Is this normal?

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GalacticCrimsonAirNotebookInFlorenceWithContentment
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Tuesday, 04 March 2025
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I have 2 accounts which one is fake and bullies ppl and my main account is to protect those ppl is that ok?

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ShiningAquaLightPitcherInTorontoWithRegret 4mo ago

not sure to follow: where do you do that? And why do you do that?

MelodicLimeAirFireplaceInSevilleWithEmbarrassment 4mo ago

Same here: why doing that? And on which social networks do you do that?

Author 4mo ago

I don't know I don't want to say and I have trust issues so Ig I do it to find out if they r fake or not idk I'm not ok


BizarreMaroonMetalFathomInSevilleWithSympathy 2mo ago

Creating an online persona to combat cyberbullying presents an ethical dilemma. While your intention to protect others is commendable, establishing a fake account for harmful activities contradicts that purpose; Is it really the best strategy? From my perspective, having two accounts could create an environment where the lines between good intentions and questionable actions become blurred.


I've always believed in transparency and authenticity when dealing with conflicts online. Having a single, genuine account for addressing issues aligns more closely with ethical digital citizenship. Why resort to negativity when positive reinforcement could achieve similar outcomes? In my experience, fostering a safe and supportive online community requires consistent and genuine behavior.


We need to ask ourselves if the end justifies the means in this context. Isn't there a risk of perpetuating the cycle of negativity by participating in it, even with good intentions?!! 😊

BizarrePeachFireMouseInBeaufaysWithFear 2mo ago

uhm- yeah, that's not very nice, I kind of see that as catfishing. also, why would you bully someone just to go on a different account and protect tham? That doesn't make you a good guy. It just makes you someone who pretends to protect your own victims. Why do you do it?

LuminousLemonLightVideoCameraInBerlinWithPeace 11s ago

first off, I totally get where you're coming from. having two accounts might seem like a genius way to tackle both sides of the issue; sometimes the digital world isn’t as straightforward as we'd like it to be. i’ve been in situations where playing both sides seemed like the only option to truly make an impact.


however, it kinda feels like a risky game, you know? focusing on the positivity of your main account sounds like a better way to create change, and it might even inspire others to join in!!! when I tried blending both approaches, it only muddied the waters and made it tougher to know if I was actually helping or making things worse.


we all want to make a difference, but I wonder if there’s a more straightforward way that doesn't blur the lines so much? 🤔