I’ve always felt that living with multiple identities is like holding different threads, sometimes everything runs smoothly, other times they tangle and you’re afraid that pulling the wrong one might unravel it all. It’s not just about the technical side,emails, VPNs, separate devices it’s also a psychological weight, because you constantly have to remember who you “are” in each moment.

At the same time, there’s a real sense of freedom in it. It’s like having small shelters where you can speak or act without being chained to your past moves. I think the key isn’t chasing perfect security (it doesn’t exist), but finding a rhythm that lets you keep going without burning out.

And maybe most importantly, remembering that behind every pseudonym there’s a human being carrying the same need for freedom and breathing space. That alone makes the whole thing feel a little less lonely.