We create an image of ourselves on various digital platforms. We are both actors and audience at the same time and spend a lot of time with the staged representation and consume the content of others just as eagerly. But what is it that appeals to us so much about ourselves and consuming the content of others so intensively? Does social media turn us into narcissists? How does the permanent confrontation with the content of others affect our psyche? How much do we compare ourselves? In the work #me - Self-presentation in the digital age, various aspects, information and also opinions on the topic of digital self-presentation are examined, which serve to reflect on one's own behaviour and feelings. Reflective elements are used for the cover, but also chapter dividers to visually clarify the meaning of the work.