Melty Butter
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- 15 Sie 2024
This is a defensible position. (Except... Aaron does work. He streams for 20+ hours/week and seems to do solid prep work. So, call it a 35 hr/week. He seldom misses a stream. He's just not charming enough to do all that well.)I think that is overly generous. She looked better early on, but I don't think she was better. She never built a life for herself. She monkey-branched from guy to guy until she became a coke whore. The other way to interpret her issues with STMS is that is she a lazy ho who just doesn't want to work. For all her talk about her fragile internet feelings, she is now crawling on her knees for Melton and doing chats suggesting she & Nick are going to visit him. If she respected herself at all, she couldn't do that.
If she had sense or self-respect or much of anything going for her, she would have run from Nick when the charges came down. But rather than do that, she decided to degrade herself all the way down for Nick because IMO she has no interest in supporting herself or going back to work. I'm sure Nick will probably eventually convince her to get on onlyfans or worse. In appearance alone, she is already on the way to turning into the trailer trash ghetto whore of Nick's dreams complete with bottled tobacco scent.
Every one of these four people's core problem is not wanting to be an adult and refusing to work like a normal person to support themselves. That includes you specifically Aaron.
Nerding out for a second, there's a lot of sociological and anthropological research about how the Internet has ruined us because of wide exposure. As developing simple humans, we can't deal with so many outside forces. Until the 1980s something like 80% of Americans coupled and married someone within five miles. That equates to familiarity with location, ethnicity, education, and religion. It also means that there were community expectations for one's behavior.
This entire story, and particularly April's, points to how corrupting the Internet can be. It's not the ONLY reason for her fall... but it played a hell of a leading role.
As for Nick, it's a good question. What would have happened to him if the Internet didn't exist? I assume he'd be limping along, having affairs, and descending further into alcoholism. I doubt coke or much more than a charge of DUI would have happened.