Yea, I have Mr Niceguy and Mr Evil. Both are me. So in that sense I don't have an alter ego, "they" have each other.
But there have been times when a certain interest or activity or mood actually shaped me to the point I became someone "else".
Also if I have to do a boring task (mainly chores) I stand outside myself and instruct whoever is doing the tasks so I don't have to.
When I drink I just become chill. So I'm boring that way.
Ha I do this but it's specific to what I'm drinking. Certain liquor(s) will allow my inner slut to surface. She loves rap music, thinks more eyeliner is better and is a bit of an exhibitionist. Normally I try to blend in more.
When this occurs I've normally been called Minx affectionately or Kitten by an ex. Apparently I purr as well a bit during that.
Are you trying to imply you have identities born from dissociation?
I do not think obsessing over details, being self-conscientious and not being able to see the bigger picture creates fragments of a mind. It is actually set in stone in the core personality. But that's just me. I just accept everyone else sees things differently.
People's personalities are way too complicated to latch one-dimensionality to it.
No. I don't have an alter-ego. Who I am online is pretty much who I am off the net as well, at least around my family anyway. Though, I tend to be less inclined to share my homicidal thoughts with them, or other certain views they may not agree with.
My family think I'm selfish and stubborn, self-centered and shallow, blunt and outspoken, untrustworthy and unreliable, overconfident and egotistical, which is pretty much how I'm perceived online as well. A lot of people don't seem to like that very much.