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Dealing with online criticism, especially when it feels personal, can definitely be challenging. From my own experience, when I started posting role play videos, I didn’t expect to attract negative attention because role playing is such a common and creative outlet in many online communities. However, I soon realized that misunderstandings easily arise when viewers mix up fictional scenarios with real-life relationships, like the confusion around 'taking someone from Embreigh'. What helped me cope was reminding myself that most commenters don’t know the full context or the actual people behind the characters. Role play is a creative performance, not a reflection of real-life social dynamics. I also found it useful to set boundaries by addressing negative comments calmly, as in asking for respectful feedback or requesting that unkind remarks be avoided if they don’t add value. Importantly, focusing on supportive followers and engaging with those who offer constructive or positive comments made a big difference. Sometimes, just a few kind voices can outweigh a handful of negative ones. For creators facing similar issues, I'd recommend cultivating a community culture where empathy and understanding are prioritized. That way, online spaces become safer and more encouraging for everyone to express their creativity without fear of harassment or misunderstanding.