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Synopsis:
My cousin, Ethan, was catfishing someone using my pictures. He was posting my selfies all over his social media, pretending to be me. I finally snapped and messaged him, “Dude, seriously? Knock it off.”
“Just a little longer, sis,” he replied. “I’m almost at the top of the leaderboard. I’ll break up with him after this game.”
Later, Ethan did break up with his online boyfriend. Then, Professor Hayes from the Physics department, someone I’d only seen across campus, asked me to come to his office. This whole thing started a few weeks ago.
Ethan, who’s still in high school, was acting weird. He kept posting my selfies on Instagram with captions like, “Perfect weather for a Starbucks run.” Then, a little while later, he’d post another picture of a Starbucks drink with the caption, “Thanks, babe!”
I was so confused. I messaged him, “What the actual heck?”
“…Oops, forgot to block you,” he replied sheepishly.
“Are you catfishing someone with my pictures?!”
“Sis, he’s, like, amazing at Call of Duty. He’s carrying me to victory.”
I rolled my eyes but decided not to make a big deal out of it. “Just don’t get into trouble. And don’t scam him for money, or I’ll tell Dad.”
He laid low for a week or so, but then the Instagram posts started again. This time, it was a picture of me next to a photo of a new Lego Millennium Falcon. The caption read: “My birthday is coming up… really want this Lego set.”
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Synopsis:
My cousin, Ethan, was catfishing someone using my pictures. He was posting my selfies all over his social media, pretending to be me. I finally snapped and messaged him, “Dude, seriously? Knock it off.”
“Just a little longer, sis,” he replied. “I’m almost at the top of the leaderboard. I’ll break up with him after this game.”
Later, Ethan did break up with his online boyfriend. Then, Professor Hayes from the Physics department, someone I’d only seen across campus, asked me to come to his office. This whole thing started a few weeks ago.
Ethan, who’s still in high school, was acting weird. He kept posting my selfies on Instagram with captions like, “Perfect weather for a Starbucks run.” Then, a little while later, he’d post another picture of a Starbucks drink with the caption, “Thanks, babe!”
I was so confused. I messaged him, “What the actual heck?”
“…Oops, forgot to block you,” he replied sheepishly.
“Are you catfishing someone with my pictures?!”
“Sis, he’s, like, amazing at Call of Duty. He’s carrying me to victory.”
I rolled my eyes but decided not to make a big deal out of it. “Just don’t get into trouble. And don’t scam him for money, or I’ll tell Dad.”
He laid low for a week or so, but then the Instagram posts started again. This time, it was a picture of me next to a photo of a new Lego Millennium Falcon. The caption read: “My birthday is coming up… really want this Lego set.”
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