Are you really yourself?

[int boom]

Are you REALLY yourself, or is that just something Snake told you?

 

[Casual Shinji]

I'm more or less the same person here as I am in the actual world, but we all have our little sercrets.

 

[ThreeWords]

I just write what I think; if I misuse my anonymity, I don't do it knowingly. On the other hand, I suppose the lack of consequences means I am a little more confident and a little sillier, and if anything, rather more honest

I'd say I am MORE me than in real life. Anonimity means I can say what I really feel, even if it's controversial.

On second thoughts, what he said ^^

 

[Crayzor]

I'm exactly the same as I am in real life. When I have a conversation on here I treat it just like if I was having a conversation in real life. Although, my responses are different, as I typically have more time to think about what I am saying on here than I do in a real life situation.

 

[Fraught]

I'm pretty similar, except for the fact that I'm maybe a bit more open and inclined to talk about more embarrassing and/or personal things here, just because of the anonymity.

 

[Vrex360]

I am very much myself, or at least I like to think I am. I tend to believe that its when you are anonymous on the internet that you show who you really are. I hope I've made a reasonably good impression of myself on here.

 

[Kukakkau]

When I write it tends to be properly done and all that jazz but when I'm speaking I get lost easily and mess up my words. Only thing I can think of that's different

 

[Skullmaster123]

I'm an ass wherever I go.

 

[Silver Patriot]

I pretty much act the same as I do in Real Life, though I am a little more open. Though sometimes when I read back on my posts they don't always sound like me. I realised that this is because it's not my voice but just a series of text. I suppose sometimes you can't show the sutle things that come with face to face or even phone comunication. A necessary failing of forums I suppose.

 

[mexicola]

I remain myself, though my posts are too scarce for anyone to draw an accurate picture of my personality. So it doesn't even matter I guess.

 

[CincoDeMayo]

I'm always as "me" as I can be. I don't see the charm in trolling, but then again I always try to remain as honest as possible, so maybe that's why trolling doesn't fly with me.

 

[Booze Zombie]

Why would I not be myself, real life or otherwise?
If someone doesn't like me for who I am, sucks for them.

 

[Captain Pancake]

Nope, mainly myself. But without tone and whatnot, I may come off slightly differently online as I do in real life.

 

[Doclector]

I am many people. I am one person. I am Andrew Sleep, the shelf stacker.

Nah, I just tend to be alot more open online than in real life. Funny, how you'll trust a world of strangers easier than your friends. XD

 

[Nemu]

I'm basically the same although I've taken aspects of myself and really run with them in the past.


I honestly couldn't care wot people I'm never going to meet think of me, tho, so I don't hide behind any persona. That being said, I'm not a troll, either. lol

 

[kurupt87]

I am similar to what I am like in real life. I talk, or type for you pedants, more here though.

A better way to pose the question would be, "do you post with a motive rather than post your natural response?"

 

[Coop83]

An interesting question, but I'm the same person that I am at home, on Newgrounds and elsewhere on the internet. I don't think that I need any excuse to be any different, as what would that accomplish?

 

[child of lileth]

I'm pretty much the same on here as I am in real life. I just don't talk as much when I answer stuff in real life.

 

[Musclepunch]

I am myself, but talk about stuff people I know in real life wont be interested in, I find you always get an ear on the internet.