Onlineidentity Stories

PREMISE: You never meant to trend. You were supposed to disappear after your academic misconduct scandal - a leaked thesis, a dead professor, and a viral clip of you walking out of an ethics panel smiling. The internet called you "Scholar Gone Psycho." You called it survival. Now you're back. Different name. Fresh start. A job at a private publishing house that specializes in "forgotten women." Until she walks in. Elaine Viot: Socialite turned literary detective Big donor, bigger ego Claims she's writing a book about "monstrous women" And wants to interview you Every day At first, it's just uncomfortable. Then it's seductive. Then it's threatening. Because she knows your real name. She knows what you did. And she's leaving anonymous comments on your burner blog. You're not sure if she's blackmailing you, investigating you - or falling for you. Maybe all three.

In a world where social media reigns supreme over human relationships, a seemingly innocent idea simultaneously takes root in their minds: asking their respective best friends to play digital matchmakers. Thus, Klauss Wargen finds himself courting Anna Sanders under Pete Davidson's identity, while Lana del Reyes assumes Anna's role to approach Pete. But fate, in its cruel irony, charts an unexpected path. This Ode to Heartfelt Misunderstandings explores the intricacies of modern love, where identities blur behind screens and loyalty collides with the heart's desires. In this dance of emotions, four young people will discover that authenticity can emerge from deception, and sometimes destiny takes the most winding paths to unite souls searching for each other.

17-Year-Old Jaylin Hardy creates a secret online identity and begins to chat with a fellow named Noah whilst struggling to balance out her schoolwork, manage her online identity, and hide the truth of who she really is. But what will happen when Jay is suddenly pulled from school and -----Some Credits----- Credit to @MajesticMountain for the amazing cover!!! Credit to @Tigershark14 for sparking my inspiration to write a spy/teenage agent story. (Teen Spy and Teen Spy 2) (Amazing books, even if T.S.2 is still being written :p) Credit to @bookwormSarah for letting me use her idea of faux skin tape :D (Removed) (That is the title) (it's really good so farrrr, imma read all 3) And also giving me an idea for how micro chips should work. (I'd been thinking about microchips.....!)

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She was bullied for being invisible. So she created someone unforgettable. But when the guy who destroyed her life falls in love with her online persona, the truth starts leaking through the lies. And someone ends up dead. Who really is Arabelle? And is Arya even alive anymore? A fake identity. A real murder. When the school's golden boy ends up dead, all fingers point to the girl he loved- Except she doesn't exist. Or does she? They didn't love Arya. They worshipped Arabelle. But what happens when both girls want the same revenge?

After 1,200+ hours in VRChat, I've seen the metaverse at its best-and its most brutally absurd. This isn't a rant. It's a survival guide. Virtual worlds promise freedom, but they're mirrors of our best and worst instincts: hierarchies in a land of "equality," lust masked as creativity, and friendships as durable as pixelated handshakes. Written with the blunt wisdom of a seasoned traveler (and a dash of dark humor), this book offers: Practical advice for dodging trolls, spotting fake friends, and keeping your sanity in anarchic digital spaces. Unflinching observations on identity, VR relationships, and why "looking hot" in a fake world still matters. Hard-won lessons from the frontlines of VRChat-where the most toxic behaviors hide behind cute avatars. It's a lifeline for anyone who loves these worlds but won't drink the Kool-Aid. If you've ever thought, "Why did I just waste 4 hours in a VR nightclub arguing with a furry?"-this book explains (and helps you avoid) it all.

First Book of the Vellichor Series This is the collection of short stories that can fall under the category of ephemeral - lasting for a very short time; fleeting.

Alen, a sixteen-year-old boy known as Holostyak in the online world, has captivated thousands of followers with his picturesque photographs and charismatic persona. Behind the glossy filters and perfectly curated posts, Alen longs for something more-authentic connections and a life beyond the confines of his digital identity. In a chance encounter at a photography exhibition, Alen's life takes an unexpected turn when he becomes captivated by a candid photograph of Maya, a girl whose raw emotions seem to mirror his own hidden desires. Determined to unravel the mystery behind the photograph, Alen embarks on a journey of self-discovery that leads him to question the authenticity of his online persona and search for genuine connections. As Alen and Maya's paths intertwine, they explore the beauty of real-world experiences, breaking free from the limitations of their online lives. Together, they discover the joy of embracing imperfections and finding beauty in unfiltered moments. Along the way, they inspire others to break free from the confines of their digital identities, encouraging them to embrace their authentic selves and forge meaningful connections. "Unfiltered Connection: The Journey of Alen, The Holostyak" is a heartwarming fanfic that delves into the complexities of online personas, the yearning for genuine connections, and the transformative power of embracing one's true self. Join Alen and Maya on their extraordinary adventure as they navigate the blurred lines between the digital and real world, discovering that true happiness lies in the unfiltered moments of life.

Two teenagers fall in love over the InternetBut when it comes for them to meet, It is a problem that will catapult there love to bloom, or sink. The question that both of them have is that would it have been best if the others identity was left unknown to the other