Do you use your real name or an alias?
669 members have voted
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1. Do you use your real name or an alias?
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Couple or single: We (I) always use our real name.283
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Couple or single: We (I) always use an Alias.76
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Couple or single: We (I) use an alias for the internet, but tell people our real ones when we meet.267
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Couple or single: We (I) use an alias sometimes, depending on the situation.54
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Couple: Wife uses an alias, but husband uses real name.15
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Couple: husband uses an alias, but wife uses real name.4
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