The act generally falls away after a few months.
Most people can't really keep something like that up unless the are a legitimate psychopath or experienced improv actor.
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Most people can't really keep something like that up unless the are a legitimate psychopath or experienced improv actor.
New funi i found on this, her 50 buck/month patreon tier includes the privilage of being her twitch janny
So not only do they do it for free there, they pay to do it
E-girls, not even once
It's all part of a character. Now, some of the person behind the curtain can and will bleed through, and as our sperging in the Pippa thread shows we can be genuinely concerned for that person, but in the end this is all entertainment and you can't allow yourself to get too attached. Just play along and enjoy it, IMO.
I try to... But I can't help but get caught up in wondering if there's any sincerity in what they're saying or what they're doing.
Mel talking about the Issei anniv. but where is CHAMA ?her anniv is tomorrow 2/6
Wonder if we'll ever get a Hachama update soon...
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I don't think that's entirely accurate - most people aren't putting on an act to the point that they're playing a completely different character, but they absolutely can and do develop and maintain a streaming persona that maintains a degree of distance from their real self.
But how much distance, generally, is the real question.
They all get together on discord to laugh at how pathetic their fanbases are and how much money they make from appealing to kissless virgins dw bro
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Probably because you're asking questions about things that other people instinctively grasp and are able to intuitively understand, and by your lack of understanding them you basically out yourself as a weird antisocial shut-in who doesn't get extremely simple social ques.
Does it bother you that most people have a different persona for work interactions than they do with friends/family/themselves (each of which will have their own respective personae)?
Must be an honest mistake. She's been stressing on Twitter lately that her lemon whore wife Lumi has been cheating on her by having multiple wives, and Lumi revealed she was once married to Moon Jelly. Similar names must have gotten her mixed up because they're clearly two different people:
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I guess sometimes I might wonder, but as long as it's entertaining, it doesn't bother me or anything. Sometimes I wonder if Lia really is that bat-shit crazy/airheaded or if it's just an act (more than likely a mix of both), but I don't get bothered not knowing as long as she's entertaining, for example.
For the most part, I'll just take what they're putting out in the world at face value until evidence comes out that it's not true because it really doesn't affect me if it's not true.
Oh God I hope there is no 'attempted' suicide in it.
That requires direct experience and not everyone is cut out for maintaining a separate list of things about themselves.
Some people are just naturally bad at that kind of deception/acting.
Eventually they will fuck up and blurt out something like my boyfriend.
I won't feel sorry for you when you learn something horrible about the true nature of the rag doll...
Apparently just being in her discord, but for only 200 bucks a month you can "request" a cosplay (probably etsy or aliexpress tat)What kind of discord "benefits"
No, different people will do it to different degrees absolutely. But I don't think it's healthy or accurate to think of it as acting or deception, it's a 100% normal part of human social interaction.
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