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I recently asked why some people object to mixed gender streams, and the main explanation I got was that it breaks the immersion for GFE. If that is the case, does that mean it is ok for non-GFE chuubas to interact with men? How do you determine whether or not a chuuba is a GFE chuuba? Additionally, to prevent any hurt feelings, should vtubers explicitly state who they plan to collab with and whether or not they plan to do GFE early on?
