I'm sharing this with some vulnerability. As some of you are aware, I'm a 25-year-old disabled college student. From age 18 until my future husband moved in, I was the sole income provider for my parents and me. Over the course of nearly a decade, I have watched (1/?)
@Nephistopheles_ Don't apologize for something like this. As someone who used to have seizures, it's scary on both sides. You did good trying to help your coworker. Take your time to rest and relax.
I'm such a small creator and I know this is a problem that not only I face. But how does one talk on stream to seemingly no one like there's people there? I see the advice of "Talk like there's a 100 people watching even if there isn't" and that alone makes me nervous.
@AokiralVT On MyOshi, someone recommended that just narrating their gameplay helped them. I like what you're suggesting here, and I like their suggestion too. I appreciate the support!
How can I go live, knowing that I'm almost invisible on Twitch? Any recommendations would be appreciated, especially ones that still give me a few clips to share later on.
We know it's been while since there's been an update on the shops. We apologize as our beloved Fae had been busy with college assignments and other irl events. That being said, a new shirt has dropped!
I'm sharing this with some vulnerability. As some of you are aware, I'm a 25-year-old disabled college student. From age 18 until my future husband moved in, I was the sole income provider for my parents and me. Over the course of nearly a decade, I have watched (1/?)
I understand not everyone is going to be able to help financially towards this goal, but every little bit helps, and so does getting the word out. At this time, we have plans for me to focus on my content creation and coursework. If you can help, the link will be below. (6/7)
Finally got a schedule outlined for myself. And not just for streaming, but for my college coursework as well. That being said, my stream days moving forward will be Sunday at 7 PM CST and Thursday at 8 PM CST. I'm excited to see how long I can keep this.
As a type 1 diabetic who is low-income, I can't afford my test strips needed for my glucose testing meter. It's costs about 30$ bucks for a 100 count box of test strips.
On top of this, I have very little food in the house. Currently setting this goal to 500$ to be able to get the test strips I need for my diabetes and get enough food to hopefully last a couple weeks until I figure out what is going on with my college courses.