>>5832697Rushia keeps tabs on her biggest gachikoi and reads into their activities by stalking their social media accounts. She genuinely wants to marry one of her fans one day and gets sad or anxious if something one of them does offends her definition of "love". She expects her most devoted fans to watch nobody else, and had a genuine breakdown when one of her top tier fans started supporting someone new. It's uh, pretty intense.
I find Polka a lot more comfortable because she loves her fans collectively (rather than giving large amounts of attention to top donators/contributors, etc) and says she doesn't mind her omaru-za watching other girls as well.
But these are edge cases though, and you wouldn't pick up on these philosophical differences just by hopping into a member's stream casually.
