I admitted that consooming her social media content is a highly fallible means of knowing her true personality, but it's (most likely) not completely useless. A trivial example is the fact that she probably actually likes fitness stuff and is building on that natural liking for her career. I may be wrong about that, but I'm pretty confident. That's basically what I mean about assuming everything we see isn't 100% fictional persona. With regards to what she has herself has indicated with regards to sexualising (I and others have commented on it earlier in the thread), she seems a bit wary of it. While her content can fairly be described as spicy, there's always the element of plausible deniability (for want of a better term) with her career of being able to say "haha look at my cosplay" or "look at my glutes and quads: here are some exercises to target them". There's no way that she's totally oblivious to the fact that people find her hot (she happily plays along with the muscle mommy thing and responds to comments calling her beautiful on TikTok appreciatively saying that they're too kind), but for many people, there's a big gap between doing relatively "innocent" things that other people can sexualise (which you can try to write off with talk of something like victim blaming) and explicitly sexualising yourself. I think that Patty's such a person, and I think that more her insipid, insecure zoomer fans (large numbers of whom, as said elsewhere in the thread, have a hard time tolerating people viewing her sexually at all) with their love of her non-threatening, clownish, memefied presentation of fitness advice as something fun would react pretty negatively to her undermining that by saying "yeah, I'm happy to make extra money by giving people who think I'm hot something extra to jerk off to".