The more famous they get, the more opportunities streamers, especially female streamers, have to build huge fanbases. Many might think this is a good thing, but sometimes things aren’t as simple as they seem from the outside. Only those involved truly understand how annoying it can get. Of course, having lots of fans is positive, but obsessive fans can sometimes cause real headaches. A perfect example is Nan Boer, a well-known name in the League of Legends community.
Once an idol and “goddess” to countless fans, no one expected Nan Boer to quit streaming so early, right around age 19 or 20. By 21, she already had her first son. At that time, many fans were heartbroken, but one fan, Shogue, never gave up. He was always among the top donors and, as Nan Boer admitted, was the fan who most hoped she would get divorced as soon as possible.
True to Shogue’s wish, Nan Boer’s marriage eventually ended. Even after going through a divorce and having a child, her charm remains undeniable, still drawing many fans. Every time she streams, she attracts a large audience, including Shogue, who now donates massive gifts nonstop, climbing to the top donor spot on her channel.
“When I got married, he was hoping I’d get divorced. Now that I have, he’s gone crazy donating gifts. I hope he understands that a streamer-fan relationship really has no future. I want my partner to love me for who I am, not just because of my looks or body.” Nan Boer explained about this difficult fan. But despite her words, Shogue keeps donating and insists he won’t give up on his love.
It’s unclear if Shogue has a real chance, but in recent streams, Nan Boer has shared her loneliness and some standards for a boyfriend: “I don’t need a handsome or rich man because I already have plenty of money. Financially, I can support myself, my child, and my family. I don’t need a boyfriend to buy me anything. What I want is true love.”
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