Anyone have tips on dropping an oshi?

[Anonymous No.]

No bait, legit curious.

[Anonymous No.]

>>46453300
You send one last SC claiming your independence from said chuuba and also type who you will switch to while calling your ex oshi a massive whore.

[Anonymous No.]

That image is in the bots archive folder which makes this, a bot thread

[Anonymous No.]

>>46453596
This, and don't forget to revert all your likes to dislikes, unsub, don't recommend channel and report for false advertisement

[Anonymous No.]

>>46453695
I literally took a pic further down on the google results so I wouldn't get this post lol It can't be helped

[Anonymous No.]

>>46454112
unsubbing didn't work, considering every time I get on Youtube I end up name search her anyway to see if there is a new stream. I'm fucked, aren't it?

[Anonymous No.]

>she really just came back for a few days to get some spending money and then fucked off again
At least she changed her profile pic for april fools, or her manager did anyway.

[Anonymous No.]

>>46453300
If there isn't a chuuba you love more then it's an empty gesture. If there is a chuuba you love more then you wouldn't need to ask.

[Warren Dawson No.]

>>46453300
Killing yourself is a good start.
Last guy that asked about it tried, he succeeded magnificently. So it's got a 100% success rate.<div class="xa23b"><span class="xa23t"></span><span class="xa23i"></span></div>

[Anonymous No.]

>>46454850
Wow thank god someone found the cure for OP's problem!

[Anonymous No.]

>>46454759
I do watch a couple of indies, but I guess I never got as invested in them as the shark. But on the most recent silent break, while I did enjoy the minecrafts streams, I feel the frustation of yet another break finally overshadowed it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>46454395
Healing takes time

[Anonymous No.]

Leave a well worded comment and/or SC in which you explain why you are dropping her. I think anyone deserves to know that much. Don't go out looking for a replacement. You won't find one. Simply try watching someone you don't know very well yet. If you have very specific requirements, like no male collabs for example, you can make a thread or visit a few generals and ask for recommendations. In the mean time you can watch other vtubers who you liked, if there are any, but they most likely won't become your new oshi. They weren't your first choice for a reason. I'm speaking from experience. Also, keep your merch if you have any. Depending on your feelings for your oshi and the reasons you are dropping her, it might hurt to look at it, but after things have settled down they are still a nice memory of better times.

[Anonymous No.]

>>46453300
It helps when she goes into drama or starts shitting on her fans like mine did. Gura is pretty safe so you won't have much luck there.
Try this, a suggestion from an old anon i heard last year: Watch her so much that you will get bored of her, like binge watch a fuck ton of Vods. It might work.

[Anonymous No.]

>>46456360
Thanks, I'll do my best on that. The indies that I watch definitely aren't a replacement, they are very different. But it's true, trying to force any one of them to become the new "oshi" would probably sour the whole thing. Also, I guess expecting to forget a chubba in order to avoid possible disappointments is not the right move, considering I still enjoy watching her content. Did you happen to "drop" an oshi, and if so, do you still watch her content (present, or past if graduated)?

[Anonymous No.]

>>46453300
Bot thread
Dont engage with anymore after this post

[Anonymous No.]

>>46453300
I just began watching someone else. Made that chuuba part of my daily routine thanks to her actually streaming regularly and engaged in non shitpost ways in her community. Now I can listen Reflect and her Mogu Mogu duo with Okayu and it's just another song on my playlist. It took me almost two months, so be patient. Don't feel like you need to completely cut her out of your life, just give her less of your time. Canceling your membership might be a good first step. Best of luck.

[Anonymous No.]

>>46456717
Interesting approach lol considering trying to forget didn't work, the complete opposite might do. But now I'm already conflicted, considering that other anon's post. I might be looking at the whole thing at the wrong angle.

[Anonymous No.]

>>46453300
Step 1: Locate your oshi
Step 2: Firmly grasp your oshi
Step 3: Lift your oshi as high as you can
Step 4: Release your grip

[Anonymous No.]

>>46457178
Thanks. Yeah, seems the key is adjusting my own self investment than anything else. I guess I might even subscribe back, but try not to check the channel until I get a stream notification. If the need to watch becomes to much ,I'll watch old vods instead of getting frustated with something out of my control.

[Anonymous No.]

>>46453300
>No bait
ok. Well, you can't drop her if she is your oshi.

[Anonymous No.]

>>46457817
Untrue cause i dropped mine 8 months back.
I'm enjoying vtubers more casually now

[Shawn Mccormick No.]

>>46457817
I probably worded that in a terrible way, agreed. Especially considering some of the posts. I thought the only way forward was to forget completely, but that is probably the wrong approach, if even possible.<div class="xa23b"><span class="xa23t"></span><span class="xa23i"></span></div>

[Anonymous No.]

[Agnes Holt No.]

>>46453300
stop making threads about them<div class="xa23b"><span class="xa23t"></span><span class="xa23i"></span></div>

[Anonymous No.]

>>46457758
I know I said you "don't need to completely cut her out of your life" but going back and checking old vods is a terrible idea. You don't heal an open wound by checking if the blade still fits on it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>46458124
good point, too. watching old vods as replacement might become the same problem as watching other chubbas are replacement. gotcha

[Anonymous No.]

>>46453300
The first thing to do is to cancel your membership and unsubscribe from her channel.

While you are waiting for your membership to expire, you should work on putting some distance between you and her by getting rid of your participation in her channel.

You can delete old comments and chat messages on the Google "my activity" pages:
https://myactivity.google.com/product/youtube_comments?utm_source=my-activity&hl=en
https://myactivity.google.com/page?hl=en&utm_medium=web&utm_source=youtube&page=youtube_live_chat
(If you sent an enormous number of chat messages, you may need to wait a week or two after deleting all of the ones available on that page before it indexes a new batch further back in time for you to delete.)

Your Youtube homepage will continue recommend a large number of her videos. Use the "don't recommend channel" option to get rid of them. It normally takes effect on the next page load.

If you have a Twitter account, you can go through your tweets and likes to remove things related to the oshi you are leaving. Blocking or muting her account, along with her hashtags and fan artists, will help to reduce the amount of content Twitter tries to feed to you.

Good luck!

[Anonymous No.]

Has there been a massive up tick in the "larp variety" of anti threads or am I imagining it, wasn't there even someone trying to start up a general the other day?

[Anonymous No.]

>>46458493
Thanks. It was mostly on youtube anyway, don't use twitter. It's more of a me problem than a youtube problem, considering I would still check the channel every time I got on youtube, even after unsubbing. But I think some of the posts already pointed my in the right direction mentally. But thanks, anyway

[Anonymous No.]

I would recommend listening to music and working out.
For me, I listened to these albums:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIhSABz6ip0&t=2894s

https://youtube.com/iPtPo8Sa3NE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RGA4PilHdr0

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDFxhkn7PJWWouMEDahOGaPtpv2vpBWcO

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyWB0TxTMmTlY5w2W-SZ7UHnS3ksTZlkn

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugo6ASPVu9g&t=2010s

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMtRClgemu18P5JOfBqui_w67NP8uMHbo

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVXPNwOK2LoLi1WonT1F_YRIscc2Q5quO

[Anonymous No.]

>>46458935
I believe that deleting the traces of your interaction with her helps a lot to break the connection and makes it easier to move on, which is why I suggested it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>46453300
Unsub; unmember; when their videos show up in your recommended go to the little menu and select "do not recommend channel."
If you actually use your twitter account, unfollow them there. Unfollow people that tweet their fanart and streams. Empty your vtuber reaction folder of her face and memes. Porn too.
>but
Even the porn, anon.
Filter her general if she has one. If you still watch people in her corpo and all they have is a shared general, stop posting there until you can do so without thinking about her.
Cold turkey, anon. Don't "just one more stream is fine..." Cut it all off. No more. Do not. You're stronger than that, just let go. No vods, no clips, no shorts, no watching. Move on and find someone you enjoy watching, or go play video games for a while. Or fuck, read some books; they won't hurt you...usually.
And whatever the fuck you do, do not fucking superchat some money away. Don't streamlab dono it either you pedant. Spend that money on yourself. Ice cream helps.

[Anonymous No.]

>>46453300
just quit cold turkey

[Anonymous No.]

>>46457030
I dropped Ame during the "improve yourselves" arc, but not solely because of that. I wasn't exactly happy with the way things were going before tempus got even announced. It was just what made me pull the trigger. I don't keep up with her at all. Literally the only stream of hers I have watched since I dropped her was a geoguesser one. I enjoyed it, but not enough to go back to her. When I dropped her I tried falling back on my 2nd favorite (Gura), but I never developed the same feelings for her. I still like her, but I stopped watching her too, and with that all of Hololive. The constant fuckery of management, the increased integration of the homos, and the low quality of big official events prevented me from actually enjoying streams. Gura's constant breaks with pretty much zero communication didn't help either. Instead I found an indie who I began to watch regularly. I still don't have feelings for her as strong as I had for Ame, but I never felt such things before so who knows how long I have to wait until I can feel something like it again.

[Anonymous No.]

>>46459269
I gotcha. I don't think I have any comments on her vods anyway. But another point towards not watching old since, since my name would probably show up on chat, and would give off the feeling of interaction that you mentioned.

[Anonymous No.]

>>46453300
Just do it, I dropped Ame last year.

[Anonymous No.]

>>46453300
When I dropped Mori for Mumei I had just lost interest in her and moved on. Haven't looked back since

[Anonymous No.]

>>46453300
find new oshi or watch your other oshis if you want multiple. you don't have to completely drop your former-oshi either, just downgrade to someone you sometime watch, no membershp, no SC.

[Anonymous No.]

>>46453695
And?

[Anonymous No.]

>>46453695
You are aware that bots can save images from the internet, including this website, right?

[Anonymous No.]

>>46459577
This is probably the way I'll go about it. In my case, watching it only sometimes was already the default way of watching her lol But I feel like I was letting frustration get the best out of me for no reason. Already watch a couple of indies, so I'll just keep my chubba viewing as it is, and try not to stress about things out of my control

[Anonymous No.]

>>46454433
>At least she changed her profile pic for april fools, or her manager did anyway.
She didn't, it's a thing from Holodex only

[Anonymous No.]

I dropped Gura for a HoloJP girl and i haven't regret it since

[Anonymous No.]

>>46457607
Note this works better with smaller oshi. La+ is almost effortless to do this with. You can even throw her with how light she is!

[Anonymous No.]

>>46456360
Gura literally apologized to her chart for being non-transparent and not streaming. She has not even retweeted her genmate's april fool's thing for a laugh. Even mumei who is apparently dying of giga covid or some shit at least retweets things. Gura isn't a vtweeter or a vtuber she's a rare pokemon that legend says will appear every once in a while when her coffer runs drying, to disappear again into the e-wilds once she has slaked her thirst on cheap dollar store wine.

[Anonymous No.]

>>46458687
>massive larp
Checking playboard, Gura's donos have collapsed. While the same kids who will always and only watch her exist, the paypigs have fucked off so it's just you in the cult with the retards.

[Anonymous No.]

>>46453300
If you're considering dropping your "oshi" either they were clearly not your oshi to begin with or you made a horrible choice for an oshi. Start with cancelling her membership if you have it. Watch other vtubers instead and see if you get the same or similar spark you got with your "oshi". Don't immediately join their membership but definitely tune into them more often, to the point you look forward to the next stream more than your "oshi"'s. Congratulations, you've dropped your oshi and are free to find another one if you so choose. None of the vtubers I've dropped were actually my oshi tho. LOYALTY TO LUNA

[Anonymous No.]

Boochud/Pippigger deflection thread
>>46453695
spbp

[Anonymous No.]

>>46453300
Check hololive schedule for any interesting streams happening atm. Maybe someone plays a game you really like, or a collab happening. If anything up, watch other stream instead of your oshi playing boring ass game solo.
In general look what streams she's doing for the whole week and think about which ones are interesting and which aren't. Watch maybe half of it and the rest don't even bother.
You don't have to drop your oshi altogether at once, just keep in mind no matter who she is, not all of her streams are worth watching, so watch less.
Oh, and the most important thing, stop making time to watch streams. Only watch it when you have nothing else to do. If friends invite you to do something, do it, if you have game to play, do it, you'll check the VOD later.

[Jaime Rollins No.]

>>46453300
i dont have oshi or even buy merch
i watch vtuber's jp/en/id.<div class="xa23b"><span class="xa23t"></span><span class="xa23i"></span></div>

[Anonymous No.]

>>46454850
kek

[Anonymous No.]

>>46456360
>Leave a well worded comment and/or SC in which you explain why you are dropping her
No one, including your oshi, gives a shit

[Anonymous No.]

>>46453300
Honestly, I don't get why people seethe so much about Gura not streaming regularly. Like, I've been watching her since day one and never really think that she's been streaming less lately. Maybe just try to not focus on one vtuber and watch others too? Or maybe do something that would distract you from vtuber related stuff.

[Anonymous No.]

>>46453300
It's hard to outright drop someone unless you've found multiple better vtubers.
I ended up dropping all of my early favorites eventually, but it was a pretty slow process. This is basically how it went down:
>No vtubers to watch during dead hours
>Find more vtubers to watch
>New vtubers are better than some of the older ones.
>Watch new vtubers instead of older ones when streams overlap
>Eventually drop an older one from the lineup because I stopped watching them altogether -> More dead hours
Rinse and repeat. Now I have dozens of vtubers who are vastly superior to my original oshi and I'm having much more fun watching streams.

[Anonymous No.]

>>46453300
Hahahaha nigga just walk away from the screen like nigga close your eyes haha