Your True Self

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Lexodus

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Asturiel said:
The true me is a very confused and quick bugger who keeps hiding himself.

I'll get back to you when I can corner him again.
Pretty much this. I adapt for different groups of people, since there's no point deliberately shutting one or more out.
 

Brightzide

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The True me is...the everyday me I suppose. My Name is James Random Anderson, nonsense and jam is all i'm about. In person and on the internet...That's about it really :)
 

irequirefood

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I couldn't really say. I sure act differently online, probably because of the faceless anonymity that comes with it. But then I also act different when people are around me in real life too. If I am neither on the internet or around people, I think that is the real me, which kind of feels like a guy's version of a less extreme and pessimistic Daria.

So, interpret that as you see fit.
 

Kapol

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Online on a certain forum (and really on forums in general online), I'm really more open then it real life. Online I talk about things I like that I'd never speak of to people I meet or know. Online I'm actually trying to hold back my EVIL ANGER OF HATE, while I don't so much in real life.
 

Guffe

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Same thoughts and things as in real life. I think it would be confusing to be someone else intentionally on the net. If I'd have multiple personalities without knowing when I open the web it would be cool but on purpose would just be.... ...confusing?!
 

Romidude

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In both The Escapist and real life, I'm an opinionated, left-ist, Atheist furry that loves to reference anything that happens to catchy my attention. And I also care more about others than myself.
 

Tharwen

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My outward real self has changed a bit to match my internet self since I joined here. I'd say it's better like this though.
 

xbrandon

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I'm alot more cheery and open on the net, I barely have any friends and have difficulty talking to people
 

Enemy Of The State

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Rednog said:
Online I'm more quick witted and make every other person I chat to laugh. But in real life I just sound like a tard when I open my mouth. I don't know why but as more and more people are around me my brain gets exponentially slower. I guess it is just a big self esteem issue I have and I just close up.
I'm like that too. I'm incredibly self-conscious in real life and lack confidence at times.
 

Jenova65

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Well my views are the same IRL as they are on the net, I maybe take a little more time to think about how to express them though, as the written word is so easily misinterpreted. Sometimes genuine intent is misread as sarcasm and certainly the reverse is true. So I adjust things slightly in the hopes that my point is still made the way I wish to be made as people cannot hear my tone of voice.
 

KindOfnElf

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Queen Michael said:
I'm True To Myself on the web.
This, I liked very much.

OT: I am completely the same in real life and on the webs. I don't like playing games of switching personalities, adding or taking off qualities. Me, myself and I has merged and now we are One in every way and every place.
 

ultimateownage

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My true self is an annoying and unlikeable shit. Safe to say I don't change myself for the internet. Although I act different on the internet because I have time to think about what I say, so really, this is more true to me then I act in real life.
 
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I tone down my sense of humour a lot when online. My style of humour is kind of abrasive and really requires context, so I keep it off message boards because what in my head sounds like a light hearted jibe just looks downright insulting and vitriolic when written down. Other than that, the same.
 

PAGEToap44

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My true self is probably a lot more shy. I find it easier to talk freely when I don't actually talk... if you know what I mean.

EDIT: Oh yes, and then there's the lack of confidence thingy too.
 

dragonslayer32

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I'm the same online as I am offline. I am still the same guy who trys to be friendly and please everyone. I'm quite a pushover really...
 

EeveeElectro

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I may sound a little bit more intelligent on here than I actually am. I'm always nice to strangers online and in real life, if I think they deserve it.

The way I would say the sentence above in real life is;
"A may sound a lil murr intelligent on 'ere than I act'lly am. M'always nice t' strangers onlahne n' in real larff."

You can't sound intelligent when you talk like that.
 

Sebenko

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Yeah, I'm nicer online.

In real life, asking me for help on the street will result in being ignored, or being told to "fuck off" if I'm in a particularly bad mood.

Of course, that's nothing compared to how I act near my boyfriend.
 

Jedamethis

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Asturiel said:
The true me is a very confused and quick bugger who keeps hiding himself.

I'll get back to you when I can corner him again.
Asturiel, once again you say exactly what I was thinking.

But what makes one me the true me? What if they're all the true me?