Do you let negative posts get under your skin?

[unicorn]

I've noticed that a lot of really popular and handsome internet personalities feel the need to post quotes stating they don't care about negative comments they get from haters, etc. To me, this suggests that these comments actually do get under their skin. If it were me, I'd just laugh off and ignore any negative posts. For example, I just saw this post from the Facebook story of a gorgeous man I admire named Dor Klein. Not only is he gorgeous, but he does crazy-talented ninja-type stuff at these "ninja gyms." I'm really in awe of this incredible man. He has tons of fans. Obviously, anyone this popular will get some negative comments. I would be so grateful to be in his shoes, and I'd easily brush off any haters. 

Personally, I just chuckle when I see any negative stuff. When you have plenty of good friends, who cares about the haters? I understand that this is what his message implies, but why even bother? This is what this gorgeous man looks like:

I can hardly even imagine being able to do this kind of stuff:

 

[unicorn]

And yes, he does have an OnlyFans. 😉

[floridarob]

1 hour ago, unicorn said:

I would be so grateful to be in his shoes

Considering the nature of this board, I'd say you'd like to be in more than just his shoes 😝

[vinapu]

4 hours ago, floridarob said:

Considering the nature of this board, I'd say you'd like to be in more than just his shoes 😝

Yes,  I'd like to see size of his wallet too

[PeterRS]

It's surely only human nature that everyone has different likes and dislikes, often for no apparent reason. I believe this has become vastly more publicly accentuated as a result of the internet and social media. Years before we could only criticise someone or say bad things to their face and then stand by for the reaction. Now if some Lady Gaga fans don't like Taylor Swift, in the age of the internet and social media they can say whatever they want and in almost all cases there is no comeback. Because they are anonymous! I can't imagine any bad comments from that group concerns Taylor Swift one iota.

The same is true in so many different fields. If anyone wants to become a public figure in any public forum, they have to be prepared for the negative as well as the positive. If you get pissed off at being criticised or called out, either you can hit  back, or you control your anger management and pay little attention, or you back off and hide. On the other hand, if you believe you have something to say or some tits to flash, just go ahead and do it. Just realise that someone will always be ready to pounce on you whatever it is you do. 

[KeepItReal]

What can I say...despite the negative comments about me, I am just trying to make new friends! 😉