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Honestly, I really don't get why people have such a parasocial relationship about Niclandria.

@frannniethedesigner

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The video taps into a trending pop culture debate, allowing the creator to share a relatable opinion that encourages engagement in the comments.

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The creator discusses the concept of parasocial relationships and the importance of privacy for celebrities in their romantic lives. She uses examples of recent celebrity news to argue that fans should respect the boundaries of public figures.

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1Introduction to the topic of parasocial relationships
2Critique of public obsession with celebrity privacy
3Examples of celebrities maintaining private lives
4Argument for respecting boundaries

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She kind of weird for this. And idk maybe ace was right that they aren't together and just friends with a contract. Why does it matter if me and Nic are together? ... Why are you so invested in people that don't know you? That part kind of creeps me out, because I'm never that invested in someone's relationship. Has there been a moment in your relationship that felt surprisingly normal, despite how public everything has become?

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Honestly, I really don't get why people have such a parasocial relationship about Niclandria. Sorry, that's my cat. But like, honestly speaking, I think it's very strange for someone to post something like this. Like, people have been saying how they're like a PR relationship when we all know that they aren't. Like, she has the right to keep her relationship private if she wants to. Like, the other day, I saw that Anne Hathaway is pregnant with her third child. I didn't even know she had like two kids, and I knew she was married, but I didn't know she had kids. Zendaya just got married to Tom. We don't even know when they got married, but they got married because Tom said they did, right? Even in the article, she goes on to talk about her relationship, about how they don't want to monetize their relationship or put it on display, which makes sense. It can be private. Like, they can choose what they want us to see. I really don't get why people are so obsessed wanting to know if they're together, what they're doing, what they're up to. It's none of our business. Like, it's called boundaries, and the fact that people don't respect them is weird, and it's giving parasocial. It's very, very odd, you know?