Woman who has streamed every second of her life for the past three years, reveals the heartbreaking truth

A Twitch Live streamer who has broadcast every second of her life for more than three years revealed that the job prevented her from reaching her real dream – to get married and buy a house.

EmilyCC, 28, has the record for the longest continuous current on the Amazon streaming platform.

In November she marked live streaming on Twitch for three consecutive years and was even accompanied by The biggest star of the appKai Cenat, to celebrate the opportunity.

While she has made a career by constantly taking her life, Emily said The Washington Post That live streaming her actually prevented from achieving her dreams.

She told The Outlet that her goal is to buy a house and get married at the age of 30, but at the age of 28 and a full-time streamer she is too busy so far.

Because of the requirements of being constant online, Emily has not been able to take time for herself and to build intimate relationships with others while streaming her life over the past three years.

“She didn’t take any sick days for three years, did not go any holidays, every wedding invitation was rejected, had no sex,” said the outlet.

Emily came to Twitch in 2016 at just 19 years old when she worked night shifts as a cashier on Long Island.

EmilyCC (photo), 28, has broadcast for more than three years on Twitch for more than three years

Although she has made a career by constantly taking her life, Emily said that live streaming her actually prevented her dreams from reaching

Her boyfriend told her at the time that she had to try Twitch and said, “Your life is bad, you work at CVS, you don’t have friends … This can be useful.”

By 2021 she moved to Austin, Texas and was fully dedicated to Twitch – even the day she streamed apart with her boyfriend.

While she kept making money through Twitch, she started looking for new ways to challenge herself.

‘[Viewers] Always expect more, “she said. “I’m something like: what else do you want?”

So in November 2021 she decided to have her first ‘Subathon’, a streaming challenge designed to win subscribers by organizing a marathon broadcast.

She has not stopped since then and revealed to the Washington Post that she did not go on a date in seven years and is worried that taking a break would be ‘suicide code’.

“It forces myself to do things that I don’t want to do because I want this power to work,” she said. “I want it to work so badly that I just don’t care anymore.”

Emily has not confirmed how much money she earns from Twitch, but she earns $ 5.99 a month from each of her thousands of subscribers, plus donations and tips.

She told the outlet that her goal is to buy a house and get married at the age of 30, but at the age of 28 and a full-time streamer she is too busy so far

Her basic income is estimated at around $ 5,000 a month, according to analysis company Streams -cards.

Emily admitted that streaming made her lonely full -time and even her relationship with her parents had tense because they cannot understand why she broadcasts every second of her life.

She also said that she does not like sadness and her true feelings about the current, because it makes viewers uncomfortable.

“If I was always live, I didn’t have to think about things,” she said. “I just want to be great possible.”