But I will never go so far to start harassing people and users, or get mad on Jaiden Animations’s behalf.Īnd there is the argument going around that by drawing her storytime avatar, you are drawing NSFW of the real-life Jaiden. I like Jaiden Animations, I think she is funny, charming. I seen some users harassing users that makes or made NSFW of Jaiden Animations, what’s that gonna do for you? And the worse part is, this will probably get out of hand, and Jaiden Animations might not address any of this. So in some sense, I guess it can ruin her image. Can her image might be harmed in media? Probably might be seen more in a adult light. It became a problem around 2016, and with those four years of NSFW art floating around. With how long NSFW art of Jaiden Animations has been out. My friend knew about the NSFW being controversial, and theorize that NSFW art could harm her image since her storytime animation avatar is the face of her channel and merch, and by proxy, herself. NSFW of Jaiden Animations can harm image? And my friend brought up an interesting reply. There are a few things I want to understand. Two wrongs don’t make a right, yeah, they have fucked up, this depends on what your version of fucked up means, but it’s not a free pass to fuck up as well but I forget, on Twitter, commonsense is rare. These people’s names will be blurred out, unlike these people. What is not fine, is harassing people or sending hate indirectly their way towards NSFW artists that drew that art. Do you hate the NSFW art of Jaiden Animations? Also fine. If you don’t like the NSFW art of Jaiden Animations? That is fine. Granted some of the users have class, and not going the “If you support X, you can unfollow/block me right now!” route, which is a bit much. The hate mob, the echo chambers, and circlejerks and bandwagons. You have the toxic users: Those users that will not only say they hate a thing/person, but they will also show the world, and indirectly send hate that way.Īnd it goes to show this is a commonplace thing for Twitter. You have the normal users: Confused, and lost. You have the unfollow/block warrior: “If you support X, you can unfollow/hardblock me right now!”
It is full of fans, and Twitter users sending other artists indirect or direct hate. I checked out the trending page again, and it is just as sick as the first time.
But Jaiden Animations has not said anything back then because a “small” amount knew about the NSFW of Jaiden Animations’s avatar, and why bring light to something you don’t like? It’s smart to not say anything and make it worstĬome today, I saw a video where Jaiden has spoken out before about how she feels about rule34 of her character. Rather the story is true or a big lie, is not of importance here.Īs Jaiden Animations has no doubt seen and heard, her avatar has been drawn in an NSFW style by a few artists here and there. Jaiden Animations is a storytime animator that makes storytime videos where they tell you a story about their life. So, you already know that Storytime animators’ avatars are fated to be NSFW martial. So, as we all know by now, whatever you put out into the internet, someone or some people will draw not safe for work (NSFW) of a thing, or some people will ask others to draw NSFW of something and pay for it to be made to post to an adult site. And it is kind of sad, and a good reason why many use Twitter less and less. It is for something very dumb, and very commonplace for. We are somehow back here again on the Twitter topic, but this time. Also, I’m happy the queers are continuing to take over the world.Oh boy. She doesn’t have to be the perfect representation of a spectrum - no single person can be - and her fans don’t need to have an identity crisis over whether they’re as ace as she is - everybody wins. Jaiden’s done a fantastic job of using her platform to increase aro/ace representation and visibility while also ensuring any fans discovering their own sexualities don’t feel the need to compare themselves to her too rigorously. Young queers have fewer people to look up to than their straight friends, so it’s tempting to latch on to queer creators in a very parasocial manner. It also emphasises that even on the aro/ace spectrums, people are different. Her video serves as a way to let her fans know where she’s at with her sexuality, but also as a friendly reminder that she values her privacy and isn’t going to be going into any further details on the more intimate aspects of her life - something that’s not always easy as a big creator.
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