This troper often acts like her creation, HELLO IM SILY, at somewhat random moments (babbling, yelling gleefully, answering stupid questions with nonsensical sentences, quoting random movies). While my sanity is questionable (I believe the proper definition is ''un''sane), I'd like to be known simultaneously as a trustworthy and relatively sane gentlewoman and as a female with a runaway imagination perfect for designing cartoon shows.

This troper is a fairly clean type of person who never swears or talks about sexual stuff. When she got into a performance of ''Les Miserables'', she felt weirdly liberated and able to be dirty while having an excuse. She was slightly disappointed when the director had to cut some of the more...risque lines (it was a high school performance).

{{superslinger2007}} the character/internet persona, who has since died on March 17, 2009 in a situation currently being investigated (in-universe). He has since made appearances in June 2009 and May 2010 and may be ''still alive'' somehow. The user has been COMPROMISED on May 22, 2010, so a RomanAClef was made in response.

{{Tk4l}} has fragmented his personality into all of the different aspects, so he can talk to them when he's bored.

Penis, the perverted male aspect of his personality who always tries to take control of this troper's eyeballs so he can stare at large-chested girls

Stomach, self explanatory

Brain, the no-nonsense logical aspect, who thinks everything can be proven WITH SCIENCE

And countless other ones like his Imagination and his Emotion that I can't be bothered to name.

Having heard that the best way to become less timid and insular is to pretend that you aren't, this troper created alter-egos that were personifications of 'outgoing/cool' 'attractive/confident' and 'Intelligent/valued'. it works up to a point but then I got my significant other asking me what I was like when I was just me, which caused confusion and self-doubt, respectively.

{{sabrinadiamond}}, my characters sometimes act as my Ego/Super-ego and comment on scenes...

{{Excel-2010}}. As a select few will tell you, James A. Calwell III is not my real name. And I'm much meaner in RealLife than I am on the internet. Really.

I often act in the role of my alter ego Nicholas Keyes, thus qualifying myself as the "evil one" in my circle of friends.

Nick also is occasionally overshadowed by my other multiple personalities.

Nick is also my creative side.

Chaos- Self explanatory, hates the system, does whatever he wants.

Sarah- My vengeful side, also the only female one among them.

Jason- Emo parts of my brain.

Alpha- Logic, Knowledge, Other left-brained activities.

Omega- Wants to kill everything.

My alter ego is funny and mean, but I'm nice and boring. My Facebook updates can be pretty explicit, and hate-filled. In real life, I'm a pretty nice guy, prefer to talk about the stuff I love, and I don't really swear unless I'm quoting from a film or song, or really angry. I also put some funny lines on my updates, but I'm such a perfectionist, and don't consider myself spontaneously funny, so I often keep editing them until I think I've got them right. In real life, I only consider myself funny unless I'm quoting from shows and movies I like, with funny voices.

This troper is very blank and boring most of the time. Whenever he is in a play, however, he makes a radical change during rehearsals into a guy who is brimming with energy and who is far most sociable than normally. It is so radical that he is currently blaming it on his new-found love of coffee to stop his school friends worrying. It doesn't help the canteen at school recently got a coffee machine, to the extent that he lampshaded it slightly when in registration, by saying something like this: #QUOTE# "I have nothing to do on Wednesday and only one lesson on Thursday. If the canteen was open all day, I don't think I'd have a reason not to drink coffee all day."

Stealth: This particular trope has been invoked in my life...strangely enough, it also happens most commonly at conventions. It swings between the three varying types mentioned in the main article with little to no advance warning, and the entire story can be summed up as "an alternate character I created on a whim seems to have has gained a distinct Internet fandom of his own." It gets to the point where several people actually refer to me by the character's name (and of course I answer to it), but people are unable to figure out where the person and the persona are delineated as a result. The difference ''is'' rather considerable. Normally I'm a quietly lazy and laid-back fellow whose life consists of work, creative ventures, electronics (and video games), and the occasional hanging-out-with-friends. In other words, low key and mundane. At conventions though, the alternate character's personality shines through--that of an amusingly rowdy, gleefully overacting, and quite friendly ...dog. The funny thing is that is that it all seems quite natural, both on my end and according to those who I've met when I've been alternating between idly chewing the fat and cheerfully ChewingTheScenery.

Back in the late ninties this troper used to refer to himself as male on the internet in order to avoid getting hit on. Hey, would you look at that!

This Tropette constantly has to confirm her feminine gender with her online friends, because she plays male characters so damn well. Her longest-surviving character has been with her for seven years, and he's an offshoot of the character William Dunbar. He serves as her voice of reason and constantly interrupts her thoughts - yes, you do! These days, William has been joined by Flip, Danuel, Rojo, and Volley. Tropette cannot remember what her inner voice sounds like anymore.

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Hell''o''. My name is Chelsea Cheyeanne. ''Pleasure'' to meet you. -Wink-

Hey. The name is John Tugger.

''Hi~!''