I React to Mean Comments, So Rude!

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The creator discusses the various types of mean and strange comments she receives on YouTube, Twitter, and her personal website. She categorizes these interactions into several groups, including bizarre remarks about cruise ship balconies, criticisms regarding her accent, and personal attacks. She addresses comments labeling her as posh or chavvy, noting that she cannot please everyone regardless of her presentation. The creator also highlights particularly hateful messages from a specific individual named Sally, who directed intense personal insults toward her. Additionally, she reflects on negative feedback regarding her personality, such as being called boring or negative, and comments that criticize the cruise industry itself. While she admits that some comments are genuinely harsh and could be worrying to others, she maintains a perspective of laughing them off. She concludes by reiterating her philosophy that one can be the juiciest peach in the world and some people will still not like peaches, suggesting that the behavior of commenters often says more about their own lives than her own.
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I was talking in the video about if you should get an inside cabin or a balcony and this guy I don't know who he is where he's from but he chimes in and he says I always get a balcony so that I can the other guests zut zut
I get quite a lot of mean comments saying that I sound posh and from the South of England so I can kind of understand that this accent might sound a bit posh to some people but I'm definitely not posh
I did have a good comment the other day that said I would wash your hair before doing a video and I never applied these comments normally but I had to say I would wash your mouth out before leaving a comment
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