“In reality, she’s a deeply insecure person who craves validation from people online.”

"One huge example of this was at a beach in Oregon, when it was FREEZING. She had me follow her out to the beach as she stripped down to a bikini and a thinner G-string. I knew she was freezing, as was I, but the shots made it look like she was having a warm beach day. 

She also had to get perfect shots of all our meals before we could eat. Sometimes (rarely) we got free meals, so that was cool, but I would get so impatient waiting to be allowed to eat, especially since I wasn't the one getting paid. She would rearrange the plates before diving in, and I remember watching my plate get to the other side of the table and wanting it to stay put, LOL."

"She didn’t even make much money doing it, but she got a lot of free stuff related to the hobby that she created content for. 

There were also a lot of ‘do this for exposure' requests that irritated her, which I understood. It’s definitely not for everyone, and I always thought her time was better spent elsewhere."

"I would absolutely consider living with another influencer. Especially since they’re more ambitious and positive than everyone else I’ve lived with, which makes living together so much better than with someone who’s always complaining about work."

Note: Responses have been edited for length/clarity.