So many spineless cunts would rather believe in a pedophile who scams them out of their money over a random woman who offended previously mentioned pedophile, who still has his limp dick in hand crying in the corner on the chair like he's so good at doing.
I am ashamed to be a human gng. We straight up have people sucking the meat of CuckReviews red raw while making shit up about a VTuber who set boundaries.
Now they're making her apolgise, which she did,but nooooooo, that's not enough.
I've got no dog in this fight, but this whole Deme/Chibi argument is honestly ridiculous. People accusing her of getting fucked during that stream and creating all these timestamps are some of the saddest, loneliest, most pathetic losers I have ever seen.
Like, how do you waste THIS MUCH FUCKING TIME to comb through an entire vod to find every single second of her doing something and trying to fit it into the "she's getting fucked" conspiracy?
We're getting forensic audio and body language analysis from people who have never SEEN a woman outside of anime or porn.
It'd be funny if it wasn't targeted sexual harassment.
@Balefulgiggi Checking Twitter recently is kinda like shooting myself in the foot, I know I'm going to get annoyed, I know it isn't healthy, but I do it anyways. Why? Idk.
This whole drama is genuinely stupid.
THE VTUBER WHO JUST WANTED HER BOUNDARIES RESPECTED
Personally this is how I see it VTuber named Deme publicly asked people to stop sending her explicitly pornographic illustrations of her character. She didn’t ban all lewd art she only drew the line at non consensual explicit porn.
Instead of respecting a completely reasonable boundary that any creator has the right to set, large parts of the community (heavily pushed by Chibi) attacked her, calling her a hypocrite because her model has a sexy design and she shares sensual art.
They completely ignored the difference between enjoying attractive aesthetics and wanting non consensual porn made of you.
Her response was clear and fair: “Enjoying attractive aesthetics doesn’t mean wanting to see explicit interpretations of that type.”
Far from respecting her limits, the community flooded her with even more unwanted explicit art and launched a coordinated smear campaign filled with edited clips, false “sex on stream” claims, and personal attacks.
This isn’t the “Streisand Effect.” It’s what happens when a toxic mob decides to punish a woman for setting a basic boundary.
Deme simply asked for respect. The people who refused to give it are the ones who started and escalated the drama.