Gaming/Esports

I just found out e-sports managers are basically step-moms for the players.

They say mother knows best, and some would say no one knows better than 35-year-old Susie "lilsusie" Kim. For nearly a decade "The Esports Mom," a self-given title, has been guiding young pro gamers and newer colleagues through the chaotic and convoluted workings of the esports industry. Her background is well suited for it: a passion for gaming, bilingual, a degree in developmental psychology (and English), and a crack at a school counseling degree so she could "counsel them when they're young before they f— up their lives."

Despite all the time she's spent in front of the camera, Kim said that it's something that she won't continue doing for the rest of her career. "I want to transition myself away from the stage to a more backstage role," she said. "Ideally, I'd like to work in operations and team management or something similar."

In the end, it stems from being an Esports Mom. "So, I enjoy doing that - I enjoy being player manager. For the last few IEMs, I know I go as translator, but I also go as the Korean team manager," Kim said. "Just to make sure that they get their food vouchers, [and] I tell them what time they have to be somewhere. So, I take care of them in that way."

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Did they use sex to manipulate them?

I want her to be my momifu.

Zero has a trap teen if i am not wrong.

usually the guys are so cashed up and smitten they just give the girl their credit card.

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