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* Feeling genuinely hurt or betrayed when a celebrity dates or marries someone.

* Getting jealous when your favorite creator spends more time with other fans.

* Saying “they would never do that” or “I know they’d never lie,” despite never having met them.

* Feeling like a celebrity “knows you” because they liked your comment or replied once.

* Believing you have a special connection because you’ve watched them for years.

* Getting upset when they don’t post for a while because you miss them personally.

* Assuming you know their personality based only on interviews, livestreams, or social media.

* Constantly imagining conversations or future interactions with them.

* Rearranging your schedule around every livestream or upload because it feels like you’re “spending time together.”

* Thinking you can accurately predict what they’d say or do in any situation.

* Feeling like they’re your comfort person even though they don’t know you exist.

* Believing other fans “don’t understand them” as well as you do.

* Reading into tiny actions (like a glance or emoji) as hidden messages meant for fans.

* Feeling disappointed when they don’t recognize you after you’ve interacted online multiple times.

* Calling them by a nickname as if you’re part of their inner circle.

* Feeling obligated to buy everything they release to “support them,” even when it hurts your finances.

* Thinking you owe them loyalty no matter what they do.

* Feeling like you’re grieving the loss of a real-life friend if they retire or stop creating content

*doxxing/sending threats to people because they said they don’t like ur fav

It doesn’t help that the guy I’m talking to will literally send me snacks like, oatmeal cream pies, cosmic brownies, and nutty buddy’s. Like why bro, you were js complaining about how big ur ex was ???

Might js let my family pig on them. He did get me diet Dr Pepper which I love love love.