DissociaDid Betrays Their Fans Constantly…

I don’t even know where to begin. I’ve been a fan of DissociaDid for years—following their journey, watching their YouTube videos, and even supporting them on Patreon. I genuinely believed in them and everything they stood for. But now? I just feel hurt.

It’s like a cycle. They come back, make us all feel hopeful, like, “Okay, this time it’s different. They’re really here for us.” And then suddenly… they’re gone again. No explanation. No heads-up. Just silence. And every time, I try to tell myself, maybe this time they’ll say something. Maybe they’ll let us know what’s going on. But they never do.

And Patreon? That’s what stings the most. I know I’m not alone in this, but as someone who’s paid to support them, it feels so personal. We’re the people who made it possible for them to do this. We’ve literally funded their ability to create, to share, to have a home. And yet… we don’t even get the courtesy of a “Hey, I need a break,” or, “Thanks for everything, but I need to step away for a bit.”

I just don’t understand. How hard is it to communicate with the people who care about you? I don’t need a whole video, or even a big announcement. Just a small post, a little acknowledgment that we exist and that they see us. That’s all. But instead, it feels like they don’t think about us at all.

And it’s not even about the money—it’s about the connection. We’ve supported them because we believed in what they were doing. We wanted to see them succeed. We wanted to be part of their journey. And now it just feels like we’ve been taken for granted, over and over again.

I wish they could understand how much it hurts to feel abandoned by someone you look up to. I don’t hate them—I could never hate them. I just wish they’d show the same love and care for their fans that we’ve always shown for them. It’s not about expecting perfection or for them to never need a break. It’s about wanting to feel like we matter to them, even a little.

I don’t know if they’ll ever see this or even care, but I just needed to say it. Supporting someone takes trust, and right now, I feel like mine has been broken.