Started out as Cashmere. Cashmere everywhere--until I switched to my derby name on Twitter because I was tired of being referred to as a porn star and rapper. So I am Rose Redrum there.
Natter 68: Bork Bork Bork
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
"We've got turtles storming the runway."
"Do we really want to use the word storming about turtles?"
This sounds like something out of Sports Night.
I started on Table Talk as Sophia Brooks, and here I remain. Not my real name, but a real name.
When I first went online I used my real first name & last initial. But my first "handle" was the pseud I still use over on LJ/DW. I'm pretty consistent...
My main email and my LJ ID are the name of a character I created for Star Wars fanfic 30 years ago (or more? I don't want to count it up). In other places, it's my real name (as here), or initials and my real last name.
My passwords are all characters from fanfics few people have read, so I think they're safe.
I used my real name on Prodigy (informally - my username was aqjn24a or something like that), and then picked up Persephonemoon for a pagan listserv way back when and also on TT. I went back to my real name on WX. Most places that aren't here I go by Alterjess.
Other than my real name and occasionally just s, sarameg is what I've always been online.
Work gaslit all of us today. It was surreal.
My cats are strewn about like discarded dust rags. And it isn't that warm. If only they'd use their powers for good and you know, dust?
I have had many, many handles. Here, anyway. Other places I use aimeejmc (livejournal) and TheEmpressAimee (that one is only for HP fanfic sites).
I'm still using the only handle I've ever had for posting boards. other than my initials and last name for my email.
When I first went online, Salon was supercrazy about you using your real name. I gradually adopted an internet personality. I'm only vortex here, but sowilo (or some variation thereof) everywhere else.