Caige Jones is the owner of the wildly popular editorial website: The Ninety-Two Social Club. Although her friends help run different sections of the site, Caige writes the advice column while managing the whole operation. Her readers pleas for guidance revolve around identity in the era of social media and dual lives. The experiences that she shares with her readers demonstrate how the world we indulge online can impact real world health and relationships.

Caige’s column explores common issues that plague social media, revealing the serious effects on her readers. These virtual traumas resonate deeply with her. As she unpacks online harassment, stalking, catfishing, the pressure of digital perfection, and so many other risks with social media, Caige examines her own social presence and mental health. It becomes clear just how easily the emotional abuse, violation of trust and privacy, and mass scrutiny can break someone’s sense of self. Caige does what she can to help others cope and manage things like anxiety, depression, and paranoia, all while trying to keep her own composure.