Twitch Streamers you ever struggle to determine if it would be better or worse for mental health to go live? I recently received tragic news regarding another streamer who was always so supportive. I rarely got to catch him live, and it’s messing me up knowing I’ll never have another chance to. On top of that, I had a falling-out with a really good friend. Once I’m live I’ll probably start feeling better. Still planning to go live at my normal time. But hitting the button daunting af tonight

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一分鐘內	sixtysixteen sixtysixteen	I hope it will make you feel better to play a game you enjoy around people you like 💜
7 分鐘內	Reburve reburve	110%. I'm so sorry to hear that - it's always heartbreaking knowing we've missed a chance like that. I think the only real answer is, it depends. Sometimes being around friends and other streamers can really help, other times you just need time alone to work through things. Theres a lot of positivity in knowing the friends and community you're around will understand and respect that you're going through tough times, and be present and supportive as you do <3
5 小時內	Kyle kyestang	All the time honestly. Sorry to hear about that aswell hang in there.🖤 I had a rough year so I hear you. Streaming & playing love music always makes me feel better even if I maybe don't wanna do it before hand.
4 天內	UBFunk3 ubfunk3	There are sometimes when I know it will be better for me mentally because my community will help support me like when I lost my job. Other times when I am having issues with disassociating or problems snapping easily I know it's not a good time to do so. I also suggest evaluating if you will be fine with your community seeing you cry, breakdown or show certain emotions. If you are not, then asses if you won't potentially do those things on stream. If there is an uncertainty then don't.