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exactly. don't blame the simps for being affected by directed and successful marketing.
Yeah I'm still blaming them, it just means there's more people to blame. Reminds me of a buddy from high school I had who ended up managing a strip club and how he would tell me about all the guys that would fall in love with one of the women and buy them a bunch of expensive shit. This is actually worse I think.
I can't entirely blame people who are hurt, are at a disadvantage, or are being manipulated. Doesn't matter what their age.
But I mean when has society ever glamorized a fan winning the affection of an idol. From what I've seen, it's only a on the horror genre..
Persona 4, one of the girls is an idol and she's very onto the main character.
Duh, it's Yu tho. Who wouldn't simp him.