/jp/ - Otaku Culture

It may be cause I just discovered HoloLive a couple of months ago, but I definitely see the person behind the avatar. Yeah it's fun to play along with the character lore and quirks. But at the end of the day it's still a person on the other side of the monitor. Even if I don't know who they are or what they look like, I still care and have respect for them. It's why I am legitimately concerned for their well being when they mention being stressed out, tired, or hungry. (or in Moona's case, stuck streaming from her car)

Am I terrified of my favorite talent graduating someday? Absolutely. But I know that they have different goals and things going on IRL and they can't just put those on hold for the sake of us the audience. And I don't want to be part of the group trying to hold them back.

All I can do is say goodbye, wish them the best, and thank them for all the time and energy they have given us. It makes me a bit sad to think about it, but good things don't last forever. And I am fully prepared for when that day comes. But until then, I will enjoy their stream and continue to support them whenever I can.