Some people have to realize that entertainers on the internet have a life too.
They have hobbies, school/work, and/or struggles. At least one of them. Of course your video/drawing/story/etc will take time to be published! Usually, it's pretty hard to make time for the work.
As a gachatuber, when I make videos, I need to craft the idea — fully craft it — before anything is written down. Then I write a script. After that, take individual screenshots (up to 1000). Then edit everything together that way the dialogue doesn't last too long or too short. I make the finishing touches and lastly make a thumbnail.
If you take more than a second to analyze my previous paragraph, you'll realize how fucking tedious this is. Especially when you're actually putting effort into it. But try and push all this into a single day? Nearly impossible. If you did, you were most likely pushing yourself to the limit or minimizing the effort.
The work is forced into several small sessions. Not to mention breaks. Lovely breaks. Very healthy to take breaks, no? Makes work more effective, no? Surprise surprise; this takes time too!
You can wait. Who cares if it takes weeks, months or years? At least you can live with the relief that the creator took care of their health during the work's making. There's also several other things on the internet. If you're that bored, find a new interest.
A creator does not owe you ANYTHING. They do not owe you a part two, despite your support. It is their platform, and as long as they follow the guidelines, they can do whatever they want.
They can make absurd storylines, they can draw simple drawings in their own unique style, and they can make a giant tangled mess!
Because guess what? They're a person, too.
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