Online Persona How Social Media Distorts Identity and Steals Real Life

Have you ever posted a photo and waited-not to reflect, but to see if you're seen?
Do you ever feel like you're performing your life instead of living it?
Welcome to the age of the Online Persona-where curated images, filtered truths, and algorithm-approved emotions have replaced presence, privacy, and authenticity.
This isn't just about social media.
It's about who we become when every moment is optimized, every thought is calibrated, and every part of our identity is shaped for someone else's gaze.
In this deeply insightful and jaw-droppingly honest book, discover:
Why silence now feels like invisibility
How we're confusing validation with connection
What it costs to always be brand-safe
The quiet power of reclaiming your offline self
How to break free from the dopamine loop of likes, shares, and approval
This is the book your feed doesn't want you to read.
Because once you do, you won't be able to scroll the same way again.
You'll start to notice:
The mask you didn't realize you were wearing.
The pressure behind every post.
The parts of yourself you've edited down to stay digestible.
It's not a digital detox.
It's a radical return to presence. To wholeness.
To the version of you that doesn't need an audience to be real.
👁🗨 If you've ever felt both seen and unseen, followed but lonely, performing yet empty-this book was written for you.
Rave Reviews:
"I didn't know how much I needed this until I read it."
"Like being gently unplugged from the matrix."
"Every sentence hit like a truth I had buried."
Perfect for readers of:
Digital Minimalism by Cal Newport
Stolen Focus by Johann Hari
The Shallows by Nicholas Carr
The Free Time Paradox and The Pebble Within

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