2023-08-12 02:22:13
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By: Samuel M | 08-11-23
A streamer dedicated to Twitch call ‘STPeach‘ surprised by revealing through his social networks that he had made the decision to no longer publish risque content, since he considered prioritizing his mental health, as well as relationships with his family, friends and God.
In addition to the purple platform, the influencer had an account on Fansly, a site similar to OnlyFans, where she could interact with her followers by sharing content of all kinds, which eventually earned her some penalties with Twitch when she decided to turn on her broadcasts. Her success within said platform earned her more than 346 thousand followers.
STPeach also knew how to dedicate time to his YouTube channel where he published his hobbies being a much more personal ‘vlog’. It is clear that she wanted to address different categories, but she ultimately decided to prioritize her mental health. Her origins as a streamer date back to the year 2016 when he started broadcasting Counter Strike Global Offensive and League of Legends. Both games made him gain great popularity.
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«Grateful for the opportunities it has given me but I am happy with my decision, I hope everyone understands» placed the influencer on her social networks. Fortunately, both her followers and people close to her reacted in the best way, and even congratulated her. Later, in a broadcast, a follower of hers asked her about her decision to distance herself from the risqué content:
«It got to a point where I wasn’t really enjoying it and it got to a point where I felt like people always wanted more. (…) I couldn’t give them more«. It seems that the streamer was in a very personal and delicate moment, so she wanted to feel good about herself. Being exposed to the internet will always have its difficulties, especially when you are an active content creator.
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