You are completely right. Nowadays you can't even have a baby offline without people pestering you to tell them every detail about the birth and name-picking and exact weight, while in the same breath scolding parents for putting their kids in the spotlight and making money off of them.
There's this weird sense of entitlement "fans" of things have where they think they get to know every single detail of someone's life, just because they follow them on whatever social media site. They develop a parasocial relationship with someone who, frankly, does not know they exist and has no reason to, and when that person tries to set boundaries, the "fan" has the audacity to get pissed. Nevermind that they're not actually friends, or that they've never spoken directly to each other beyond maybe one donation on a stream, or that the person they're a fan of is a human being who isn't just there to play games and clap their hands like a fucking seal. They dared to tell a fan no, and they should be crucified for it.












