This story disturbs me on many levels:
You need to interalize the fact that you are a "provider" and keep it like that at all times. You're cheating this system. You can't go back and forth.
Your hobby phone should NEVER see the light of day and especially around any other "civilians". The fact that you pulled out a second phone to verify a number is disturbing.
Along those same lines, WHAT and I ask that question again, WHAT propells you to, when asked by a stranger who are you dating, to mention it's this guy and describe him to a T? You knew what you were doing. You were claiming your territory. He may be single but he's still seeing a "provider" and unless you two are a known public item around town, you still owe him, based on the money he's paid you, to uphold a level of discretion and keep his fucking of you on the wraps. He just might be single but pursuing someone else on the side.
Also, how the hell do you OUT YOURSELF AS A PROVIDER? Are you that light headed? Are you serious? So now you've screwed yourself b/c now people know you as a "hooker".
Even in civilian on civilian dealings, how is one moved to tell a complete stranger of a guy who hasn't even formally made you his GF? Then you dish out all his information?
The only explination I can have for this is that you are marking your territory. When the story gets out there that you're dating mark, with the silver camero, who works for Johnson's Industrial Solutions, who graduated from Morehouse, the word will spread and if someone knows him then that's a good start towards making you two's relationship "public".
That's very irresponsible if you ask me. Whether he's single or not, you let HIM be the one to eventually introduce you to the world. What you're basically saying is "because you are a single male; your business can be put out there in the streets on who you're datinghollaring at/etc..
That's really not cool.