/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

I've mixed feelings on this...

On the one hand, I don't blame her for not wanting to do GFE, because it is both stupid and dangerous to do. It breeds Unicorns which are the most psychotically attached sort of fans, that will do horrific things to you if they ever manage to track you down, whether they are angry with you or not. They also aren't real reliable, as almost anything can make them leave in a rage, such as coming within 1,000 feet of a man (despite the fact that they're jacking off to you with 1,000+ other men in the virtual room doing the same. I've no idea how these people watch porn.)

On the other hand, while she did at least give them a few months off to get them used to the idea, she could have let them down more gently, and thus more safely. She also deleted content people paid actual money for, and while digital content is risky as in "Jesus saves and so should you", that doesn't make it any less despicable.

People who try to remake themselves by deleting their past tend to end up developmentally stunted as a result. They never really confront and integrate what drove them to the behavior they no longer wish to be associated with and never truly come to terms with it. Thus the behavior tends to repeat, just in a new fashion as the instinct to relive trauma takes over.

Agreeing with some others here that a re-debut would have been a better route.

Still, I wish her luck. Never listened to the ASMR stuff, just enjoyed her presence in collabs, as a high energy little thing plays off others very well, and I watched her angsty Half-Life playthrough with nostalgic glee. Don't think I'll be checking out her "nature documentaries" though, didn't bother finishing the 10 minute sample, not my thing.

I also thought Idol truly had lightning in a bottle with Rin Ron. It's just a shame that they had no cap on the container, so it just ended up shocking everyone.