Will Fanfares every support streaming sats?

Honestly, it's a very difficult concept to figure out. It doesn't feel like you don't have unlimited time and the educational culture that American millennials and zennials grew up in told us a bunch of insane shit. We're actually not able to do anything we want. We are, unfortunately, limited in what is available and accessible to us by the circumstances of our birth and as such, there are things we should and can afford to do and things we should not and cannot afford to do. But, we were told and believed the opposite and so many of us spent a significant portion of our life force in lalaland, trying to take advantage of opportunities we don't have and be people we aren't because to come to terms with the fate of it all is, in some cases, too much of a shock for us. I'm still in my 20s and I'm glad I had a moment of realization sooner rather than later (but, probably still not soon enough). I've stopped doing so many things that don't make sense, but I'm still shocked sometimes because real life is just genuinely disappointing in and of itself. It would've been -- unless you were born a Henry Cavill or something -- whether you had made all the right moves or not, but the crash down to what is real and what's actually possible even in retrospect will always be the dumps compared to what you'd imagined for yourself. So, I wouldn't beat yourself up too much. Just ground, shove your bitter disillusionment aside, and make the best. Commit to your values, not to your fantasies going forward.

I've used Nostr for like 2 years, but I've always had a hard time understanding how this whole thing works. Mainly due to the word "relay" in the context, so correct me if I'm wrong, but basically: 1. You send different messages tagged with different event types to a Nostr relay. 2. The clients reading that relay may or may not read different note types, but put what they do read into a useful format (typically a platform of some sort) and display it online. My question now, is how would paid and private relays work on the user side? One requests access or pays a relay to accept their message presumably and that all happens on the back end. But, the messages on that relay thereafter can presumably be shared and copied all across Nostr. Only a given client can stand in the way, but you don't really need Primal to see notes on Primal or YakiHonne to see notes on YakiHonne. You would seem to know about this kind of thing.