Onlyfans wasn't even originally a porn platform, fun fact! Females just organically flocked to it and turned it into a porn platform. This further debunks the notion that females are victims of the porn industry when they themselves will literally convert a premium content site into a porn site.
In fact, females will do this to any such website that doesn't explicitly ban porn! This is how Patreon is still just a fan site, it explicitly bans porn. It's also why Tumblr was once a major hub for porn and why all cam sites nowadays are explicitly porn sites. Females, of their own will, turned them into such as there was no explicit ban on it.
If someone says that they "don't do politics". Most of the time it's because they know you'll crash out when they don't entirely agree with every schizo opinion you have
You know, I remember when the gay community went out of its way to demonstrate that we _weren’t_ actually just a bunch of degenerate perverts who wanted to get naked in front of kids.
Every single parent who brings a minor child to this kind of event should get - at the very least - a home visit from a CPS worker who is an expert in talking to child victims of sexual abuse. Normal parents don’t expose their children to things like this, any more than normal men want to walk around naked in front of little kids.
>Buzz has existential crisis and gets depressed
>Immediately starts crossdressing and attempts to commit suicide
I don’t think this is the message you want to send
Ambiguity is important because it allows multiple people to connect with a character for different reasons.
The ones screeching about media literacy are handicapped by mainstream media inserting X as if the audience is retarded... thereby making it so.
All headcanons are valid
I would class a family friendly streamer as someone you want your child to emulate in the online world. Someone who models positive gaming vibes.
Nick plays like a petulant 12 year old. Laughs when he elims people, takes joy in stealing their loot, mocks players that he beats, and gets whiny when he loses.
This is the behaviour I'm trying to avoid my kid copying. In any other face to face competition or sport it wouldn't be acceptable, so why is it in the gaming community?
If Nick was truly family friendly he'd stop acting like a spoilt child and start acting like an adult streamer who cares about the culture of the gaming community that his young audiences are playing in.
fortnite devs once again catering to the unemployed sweats instead of considering the players who work 40+ hours per week, squeezing in barely a few hours of playtime
i just want to collect and level up sprites in peace 😭