When it comes to personal privacy and family relationships, protecting yourself and keeping your identity secret is important, but it can also be stressful. Here are some strategies you can consider, but please consider their feasibility based on your specific situation and note that these suggestions are not legal or professional psychological advice: 1. Maintain digital privacy: • When you work in the adult industry, try to avoid logging into work-related social media, emails, or browsing websites on devices and accounts shared at home. • Consider using a separate work device, separate email and social accounts, and strengthen privacy settings, using password protection or two-step verification. • If your work involves online content production or distribution, use professional encryption services or VPNs to protect online privacy. 2. Separate work and life: • Try to avoid publicly discussing or showing work-related matters at home. You can intentionally maintain boundaries between topics and distinguish work from home life. • If you need to deal with related calls or emails, you can do so at a time that does not overlap with your home life, such as at night or at the office. 3. Financial and legal arrangements: • If your income from work needs to be deposited into a bank account, consider opening an account specifically for income from the adult industry, and pay attention to the privacy settings of the account to prevent family members from accidentally seeing transaction records. • If you have additional privacy protection requirements in terms of law or contract, you can consult a professional lawyer familiar with the industry to learn how to set up a trust or other confidential financial management methods. 4. Interpersonal communication and social media: • Limit the disclosure of personal information on social platforms, and avoid revealing your work identity or related information to people who can easily identify you. • In the case of needing to show your identity information, pay attention to choosing trusted friends or peers as the information exchange object to ensure that the information is not spread. 5. Psychological adjustment: • Hiding your identity may cause inner pressure. It is recommended to give yourself enough space and time to deal with this pressure. If possible, communicate with a professional psychological counselor for emotional support and advice. • Maintaining healthy communication with friends or peers can help you get emotional support without having to rely entirely on the approval of your family. Please note that every family and individual situation is different, and the above measures may need to be adjusted according to your personal environment, skill level and life reality. In addition, in some regions or situations, the concealment and transmission of certain information may involve more legal or ethical issues, so it is recommended that you act with caution and seek professional legal advice if the situation is complicated. Most importantly, no matter what information you choose to retain and what identity you hide, please ensure that your actions do not pose a threat to the safety and mental health of yourself and others, and protect your privacy within the scope of law and compliance.