Confession Statement – Fake Profiles and Deception I Austine Sylvanus want to take full accountability for something I’ve done that was wrong. I created and used fake profiles such as @tony @-ue69d92c5-f297-4e6f-a9d7-876a313ec584 @-u250b242f-2647-47a1-bf01-64d115c41985 @-ua3facafc-701c-4313-b6ba-2bca4558eb0c emilove, @-u30728453-68ce-46fd-af22-f4146f5f7d24 @-u999d16d4-9c2a-4e70-b581-ae3b3812b90f @-u21d6fdd2-840c-46f7-8c5d-43acc79c1330 with the intent to deceive others. Whether it was for attention, validation, manipulation, or curiosity, I recognize now that it was unethical, dishonest, and hurtful. These actions may have damaged trust, caused emotional harm, and created confusion or distress for the people involved. I understand that no justification excuses what I did. What I did was a form of fraud and deception. I misrepresented who I was, and in doing so, I violated the trust that others placed in me. I am deeply sorry for the pain or betrayal this has caused. I am now taking steps to stop this behavior completely. This includes: Deleting any fake profiles I’ve made. Being transparent and honest in all my future interactions. Seeking help if this behavior is tied to deeper issues like insecurity, loneliness, or compulsion. I don’t expect immediate forgiveness, but I do want to start taking responsibility and doing what I can to make things right. I am committed to learning from this and becoming a better, more honest person