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Readers are furious with her for kink-shaming A's masochism and slut-shaming his work as a host, pointing out that her own activities as a witch are a form of sex work. Many criticize her childish immaturity, arguing her reaction is that of a toxic, entitled fan who cannot separate her parasocial fantasy from reality. While a small minority defends her actions as a realistic, if flawed, portrayal of someone with a repressed conservative upbringing, this view is largely drowned out. 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