I’m thirteen years old, out in life and out online.

Doing all remote learning for middle school hasn’t been the best, but, for me, it hasn’t been horrible either.

My sister and I spend a lot of time (my parents would say too much) online—mostly playing Roblox. Roblox isn’t one game—it’s a platform where you can play different games like Adopt Me, Bloxburg, Murder Mystery 2 and Ragdoll. According to Wikipedia, it’s played by more than half of all children aged 16 and under in the United States. Roblox isn’t considered “cool” like some other games, so kids—especially kids my age —will often deny that they play, even when they do.