/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>49397584
>don't know their own audience and play armchair psychologist. They ridicule parasocial relationships
This one makes a major difference. When JPs set the boundaries, they make the effort to be reasonable about it and it's clear that they're thinking about the viewer as well. IIRC, the way Marine phrased it is that she wishes for her viewers to find happiness through themselves in a way that isn't reliant on another person's existence. A hobby for example. Making a streamer your reason to live is an incredibly fragile thing. Who knows how long they'll be around, 2-3 more years maybe?
When ENs approach this topic, they just sound like they're the hot girl in class who doesn't want the creepy nerds anywhere near them.