I usually present myself as someone who is interested in learning and sharing knowledge. I try to be helpful and positive in my interactions.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

My virtual self is similar to my real-life self in that I am still me. I have the same interests, values, and personality. I am still kind, helpful, and respectful.

c. In what ways is it different?

My virtual self is different from my real-life self in that I am more careful about what I say and do. I am aware that anything I post online can be seen by anyone, so I try to be mindful of the image I am projecting. Because I am not expressive in social media, I don't often share personal stories.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

I think my virtual self influences how others see me by presenting a curated version of myself. People online see what I choose to share, which is mostly my thoughts on certain topics, my knowledge, and my willingness to help. This might make me seem more thoughtful and knowledgeable than I am in everyday life.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

I realized that my online identity is a reflection of who I am, but it is not the whole picture. It is important to be aware of the image I am projecting online and to make sure that it is consistent with my values.

b. My virtual self and real-life self are similar in terms of interests. I am only interested in helpful and educational content, whether online or in person.

c. My virtual self and real-life self differ in terms of self-expression. I am not confident exposing myself in the virtual world, whereas in the real world, I am confident when talking and sharing interesting facts about myself.

d. Some people tell me that I seem strict and serious, maybe because I only share educational and inspiring posts online. This leads them to think that I have no sense of humor.

e. I realize that my online identity is not public. I am conscious of what I post, click, and react to. I also have limitations when it comes to communicating online.

a. How do you usually present yourself online?

I usually present myself with a simple profile photo and username. I don’t share many details about my personal life and prefer to stay quiet unless I have something important to say. I keep my online presence low-key to avoid unwanted attention.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

My virtual self is similar to my real self because I enjoy learning and being curious in both places. Whether online or offline, I usually observe and listen more than I speak. I also like to keep my personal information private and only share what I feel comfortable with.

c. In what ways is it different?

Online, I can decide what others see about me and hide what I don’t want to share, but in real life, it’s harder to control how people perceive me because my actions and words are more visible.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

People might think I’m private or mysterious because my profile doesn’t reveal much and is locked. They may not realize the real me behind the screen since I share very little publicly. This creates a sense of distance between who I am online and offline

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

I learned that I have a lot of control over my online identity and what parts of myself I show to the world. My online self is just a small piece of who I really am, and people may not see the full picture just by looking at my profile.

a.How do you usually present yourself online?

– I usually present myself online by sharing aesthetically pleasing moments, often featuring nature like sunsets and the ocean, rather than many personal details or photos of myself.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

– My virtual self is similar to my real-life self because I truly value peace, beauty, and quiet moments. My appreciation for the nature and a private lifestyle is genuine both online and offline.

c. In what ways is it different?

– It's different because my virtual self is a very curated version of my experiences, focusing only on certain aspects. In real life, there's much more depth, complexity, and personal interactions that I choose to keep private.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

– I think my virtual self influences how others see me by presenting me as someone who appreciates beauty, values privacy, and perhaps has a calm and thoughtful personality. They might see me as more of a private person.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

– I realized that my online identity is a conscious decision to protect my privacy while still sharing what inspires me. It's a thoughtful presentation that reflects my values without revealing everything.

-  I am a very private person, but when it comes to online posting, I only post on social media I’m comfortable with. I present myself online as a confident social media user, who wants to post every moment, and memory captured for reservation in the future without minding other people’s opinion.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

- My virtual self is pretty similar to my real-life self in a way that in real life I am now embracing my physical flaws, the same in virtual I am also confident on posting myself and in almost every occasion and errands I run to .

c. In what ways is it different?

-  My virtual self and real-life self is different in a way that in my real-life self I am very active and is kind of talkative on people I get along. But in social media I’m not comfortable to post or comment, I am very private and mysterious.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

- Since I am chronically online, my virtual self might make others perceive me as very confident because I frequently post about myself and the activities I do. They may assume I am always outgoing and expressive, even though I value privacy in many aspects.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

- I realized how different I am in real-time compared to my virtual self. I also noticed that sometimes, what I post online doesn’t really show the real me, because I only share the things I want others to see. This activity made me think about how social media can somehow shape how people view us, even if that’s not exactly who we are in real life.

I present myself online as calm and aesthetic, sharing peaceful photos, quotes, and small things that make me happy.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

It’s similar because I also love peaceful moments and expressing myself through simple things.

c. In what ways is it different?

It’s different because I only show the soft and positive side, not my full emotions or struggles.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

People might see me as calm, kind, and thoughtful because of how I post and express myself online.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

I realized that my online self reflects only a part of me, but it shows the version I want to grow into peaceful and confident.

-I usually present myself online in a simple and positive way,I share posts that show my interests and happy moments,I don’t show everything about my personal life.

b. What ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

-My virtual self is similar to my real self because I am still kind, friendly, and respectful both online and in real life.

c. In what ways is it different?

-It is different because online, I sometimes hide my true feelings or problems,I only show the side of me that I want others to see.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

-Others may see me as a calm and positive person because of what I post online,they might not know the real struggles I face.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

-I realized that my online identity only shows a part of who I really am,It reminded me to be careful and real when sharing things online.

• I usually present myself online as someone independent and thoughtful, sharing bits of creativity and motivation that mirror my inner world.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

• My virtual self is similar to my real-life self because both show my independence and desire to keep improving despite challenges.

c. In what ways is it different?

• It’s different because online, I appear more contented and confident, while in reality, I also experience moments of weakness and doubt.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

• My virtual self makes others see me as someone strong and self-sufficient, though there is more vulnerability behind the screen.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

• I realized that my online identity shows not just my strengths but also how I use independence and reflection to balance both confidence and imperfection.

I usually present myself online by showing my strong bond with my classmates and friends. I also show that I have courage to reach my dreams through my posts. I don’t really share much personal information about myself on social media.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

My virtual self is similar to my real-life self, especially in aesthetic things. When I post something that looks organized or pleasing, it shows how I also like to make my works neat and aesthetic in real life to impress others.

c. In what ways is it different?

My virtual self is different because I look more confident and active on social media, while in real life I am very shy and not that confident when talking or being around people in public places.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

People might think that I’m a simple person who is not boastful because of what I post. They might also see me as someone who enjoys making memories with friends.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

I realized that my virtual self and real-life self are really different. When I post stories or chat with my friends online, I feel more confident to share things compared to real life, where I’m often too shy to talk or open up, especially to people I’m not close with.

a.How do you usually present yourself online?

I usually present myself online by showing the real me, sharing positive, active, and motivated slices of my experiences to serve others. I also share moments from my real life, like appreciating myself and helping out in the community, hoping to inspire others in some small way. Which means, I value the real me.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

My online self is a lot like the real me because I value my experiences. On social media, I share pictures that I hope will inspire people, just like I try to do in real life by getting involved in community activities and leading the youth.

c. In what ways is it different?

The main difference is that I'm not very open about my personal feelings on social media, especially how I feel about someone, because I think it's important to keep some things private. I only post real pictures to share memories and motivate people, particularly related to community service. But in real life, if I trust you, I'm very open about how I feel and might even spill my guts.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

I think people see me as someone with a good group of friends because of my posts about my authentic experiences. They probably think I have good relationships with others, which I believe is true.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

I realized that I share the real me online, like being sociable to motivate people, but a person who knows the limit. I'm active on social media, but that doesn't mean I can't be ethical. Sharing the real me while knowing what should be kept private is important for building strong relationships, connections, and navigating life.

I generally project myself online as a positive, friendly, and confident individual. I post and share photographs that provide an idea of my real personality, interests, and day-to-day experiences. Through my online profile, I attempt to spread positivity and good vibes to other people.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

My virtual self mirrors my real self because I express my real smile, interests, and hobbies that I really love. What I share online reflects who I am as a person, not a virtual version. I strive to be true so that others can witness the real me even in online platforms.

c. In what ways is it different?

It's unique because I only share the happy and good times, not all that occurs in my actual life. Some personal challenges or struggles are kept private and hidden online. This makes my online image look more flawless than it truly is.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

My online persona shapes the perceptions that people have of me as being a happy and laid-back individual with always an optimistic outlook on life. It leaves the impression that I am perpetually content, even when not necessarily the case. People will judge or glorify me for what I make available online.

e.What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

I came to understand that my online persona only reveals part of who I am, not my whole personality or feelings. It led me to see how crucial it is to be sincere while still being private. Being real online aids people in connecting with me and perceiving my genuineness.

I usually present myself online in a simple and private way. I don’t post much, but I still show my interests and personality through the things I share or like, such as music and aesthetic content.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

My virtual self is similar to my real-life self because I’m also quiet, chill, and prefer to show who I am through my interests rather than words. The things I post or save reflect what I truly like in real life.

c. In what ways is it different?

It’s different because online I tend to hide more of my personal side. I don’t post pictures of myself or share too much, unlike in real life where the people close to me can see my real emotions and personality.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

Others might see me as someone mysterious, calm, or reserved since I keep my account private and post rarely. They might also see me as someone who has a unique taste or aesthetic because of the content I interact with.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

I realized that my online identity shows only a small part of who I really am. It reflects my interests and vibe, but not my full personality. It made me see how social media can show only what I choose to reveal.

b. My online self is pretty much the same as who I am in real life. What people see on my social media is what they’ll also see in person. I like being real and honest about what I post.

c. It’s a bit different because I’m more talkative and open online, especially with my family and close friends. I find it easier to express myself through messages. I feel a bit more confident behind the screen, but still careful with what I say.

d. I think my online self makes others see me as friendly and positive. People feel like they can talk to me comfortably. It shows the warm and cheerful side of who I am.

e. I realized that my online identity can actually spread good energy to others. It made me see how being kind and real online can make a difference. I also learned to keep being myself while staying smart an

d safe.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?
My virtual self is similar because I’m naturally expressive and kindhearted in real life too. I enjoy making people smile and staying connected with those who matter to me. Both online and offline, I try to stay kind and true to myself.

c. In what ways is it different?
Online, I seem more confident and outgoing, but in real life, I can be shy and keep some feelings to myself. I don’t always post the struggles, just the parts that make life look brighter. In real life, I can be quiet and overthink before speaking.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?
People might see me as strong and happy all the time, but there’s more behind what they see. They often don’t see the times when I struggle or feel lost. My online self gives off positivity, but sometimes it hides the moments I’m still figuring myself out.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?
I realized that my virtual self is only one side of me, the side I choose to share. This made me appreciate the importance of being real and reminding myself that it’s okay to not always be perfect, even online. Being honest with myself is just as important as looking confident online.

b. My virtual self is similar to my real-life self because I am also shy and not very expressive in person.

c. It’s different because, in real life, people can see more of my true personality, while online I tend to hide it.

d. My virtual self might make others think I’m shy or quiet since I don’t post much, but those who know me in real life understand that I’m actually friendly, easy to talk to and a funny person.

e. I realized that my online identity doesn’t fully show who I really am and that I control what others see about me online. I also realized that by doing this, I can better protect my personal information and identity from being exposed or misused.

‎I present myself online in a quiet and simple way. I rarely share personal details, but I let my mood and interests speak for me through the things I choose to post.

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‎b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

‎My virtual self is similar to my real-life self because I’m also a quiet and private person. I don’t express myself much through words, but more through the things I enjoy, like listening to music and playing guitar.

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‎c. In what ways is it different?

‎My virtual self is different because I appear more private and less expressive online. In real life, I can be more talkative, playful, and open, especially with people I feel comfortable and safe with.

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‎d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

‎My virtual self might make people see me as distant, or someone who seems unapproachable. Since I don’t share much on social media, others might assume that I’m not friendly.

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‎e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

‎I realized that my online identity shows a part of who I am. It reminded me that being private is still a form of self-expression, and it reflects how I protect my peace.

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A. How do you usually present yourself online?

I usually present myself online privately. I don't post pictures unless it's with close friends or important people in my life. I value my privacy, and I find peace in keeping it that way.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

My online identity somehow reflects my real-life personality. I'm secretive and private in both worlds. Also, I'm genuine and true to my appreciation for things and people that matter, whether online or offline.

c. In what ways is it different?

I'm more outgoing online, chatting with friends in a way that's slightly different from my real-life interactions. I also have online friends I don't know personally. While I'm friendly on social media, it's not entirely representative of who I am in person.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

Since I come across as friendly and chatty online, people perceive me that way, which is convenient for me. However, in reality, I struggle to connect with people because I feel like they see me as unapproachable. Nevertheless, my online presence seems to make them more open to talking to me in person. I've realized that people tend to remember how you present yourself online, and it can shape their perception of you. If you're likable online, it can work in your favor, and vice versa.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

I realized that my online identity is just a small part of who I am. It's not a mask, but an extension of myself that I don't often get to show in real life. This experience made me more aware of the importance of being mindful of what I share online and how it might be perceived by others.

"I don’t post much, but when I do, it’s a little piece of my world you get to see."

‎a. I usually present myself online in a simple and quiet way. I don’t post much, but when I do, I share a small part of who I am through my photos or thoughts.

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‎b. My virtual self is similar to my real-life self because I’m calm, private, and not the type who always seeks attention. What I post reflects my true mood and personality.

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‎c. It’s different because, online, I can choose what to show. I don’t always express everything I feel or experience, so people might only see the calm side of me and not the full story.

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‎d. My virtual self might make others see me as mysterious or reserved. Since I don’t post often, people might think I’m quiet or serious, even if I can be more open and fun in person.

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‎e. I realized that my online identity shows only a part of who I really am. The quote, “I don’t post much, but when I do, it’s a little piece of my world you get to see,” reminds me that what people see online is just a glimpse — not the whole me.

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- Jhea Bengcolita

a. How do you usually present yourself online?

I usually stay private and don’t post much. I prefer to just scroll, watch, and interact quietly instead of sharing everything.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

It’s similar because I’m really like that in person — quiet, observant, and I choose who I open up to.

c. In what ways is it different?

It’s different because online I seem very quiet, but in real life I can be more talkative and fun when I’m comfortable with people.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

People might see me as mysterious or distant since I don’t post, but those close to me know I’m chill and approachable.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

I realized that staying private online still says something about who I am — it shows that I value peace, boundaries, and real connections more than attention.

I present myself as positive and chill person. I'm careful about what I choose to share publicly.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

My core values and interests are the same online and offline. The topics I care about and the humor I use are consistent. My friendships online reflect the same kinds of people I connect with in real life.

c. In what ways is it different?

Online, I'm more curated and polished I take time to think before posting, unlike spontaneous real-life conversations. My virtual self doesn't show my everyday mundane moments or vulnerabilities.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

People probably see me as a chill person than I actually am. My online presence might create certain expectations about who I am. Others might think I'm always happy and chill based on what I choose to share.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

I realized that I'm more selective about what I share than I thought, creating a filtered version of myself. This activity made me aware of the gap between my authentic self and my digital persona. I also recognized that my online identity is something I actively construct rather than it being a natural reflection of who I am.

I try to show myself as kind, respectful, and curious. When I post or comment online, I use good words, avoid being rude, and share things that match what I believe in like science, honesty, and helping the planet.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

Online and in real life, I’m the same in many ways. I like learning, I care about others, and I try to explain things clearly. I enjoy helping people understand hard ideas, and I always try to be honest and fair.

c. In what ways is it different?

Online, I can take more time to think before I speak or post. I can fix my words before I share them. In real life, I sometimes get shy or quiet, especially around new people. Online, I might seem more confident because I can plan what I want to say.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

People who see me online might think I’m smart, careful, and polite. They might see me as someone who likes to learn and share good ideas. But they might not know everything about me—like my sense of humor or how I act when I’m just relaxing.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

I realized that my online self is a part of me, but not the whole me. I choose what to show and what to keep private. This activity helped me see how important it is to be real and kind online, and to think before I post. What I share can shape how people see me, so I want to make sure it’s true

to who I am.

A. How do you usually present yourself online?

"I present myself casually with photos showing my interests and daily life. I use a relaxed profile picture wearing sunglasses. My bio is simple and straightforward."

B. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

"My online personality matches my real personality - I'm casual and laid-back in both. The photos I post are genuine moments from my actual life. I don't pretend to be someone different online."

C. In what ways is it different?

"Online, I'm more selective about what I share and only post highlights. I appear more confident in my profile pictures than I sometimes feel in person. I'm more careful with my words when typing than when speaking."

D. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

"My casual style makes people see me as approachable and easygoing. The content I share shapes their impression of my interests and values. My profile gives a curated view that might not show my full personality."

E.What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

"I realized I'm more conscious about my image online than I thought. I tend to present a more positive version of myself digitally. This activity made me think about authenticity in social media."

- I usually present myself as a friendly and approachable person who enjoys sharing positive and creative content.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

- My virtual self reflects my real personality because I also like connecting with others and spreading good vibes in real life.

c. In what ways is it different?

- Online, I tend to be more confident and expressive compared to how quiet and reserved I can be in person.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

- My virtual self helps others see me as someone cheerful and confident, which makes people more comfortable interacting with me.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

- I realized that my online presence can shape how people understand me, so it’s important to stay authentic and kind even in the digital space.

-I usually present myself as friendly and positive. I try to share content that makes others smile or it relates about myself.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

-Both online and offline, I try to be kind and respectful to others. I also express my interests and humor the same way.

c. In what ways is it different?

-Online, I appear more private and quiet while in real life, I can be funny and kind in people around me.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

-Others see me as someone who keeps things simple and positive.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

-I realized that my online identity is just one part of who I am, and it doesn’t always show my real feelings .

‎I usually present myself as a lowkey and calm person on line.I share things I like moments that matter to me but I don’t post everything about my life.

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‎b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

‎My virtual self is similar to my real-life self because it shows my interests and personality.People can see what I enjoy and what makes me happy which is true about me in real life too.

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‎c. In what ways is it different?

‎My virtual self is different because online I might seem more open than I am in real life. I only share certain parts of my life thats why people don’t see everything about me.

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‎D. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

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‎Other people see me as a lowkey person because I don’t share everything about my life.I post only what I want them to see so they might think I’m calm, quiet and private even if I’m different in real life.

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‎e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

‎I realized that my online self is not the full me.People only see what I choose to share so I need to think carefully about my posts because they can change how others view me.

a. I usually present myself online as someone cheerful, sharing fun memories and positive moments with friends.

b. My virtual self is similar to my real-life self because I genuinely enjoy being around to those people that I'm comfortable with and exploring nature.

c. It’s different because online I only show my happy and jolly side, while in real life I also have quiet and emotional moments.

d. My virtual self makes others see me as outgoing and carefree, even if I’m more reserved in person.

e. I realized that my online identity is just one part of who I am it also highlights my best moments but doesn’t fully show my

whole self.

• I usually present myself online as someone walking her own path and enjoying her private moments. I stay lowkey and only share things that are important or make sense to share.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

• My virtual self is similar to my real-life self because I’m naturally quiet and I like simplicity. What you see on my profile reflects who I really am, someone who prefers peace.

c. In what ways is it different?

• It’s a bit different because online, I choose what to show and keep most things private. In real life, people who know me personally get to see more of my emotions and thoughts, while online I maintain a calmer, more controlled image.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

• My virtual self probably makes others see me as someone quiet and private. It shows that I prefer calmness and focus on my own peace of mind.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

• I realized that my online identity reflects my desire for peace and privacy. Being lowkey doesn’t mean hiding, it’s about protecting my space. I learned that it’s okay not to be loud online, peace of mind is more important than being seen.

a. How do you usually present yourself online?

I usually present myself as someone who enjoys the outdoors and has a relaxed, casual style. I keep my presence quiet and do not share private things.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

My virtual self is similar to my real-life self because my online self show my real interests like being in nature, and my real-life style is just as relaxed and simple. I enjoy sharing things but I only share what I feel comfortable with.

c. In what ways is it different?

Online, I only show the good, fun moments, but in real life, I also have to deal with stressful or boring days.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

I think my profile makes others see me as easygoing and down-to-earth, maybe even a bit of an adventurer. They might also see me as someone who likes to go out a lot. They likely think I love to be outdoors and go on small trips. My posts show that I am a happy person who is always busy doing fun things.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

I realized that my online identity is mostly accurate. My online self is mostly true to who I am, however, it only shows a small, chosen part of my full life. My online self is only a small piece of who I am. It is a way to show a part of myself that I do not always show in real life. This made me think more about what I post and how other people might see it.

1.How do you usually present yourself online? I present myself online in a quiet, calm way. I don’t share everything about my life because I value privacy and believe some things are more meaningful when kept personal. Most of my posts focus on nature and peaceful moments like quiet scenery and natural beauty that reflect how I find joy and fulfillment in simplicity. It shows how I live quietly, but meaningful.

2.In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

My virtual self is like the real me because it shows the quiet and thoughtful side of me. I find peace in natural moments like watching  the beauty of nature, enjoying silence and that comes across both online and in person. Whether I'm posting or simply living, I find happiness .

3.In what ways is it different?

My virtual self is more filtered compared to my real-life self. In person, I’m more expressive and open, especially with people I trust. But in online, I mostly share peaceful parts of myself often through nature as a way of protecting my deeper emotions while still expressing who I am. It’s my way of thriving quietly, without needing to be loud about it.

4.How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

I think my virtual self makes people see me as someone that is quiet, private, and a person who value natures, peace, and simplicity. It may not show how expressive or emotional I can be in real life, but it still gives a true glimpse into the side of me that chooses to grow in silence and peace.

5.What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

I realized that my online identity reflects who I am, but in an intentional way. It shows my love for quiet spaces, nature, and personal growth without needing to overshare. This activity reminded me that it’s okay to keep things private while still being real, and that we can thrive even when no one’s watching.

a. How do you usually present yourself online?
I usually present myself online in a simple and private way. I don’t post much about my personal life and prefer to share only important or positive things.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?
My virtual self is similar to my real-life self because I’m also quiet and reserved in person. I don’t like too much attention, and I value my privacy both online and offline.

c. In what ways is it different?
It’s a bit different because I tend to be more careful with what I say or post online. In real life, I can express myself more freely, but online I think more before sharing something because I know many people can see it.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?
Others might see me as a quiet or mysterious person because I don’t post often. They might think I’m not active or sociable, even though I just prefer to keep things private.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?
I realized that being lowkey online helps me protect my privacy and peace of mind. It also made me see that I can still connect with people without needing to post everything about my life.

a. How do you usually present yourself online?

When I think about how I present myself online, especially on a platform like Instagram, I aim to give a well-rounded snapshot of my life and personality. Looking at the photos I've posted, you'll see a mix of different elements. There are pictures that capture fun, light-hearted moments with friends, showing my social side and the importance I place on those relationships. Then there are images that hint at my interests and hobbies, whether it's a glimpse of me staying active or exploring new places. Ultimately, I try to post a feed that reflects the various facets of my life, giving a sense of balance and depth to my online persona. It's about showing that I'm not just one thing, but a person with diverse interests and passions.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

One of the most important things to me is that my online presence reflects my real-life experiences and values. The friendships you see in the photos are genuine connections that I cherish. The activities I participate in, whether it's hiking in nature or celebrating a special occasion, are things I truly enjoy and value. I try to avoid portraying a false image or pretending to be someone I'm not. Instead, I focus on sharing authentic moments and experiences that are true to who I am. This helps create a sense of consistency between my virtual self and my real-life self, making it easier for people to connect with me on a genuine level.

c. In what ways is it different?

While I strive for authenticity, I also recognize that social media inherently involves a degree of curation. It's impossible to capture every aspect of my life in a series of photos and captions. Instead, I tend to focus on sharing the highlights ,the positive, exciting, and memorable moments. This means that the more challenging aspects of my life are often left out. Additionally, a single photo can only convey so much information. There's always a gap between the online representation and the full reality.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

I believe that my Instagram profile likely gives people the impression that I'm an active, social, and engaged individual. The variety of photos suggests that I have a wide range of interests and enjoy participating in different activities. The presence of friends and family in many of the pictures might convey that I'm someone who values relationships and connections. I hope that my online presence also communicates a sense of approachability and authenticity, making people feel comfortable reaching out and connecting with me. Ultimately, I want my virtual self to reflect my real-life values and personality, so that others see me as genuine and relatable.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

Reflecting on my online identity through this exercise has been quite insightful. It's made me realize just how much control I have over the narrative that I create online. I have the power to choose which aspects of my life to highlight, how to frame them, and what message to convey. This realization has reinforced the importance of being mindful of the image I'm projecting and ensuring that it aligns with my values and intentions.Ultimately, it's a reminder to be authentic, intentional, and thoughtful about how I present myself in the digital world.

a. How do you usually present yourself online?

-I usually present myself online in a simple and quiet way. I don’t post much, and I keep my profile clean and respectful. I’d rather keep things to myself than post it online.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

-My virtual self is similar to my real self because I am also calm, private and rarely share. I don’t like attracting too much attention. I value authenticity both online and offline.

c. In what ways is it different?

-Online, I appear more quiet because I don't post, but in real life I can be talkative with close friends. I rarely engage or interact with others online. I don’t really share personal things or updates on social media.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

-People might see me as a quiet or serious person because I don’t post. They might think I am very private or introverted. My virtual self gives a calm and respectful impression.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

-I realized that my online identity reflects to who I am in real life. The way I present myself online influences the way other people see me. Because of this, I learned the importance of being authentic and responsible of how you present yourself online

- I present myself online in a quiet and low-profile way. I rarely post and only share pictures or content that I feel represents me well, keeping my online presence simple and private.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

- My virtual self is similar to my real-life self in that I try to be honest and genuine. Even online, I show some aspects of my personality, such as my interests in a careful and thoughtful way.

c. In what ways is it different?

-It is different because online I appear private, while in real life I am more approachable, friendly, and smiley. My online presence does not fully show my social and outgoing nature.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

- My virtual self may give others the impression that I am quiet or distant. People who only see me online might not realize how friendly, open, and approachable I am in real life.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

- I realized that my online identity shows only a small part of who I really am. This activity made me understand that people can easily form opinions based on limited online information, which may not reflect my true personality.

- I usually present myself online as a reserved person with an elegant style in my posts. I’m careful about what I share and keep things tasteful and composed. I also enjoy sharing posts that reflect my sense of humor.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

- My online and offline selves are comparable in that I tend to be quiet and considerate in both contexts. Similar to how I want to maintain a low profile in person, I rarely divulge personal information online. On social media, I steer clear of contentious issues and hot arguments, which is similar to how I behave in person when I want to avoid confrontation or highly charged situations. Furthermore, although I may be more subtle in person, my sense of humor, which I do convey online, represents the playful part of who I am in real life. Overall, my need for seclusion and propensity for composure define both my virtual and real-life personas.

c. In what ways is it different?

- While my virtual self resembles my quiet and collected personality, there are some notable deviations. I have more time to consider how I express myself online, so my posts or shares may appear more polished or planned than in person. Furthermore, I may express myself more openly online through humor or memes than I do in real life, where I am more reserved and secretive. In some ways, the virtual world allows me to have more control over how much of myself I share, whereas in real life, I may avoid revealing certain thoughts or emotions entirely.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

- Due to my more restrained attitude online, I believe my virtual presence gives the image of someone who is calm, contemplative, and perhaps even a little mysterious. People may perceive me as someone who likes to remain neutral or avoid controversy because I do not disclose much about my personal life or participate in heated arguments. My postings, particularly those on comedy, may represent me as lighter or entertaining, but I am not necessarily an open book. Overall, my virtual self may lead others to perceive me as calm and somewhat secretive, with a propensity for keeping things low-key and controlled.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

- I recognized that my online persona is a more manicured version of myself, influenced by my need for privacy and control. While I strive to be restrained in both the virtual and real worlds, online I have the advantage of carefully picking what I post, allowing me to offer a more polished and filtered image of myself. It made me realize how much I rely on humor and neutrality to communicate, and how much of my inner self—especially my thoughts and emotions—is concealed. It is evident that my online presence does not truly convey the complexities of who I am in real life, and that the virtual world allows me to manipulate and filter how people view me more effectively than in face-to-face conversations.

b. My virtual self is similar to my real-life self because I still express my true thoughts and personality. I value honesty and kindness both online and offline.

c. It’s different because I’m more careful and reserved online. I sometimes avoid showing emotions or personal details that I easily share in person.

d. My virtual self influences how others see me by shaping their first impression. The things I post can make people think I’m confident and responsible.

e. I realized that my online identity is something I can control and protect. It reflects who I am, so I should use it wisely and responsibly.

• I usually present myself online in a friendly and casual way, sharing photos of school, friends and things I enjoy doing. I like to show little bits of my daily life and happy moments. My posts are simple and show who I am as a student and as a friend.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

• My virtual self is similar to my real life self because I show my true personality, my interests and my happiness about spending time with friends. Both online and offline, I care about my relationships and love to celebrate special moments. I keep things honest and try to be approachable in both worlds.

c. In what ways is it different?

• My digital self is different because I can choose what to put on and sometimes only share the good part of life. Online I can change photos or skip sharing stuff when I feel sad or stressed. In real life feelings and reactions are more natural and not always filtered.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

• My digital self might make others see me as happy, active, and sure of myself, especially since I share group photos and happy stuff. People could think my life is always fun and exciting because of what I share. Online I might seem more outgoing than I sometimes feel in real life.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

• After doing this activity I saw my online identity is just a part of who I am. It shows my good times but not always shows my struggles or quiet times.

‎•l present myself online as a low-key person or in other words I don't share that much on social media about my life or my face.

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‎b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

‎•In ways that I don't share that much about myself and I am careful of what I share online.

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‎c. In what ways is it different?

‎•My virtual self is different from my real-life self in a way that I am confident of myself in the virtual world since nobody sees me or nobody knows who I really am, whereas in the real-world there are traits, attitudes and behaviors that I don't usually show online to make a difference.

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‎d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

‎•I think my virtual self influences how others see me in a way that from what I share online they may think I am kind of sorrowful since what I most likely share are sad and emotional posts.

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‎e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

‎•I realize that I am way more different in virtual than in reality, that I only show people the fragments of the real me and that people may never know what's behind those virtual selves that people also claim that they are who they show online.

- I usually present myself online as a simple and lowkey person. I rarely post something about myself and just share some of my interests and hobbies. I still want to keep other things stay private.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

- My virtual self is similar to my real-life self because I'm also quite, observant, and like simple things in real-life. I also don't like too much attention that's why I just post rarely.

c. In what ways is it different?

- It's different because online, I only share positive side of me and I'm also careful on what I'm sharing. While in person, I'm more expressive of what I feel with the people I'm comfortable with.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

- People might see me as a quiet person who loves nature and art, and keeps life private because of not sharing too much online. I also filtered the post I want others to see.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

- I realized that my online identity is just a part of who I am because of the filtered post I shared. What I share just reflects my mood and interests but not my whole personality. This made me realize that I should be more careful about what to share online because it influence how others see me.

I usually post random moments that make me happy or feel good. I just like keeping my feed simple and positive.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

I am a chill and kind person who enjoys small things and good vibes, both online and in real life. Appreciating every little achievements in my life.

c. In what ways is it different?

Online, I only show the fun or aesthetic parts of my life. I don’t really post about my problems or bad days.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

People probably see me as friendly and happy most of the time, which is true — but I also have quiet or overwhelming days too.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

I realized that my online me only show a small part of who I am. There’s more to me than what people see online.

a.How do you usually present yourself online?

- I prefer to keep my account private and only allow people I personally know to follow me. I usually post photos that I feel comfortable sharing-pictures that reflect moments of my life, my mood, or the things I enjoy doing.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

- My virtual self is quite similar to my real-life self because I often share memes or posts that show my humorous and lighthearted personality. The way I interact with others online is also very similar to how I communicate in person. I like expressing my interests, opinions, and things that make me happy both online and offline

c.In what ways is it different?

- In real life, people often see me as strict or unapproachable because of my aura, even though that’s not who I truly am. While online, I have many friends who enjoy my humorous and lighthearted posts. My virtual self shows the warmth and personality that others might overlook in person.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

-My virtual self influences how others see me because the things I post give them an idea of my personality. For example, when I share positive or funny content, people may think I’m cheerful and outgoing. On the other hand, if I post less or stay quiet online, others might assume I’m shy or distant.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

- From this activity, I realized that my online identity only shows a small part of my true self. I earned that showing honesty and authenticity online allows people to see the real me, not just the image I present.

- I usually present myself online by showing my cheerful and genuine side. I like posting happy and memorable moments with my friends, family, or even simple selfies that remind me of good days. Through my posts, I want to reflect positivity and appreciation for small things in life. I use social media as a space to express myself and keep memories, not to seek attention but to preserve the moments that make me feel thankful.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

- My virtual self is similar to my real-life self because I’m also outgoing, kind, and easy to get along with. The joy and positivity I share online reflect how I usually treat people in person I love making others smile and creating good memories together. Both online and offline, I try to stay true to who I am: a person who values real connections and genuine happiness.

c. In what ways is it different?

- It’s different because I don’t always show everything that happens in my life. I rarely post about my struggles or negative feelings because I prefer to handle them privately. What people see online is the bright side of me, but behind the screen, I also experience moments of doubt, sadness, or stress just like anyone else. I choose to post positivity not to hide my emotions, but to remind myself to focus on the good things.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

- I think people see me as a positive and confident person who enjoys life. Because of my posts, they might think I’m always happy and carefree, but what they don’t see is that I also use my page as a reminder to stay strong through challenges. My online self probably gives others the impression that I’m friendly and fun to be with and that’s something I genuinely am in real life.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

- I realized that my online identity shows the best parts of me, but not my whole story. It helps me remember the moments I treasure and express who I am in a creative way. However, I also learned the importance of balance that being authentic online doesn’t mean sharing everything, but knowing what to keep private. My virtual self is a reflection of who I truly am: a person who values positivity, connection, and the beauty of everyday life.

I present myself online just like i express myself in face to face interaction.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

My vibe in social media is the same as mine in the true world

c. In what ways is it different?

The way i choose someone to interact with.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

Because of it the other people can see me smiling in my photos and make them think that I am friendly

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

Even if it is in the virtual world or in the real world my actions and behaviors sometimes differ but still it defines who I am.

a. How do you usually present yourself online?

-I don’t really post much on social media. I usually just scroll, react, and watch videos. I prefer to stay quiet and observe rather than share my personal life online.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

-My virtual self is still the same as my real self because I’m respectful and careful with my actions. I don’t like drawing too much attention. I still try to show kindness even in simple online interactions.

c. In what ways is it different?

-It’s different because online I’m more silent and reserved. In real life, I talk more and express myself better with people I’m close to. Online, I tend to keep things private.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

-Maybe others see me as quiet or shy because I don’t post often. They might think I’m not that active or sociable. But I think it also shows that I value privacy and peace.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

-I realized that even if I’m not active online, I still have an identity there. My online behavior still reflects who I am as a person. It reminded me to always stay respectful and

responsible.

I usually present myself online as someone who's motivated. Most of my posts are about fitness and self-improvement because I want to inspire others and also remind myself to stay focused. I post things that represent what's my interest, and mindset, showing what I'm proud of and what I'm working on.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

My virtual self is a bit different from how I really am, but we share the same values and mindset. Online, I’m more quiet, but in real life, I’m actually jolly, friendly, and sometimes even annoying in a fun way. I don’t post much, but there's some people who know me personally see my true energy and personality.

c. In what ways is it different?

It’s different because online, I mostly post about the results of my hard work, like my gym progress. People might think I’m always serious or focused, and motivated but in real life, I’m not always serious or focused, and motivated. I just choose to show my progress online because it keeps motivates me and reminds me how far I’ve come.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

My virtual self probably makes people see me as someone disciplined, confident, and focused on self-improvement. They might think I’m always strong and serious, even though I also have my weaknesses and body dysmorphia. Still, I’m glad my posts show my dedication and growth, even if they don’t show my full personality.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

I realized that my online identity is only a part of who I really am. It’s easy to show the highlights and hide the struggles, but both sides are still part of me. This activity made me think about being more quiet online feels more peaceful it helps me stay true to myself without needing to show everything.

a. How do you usually present yourself online?

I usually present myself online as someone who’s expressive and comfortable sharing different sides of myself. I post pictures with my friends, random things that I find funny or interesting, and even my thoughts when I feel like talking about something. I don’t really filter much because I like being real and letting people see what I’m actually like. My posts show the fun and everyday side of me, which makes my account feel natural and genuine. I also enjoy looking back at my posts because they remind me of how I’ve grown and what I’ve been through.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

My virtual self is very similar to my real-life self because I act the same way online and offline. I’m friendly, talkative, and I like making people laugh or feel comfortable through what I post. The humor, energy, and honesty people see online are also what they experience when they’re with me. I think my online personality just extends how I am in real life — honest, emotional, and sometimes funny without meaning to. I don’t really try to build a fake image online because I want people to see the real me.

c. In what ways is it different?

Online, I tend to be more open about my thoughts than I am in real life. I find it easier to post what I feel instead of explaining it face to face, especially when I’m tired or overthinking. In person, I can be more quiet or try to keep things light even when I’m not okay. My virtual self also looks a bit more confident because I can choose what to show. Still, everything I post is real — it just depends on what I’m comfortable sharing at the moment.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

I think my virtual self makes people see me as open, expressive, and maybe even talkative or dramatic at times. Because I post a lot, others might think I’m very outgoing or confident, when in reality, I also have shy and quiet moments. Sometimes, I feel like people expect me to always be cheerful or strong because that’s what they often see online. I think my virtual self gives people both the fun and emotional sides of me, which helps them see me as real and relatable.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

After doing this activity, I realized that my online identity shows a lot about who I am, but not everything. It’s a big part of my personality because I express myself better through posts and stories. I also noticed how social media can make people see us differently based on what we post, even if it’s not the full story. This activity made me more aware of how my online behavior reflects my real-life personality and reminded me to stay genuine but mindful of what I share.

I usually present myself carefully online. I think a lot before posting because I want to make sure what I share looks good and won’t be misunderstood by others.

b. In what ways is your virtual self similar to your real-life self?

My virtual self is similar to my real-life self because I still try to be respectful, kind, and mindful of how I act or speak, just like in person.

c. In what ways is it different?

I tend to be quieter and more cautious. In social media, I can express myself more freely, but in real life, I’m afraid of being judged or criticized.

d. How do you think your virtual self influences how others see you?

I think people might see me as a shy or reserved person online because I don’t post much or show everything about my life. They might not see the full version of who I really am.

e. What did you realize about your online identity after doing this activity?

I realized that my online identity doesn’t fully show who I truly am. I learned that it’s okay to be careful, but it’s also important to be authentic and not let fear stop me from expressing myself.