In a way, I understand why she’s confused about what to do. I imagine it’s not easy to decide what to do because whenever she posts a different kind of content, like the Bush content, for example.
She’s bound to get messages and comments from a lot of people saying they loved it, from a lot of people who don’t really care and are asking for a different kind of content, and from a lot of people who say they hated it and that she shouldn’t do that anymore.
So, with a hundred different inputs on how she should proceed, what she should do, and what she shouldn't, I imagine it's not at all easy to filter out what's truly useful and makes sense from what isn't.
For us, it might be very easy to know what she should do, how she should proceed, and what kinds of feedback she should or shouldn’t accept—since we consume so much of this type of content all the time—it ends up being easy to see the path to painting the picture we want.
But most of these girls like her who create this kind of content certainly don’t consume it—not nearly as much as we do, and certainly not in the same quantities—so they’re basically just throwing all kinds of paint onto a blank canvas and seeing what gets the least rejection in an attempt to create something.
And I also imagine that, as with most types of content created on the internet, the creator ends up being much more influenced by negative comments than by positive ones; they’ll see hundreds of positive comments, but a single criticism or insult will catch their attention and perhaps make them change their mind about what they did or see it in a different light.
