/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>23213772
NO LAMY NOT AGAIN

Hey hololive fans, it's time for your psychology evaluation! >>23212631

>Welcome anon, why don't you take a seat right there.

>So, looking at this report it says you have had multiple instances of "stalking" women in the streaming industr- Oh I apologize, it specifically says Vtuber industry.

>It says here you constantly look into the backgrounds of people playing anime characters, often digging deep enough into their personal life to the extent of knowing their real names and addresses. That's not very healthy anon.

>It also says here you start getting angry once you find out they have partners in real life, as if you're scared they'll leave you.

>You also have abandonment issues and an overall lack of responsibility of your own actions

>I'm sorry to say anon but these are all signs of Borderline Personality Disorder.

>Your only solution is to blow your own brains out, I recommend a 12 gauge double barrel for a quick easy painless death.

Research suggests that 45 percent of people who engage in stalking behaviour have borderline personality disorder. They might start by idealising someone in putting them on a pedestal and treating them with awe, but they may then switch to devaluing the person and treating them quite badly such as being passive-aggressive or hostile. The symptoms can occur in any order and some symptoms might be more prominent than others.

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-science-mental-health/202010/when-borderline-personality-disorder-becomes-stalking