actuallydear wrote:If they're good business people they'd be hyping pregnancy up anyways because it brings in views. Even if this month is a bust and they know it, it would be financially smart for them to mention every pregnancy symptom, use very obvious titles and thumbnails to get people tuning in.
It would, however, take away any sincerity they had.
Which is long gone anyways...
I for one, cannot wait to see how this plays out.
But at the same time, I feel very badly for the infertiles following along, who haven't yet seen the light. Especially those grant winners that are saving for their IVF cycles. That would just be a huge kick in the lady parts, wouldn't it?!
And just... what an inauthentic life it all is. Not just with the trying to conceive, but can you imagine living like this? Every choice you make about your day or week or month or year has an affect on your business/channel. Constantly worrying about views and subscribers and advertisers. Nothing is genuine. People get jealous of them but I cannot imagine living like this. It's a sad existence to me. It's a facade. I can't imagine the darkness that must lurk behind the scenes.
And then you add this layer of "infertility" and "watch us try to have a baby" (with such arrogance for a couple who is supposedly struggling) and then the even heavier layer of doing this after they just did the IVF grants... it's just disgusting. Before I just found them to be obnoxious and immature, but this is just proving to be a sad sad life/lifestyle that they live.
I hope if anything sketchy is found out with this whole pregnancy thing (that they've been lying about dates or are already pregnant) that the shit really hits the fan.
