Kaitlyn Michelle Siragusa aka Amouranth is a popular Twitch streamer. To be precise, she stands as the only female Twitch streamer in the Top 100. Backed by over six million Twitch followers, the ASMR queen prevails as one of the renowned streamers. However, there was a time when she almost questioned about quitting streaming.

The year 2022 has been a magnificent year for Amouranth. In March, she received the Best ASMR Streamer Award at The Streamer Award 2022. However, a time did come for the ASMR star when she went through a rough patch.

In October, the fans were stunned from head to toe by learning the fact that Amouranth had been married. However, cold shivers went through when she unveiled that the relationship was an unhealthy one. She released instances of the disturbing nature of their marriage.

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Following this, Amouranth took a break from social media but came with a strong comeback. As she returned, she crossed the milestone of six million followers on Twitch. Since then, she is been having great streams and even surpassed streaming hot tub streams with Overwatch 2 streaming hours. But what made her question quitting?

ASMR Queen Amouranth had once thought of quitting streaming

Hate and negative criticism, to sum it up, was the main concern of Amouranth around streaming. Though the community demotivates the infamous activity of throwing hate toward influencers, it does affect the professionals. However, Amouranth did find a way around it as well.

As reported by the organization SVG, Amouranth said, “I have thought about it — like, is it worth it?” Moreover, she said, “I really do think it is because every job has its stresses. Every job has stuff that isn’t peachy-keen perfect. Like if you’re in retail, you have to deal with annoying Karens all day.”

As for Amouranth, money became a factor to overlook negative criticism. As for her driving spirit, Amouranth admitted, “Do I feel like I deserve [the harassment]? No, I don’t think anyone does.” Also, she said, “But I do feel it’s worth it to just keep grinding while I’m young and have the energy … it’s just frontloading the work, rather than spreading it throughout my life. And I think that’s worth the harassment.”

With that, this was an instance of how Amouranth combated a questioning call about her future as a streamer. And the future might be the right proof of what the streamer deems to perform.

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