This could be a new beginning for Wu. First let’s look at her current life. Her only income appears to be Patreon donations, which are collected under the pretence of being a “woman” under siege by misogynistic gamers who want gaming to be a sausage-fest. She can’t maintain that narrative without stirring up controversy, but that’s when she’ll attract closer scrutiny, and Milo or someone else dropping a bombshell. If she lowers her profile, then almost certainly her Patreon will decline. She’s not going to sell many copies of Revolution 60, if it’s ever released, unless she can rouse people to buy it for ideological reasons. So there’s her current situation.
But there is a possible solution, which Wu won’t take. If we look at her living arrangements, it seems quite obvious that she’s a kept wife. She’s a strong independent woman, the “Godzilla of feminists”, who don’t need no man, except for being entirely financially dependant on him.
She has no income outside of victim bux. Frank is bankrolling GSX in the same way that a rich husband might fund a boutique for his wife so she can have her own little business, which in most cases runs at a loss. Maybe Wu is receiving money from her parents? Either way, she’s a kept woman. She has no marketable talents, and has rendered herself unemployable even by Gawker standards. She’s fucked if Frank ever gets tired of bumping testicles with her, or at least would then rely entirely on her wealthy parents. Is she even in contact with them?
Financially she's set. She could withdraw from controversy and actually spend her time developing games, instead of rabble-rousing for her Patreon. She’ll never make a decent living from games, but she doesn’t have to. She has others to pay the bills while she fiddles around with her hobbies. Keep Frank happy, don’t seek out controversy, and the little wife could get on just fine. Her parents will die, and presumably leave her the spoils, so she doesn't even need to earn an income. Assuming she hasn't entirely burnt her bridges with her family, which is doubtful, she could always fall back on them should Frank ditch his lady husband.
