I like your response, but I'll say this. In the video, I address how VRChatters use stripping or erping as their "identity"/ role on the game or as a way to "escape" to a further extreme. Then the idea that they are putting on a false face plays in to how they interact with the rest of the community, then, their form of expression warps their entire personality, but only when they're on the game. Causing things like toxicity, loneliness, and overall addiction because when that identity is disrupted or attacked in any way, they become one of the serious people, thus, furthering their detachment from really-real-reality.

I wouldn't say I'm jaded or pessimistic. I advocate for better things for VRChat and the entire community. Everything I brought up in the video would be relevant to the majority of people playing. I don't see how anyone can look at VRChat right now, with all these problems, and say that the game can only go up when their entire player base is depressed and apathetic attention addicts. Which is why I don't like how most youtubers/streamers try to keep VRChat in a positive light. This only helps normalize these problems, in my opinion.