Female streamers are judged primarily based on their appearance. Using a vtuber model allows them to be judged by their personality and ability to entertain instead.
DreamySweet
joined 10 months ago
Do we have to be a hivemind?
Baby blood for their Satanic rituals.
Or just some time to spend with their family since they are probably too busy most of the time.
It's actually shaped like a golf ball. The "earth" we know is just one of the dimples. There are thousands of "earths". The space photos that disprove this are faked to cover up the fact that NASA and SpaceX are working together to build a giant golf club which they are going to use to hit our planet into a black hole and kill us all. Their motivation for doing this is unknown but it's probably going to make them money somehow. Perhaps they were challenged to a galactic golf game by an alien species and bet money on it.
I haven't seen anywhere near as much misogyny and sexism here as I have on Reddit. I haven't really seen any at all, but maybe it's just the communities that I have been reading.
People need to be aware that Lemmy exists for them to start using it. Tell your friends about it, send them links to communities or posts that they would be interested in, etc.. Unfortunately, the most active communities on Lemmy seem to be news and tech related. News can be shared elsewhere and tech is still something that we're a small minority in. We need to stop lurking and start posting more if we want to make this place more attractive.
But you get a gorilla friend.
They usually start off playing a character but when you're doing it for multiple hours every day, your real personality is going to start slipping in.
The models can only do so much. You could have the cutest model in the world but it's still just a moving 2D image. If you're not entertaining, you won't retain an audience. There is a lot of competition in the vtubing scene, you won't make it by just being cute. The vtuber, Mori Calliope, actually wrote a song about this.