women I'm seeing and my lifestyle. Let them think what they want to think. My advice is to NEVER brag or tell stories. Focus the attention on other people and never yourself. If you're asked questions, shrug it off, act like it's not interesting and say, "I guess I'm lucky," or "I do okay with women." - Always say, "okay," and never say, "I do great."
Women in my family.
Mum, Grandma, Sister...
They always ask if I'm dating someone. My response is always, "I let girls come and go as they please, if they want to stay, I let them." I play it off like I'm giving the choice to the girls I'm seeing. As though, I'm waiting for a girl who
really wants me and will stick around. Essentially, I take the blame away from myself and put it on "hookup culture." My family all accept this.
Note that my family know I'm seeing many girls—they can't not know as they are nosy and like to stick their noses in my dating life. But I never tell them about any girls or dates, I just say a version of that sentence and then tell them about work or about some funny event I saw.
Men in my family
Brother. Dad. Uncle. Granddad.
They mostly keep their nose out of my business. My guess is that they don't have the guts to ask me about my dating life. All of them are married/engaged and living a remarkably beta lifestyle. It is the women who are in control in my family, so provided I keep the women happy, the men are happy by passivity.
Male Mates
Only other men who are living similarly. It's hard to find these types of people. They are few and far between. But with the few mates I do have who are in this lifestyle, we talk about everything. I love these relationships the most.
Regarding other men, I keep my mouth shut. I don't mention my girls. I either avoid talking to them completely or if I absolutely must talk to them, which, when I do, is usually a complete bore and I feel like I'd rather listen to nails against a chalk board... I turn the conversation to them and their life, because if a person is focused on talking about his problems, he's not listening to mine, and that's a good thing. In addition, if you tell him anything, he'll find a way to twist it, turn it into a rumor and then cause you an issue.