Wow, Wendi! I didn’t realize the social media star whose photos you ‘borrowed’ also came with a degree in Creative Writing. This is a truly gripping work of fiction. I especially love the plot twist where the person who caught you becomes the villain. 10/10 for the drama, 0/10 for the facts. Hope your 'break' involves finding some photos of your actual self!" your imagination is almost as impressive as your collection of stolen photos. To be clear: I am one person, and those other names you're throwing around have zero connection to me. It’s a classic catfish tactic—when you can't defend the lie, you start pointing fingers at everyone else to look like the victim. If you really want a 'break' from the drama, try using a photo of your actual face for once. The 'stalking' usually stops when the faking does."
I’m flattered you think I have the time to run a dozen different accounts, but I can barely keep up with your own ever-changing identities. Those users you mentioned have literally nothing to do with me, but I guess when you're caught using a celebrity's face, everyone who notices starts looking like a 'stalker' to you. Maybe check your privacy settings before you accidentally accuse the chatroom bot of being my secret alter-ego next."