Maybe but then again i think most of them know her real taste in men and that whole trauma backstory so a lot them probably have a "trust" in her that she won't be fooling around with Connor or any man she hangs out with.
Alright, that fucker's previous retardation aside, that shit fucking slaps.
Looks like the idea that an "idol" should be "pure" and single - so that every lonely guy can think they have a chance with her - is still going strong over there. I think if modern Japanese society wasn't so isolating and making relationships so "inconvenient" because overwork, there wouldn't be a "need" for "idols" to be that way.
What a odd choice, for those to zoomer to know this game is a point and click adventure game in the same universe(?) as The Hitchhiker’s Guide of the Galaxy , is considered to be very meh compared to the game that is based on (that mostly no one will play because is a text adventure game)
I want to like this chicken, but her and her fanbase won't let me at times, but this sounds cool so I'll watch if I got time or catch the vod.
We probably have to thank her gaming family for that. And people were saying that such things as gaming families will never be. They already were.
EN would improve by 1000% if we replace her with her mom
Inuyama Tamaki is more manly than that twink.
I knew it, she rocks back and forth like an autistic retard just like me
Him and everyone else. Is there anyone brave or crazy enough to even watch one of these Rushia coverage videos?
Watching uninformed YouTube vids try to spin shit to suit their agenda can be funny but I'll never watch that faggot Hero Hei.
tl;dw
Nah, I agree with you. Western weebs see oshi and conflate it to waifus, but it's about seeing someone grow with your support and that encouraging you. I've felt the effects, the positive reinforcement can be empowering. I'm even nicer to Nolan!I'm an idolfag but not really a unicorn or interested in seiso. I really dislike how the two are conflated even though it is true for a lot of retards.
To me, idolfaggotry is about supporting an oshi that has some type of tangible (not subcount related) goal that they're progressing towards. It's refreshing compared to your typical streamer life trajectory of rotting away in a room playing video games with nothing in particular to look forward to, retelling the same old stories from before they became full-time streamers and becoming less and less interesting over time. I really only want to watch people that have dreams and shit. If my oshi dropped everything she did except streaming games and never tried to make high effort content, I might as well be watching DSP.
In old school idol vocabulary, oshi [押し] literally means 'to push for' as in to support. It's not a synonym for waifu. Having an oshi could be considered living vicariously through other people's achievements but hey man, it's my entertainment.
I think most real life idolfans are closer to my perspective than gachikoi. If it were all about delusional simping, idols wouldn't bother putting in the effort to do all the things they do that don't bring in as much money like original songs or dance training.
