>>104024936Miko. The change wasn’t immediate though. I kept watching fuwamoco in hopes that they would change their ways, they promised to do so. However the damage was already done. After that stream I slowly I started to hate the things I found cute about them. The bau baus, fuwawa’s giggles, mococo’s retardation when playing games.
And whenever they talked about how busy they are, how tired they are, how they don’t get enough sleep, I got irritated because they bought this all upon themselves, which they admit too.
A few months later, nothing changed. And by late 2024 I stopped watching them completely.
Now I’m not really an anti, I don’t go out of my way to shit talk them or do anything at all. I just keep my thoughts to myself.
I know of fuwamoco’s struggles and how hard they work and I’m proud of them for achieving their dreams. But I can no longer stand by their side when they’re killing themselves for it.
How I came to oshi Miko is a completely unrelated reason. I had thought of wanting to improve my Japanese on a whim.
I remembered talking to a Japanese lady who spoke English at a native level. When I asked her how she became so fluent, she mentioned watching western movies and tv shows all the time. I wanted to apply the same concept by watching streams and Miko just happened to be streaming when I had this thought.
I know how fucking stupid and funny it sounds, watching Miko to learn Japanese when she herself struggles with it. I watched her Minecraft stream where she and others wrote Subarunium and from just one stream alone I learned how fucking hilarious Miko is.
My Japanese is shit but I understood enough to enjoy her streams.
So I kept watching Miko, slowly getting to know her, learning about her charms among many other things made it all enjoyable. As opposed to fuwamoco where I instantly got infatuated only to be disappointed at the end the more I learned about them. I think that’s the biggest reason why they fell out of favor for me.
tldr; I like Miko
