>>50051278the same group of people who rejected their real life relationships to meet people online for a parasocial bond are surprised when the provider they receive from only wants to offer what they have been.
This is pretty ironic you call it "unnecessary," given you don't actually mean "the opposite of necessary." You mean it as "I don't like this and am too scared to say that directly."
When you consider what was had here - an e-gf for the masses - and you're surprised that the provider doesn't want to actually let you into their personal life when you've seen what happens every time a provider does that: financial, personal, professional loss; what's "unnecessary" is your bad attitude.
Consider that you have vtubers that do offer what you're looking for, from custom pornography/masturbation material to even in-person meetups for a fee with the implicit promise of sex, hell, it's really not hard to meet these people in person, they go to conventions, they go to normal meetups as their actual self, and even have friends already that are pathways if you actually needed to meet them and can pass the filter of their friends and family.
But you'd have to have a different relationship to this girl than she does with viewers at her job, with her customers. It's like being a bartender's friend. Don't be the dick shaking your friend down for free drinks at the bar, you ought pretend you don't even know them when you go for a drink, they're on the job.
Some might know more dirt and real life of these people than others, but that comes from actually getting to know them, in person, one at a time. And what do you even offer to be their friend? An interest in their job?
If none of this appeals to you, and you're caught in your emotions that you aren't special enough to break the fourth wall and risk a job over your passing emotions, don't ask for sympathy. Grow up or stay as you are, condemned to the hell of being you.
Or, better yet, just watch the damn show and go back to not knowing each other after your 2 hour uno stream.
