This is Ghost here. Semi-well known Internet asshole and personality extraordinaire. I'm here to briefly explain why you shouldn't bother with being bothered on the Internet. First off, you're likely never going to see the other person whether it be in a picture or in real life. I'm not trying to be mean here, (well, maybe I am) but the Internet has been a sea of -blam!-faces for the last decade or so. At this point, anyone who is expecting a Mister Roger's Neighborhood with the shitheads that occupy whatever dark corner their basement stronghold is probably either twelve or hopelessly naive about how humans interact with each other. This is me being very nice; get over it. We're all assholes here of varying degrees of asshole circumference. It's most likely not going to change for a long time. Second off, unless you're extremely insecure in your own beliefs, you shouldn't be letting total strangers decide how you should think and how you should react. Of course, that doesn't stop people from letting it happen anyways, but I'm just going to throw it out there that you don't need to listen to these people. Like I said before, chances are that you don't know anyone on whatever forum/social jerkoff site/shitposting board you're posting in and as such, you probably shouldn't be taking everything that they're saying so god damn seriously. Finally, I'm also going to reiterate a point that I've made before in one of my Halo rants; it's extremely annoying when people deliberately draw attention to themselves and then act surprised when people get pissy at them. This happens in real life too, so I don't know why you'd think flashing your tits on Bnet is any less strange than at Time Square in New York City. When you act like that asshole who made his village run to him every day for fun and then got his ass kicked by a bunch of wolves and then cry about it, you probably shouldn't expect any sympathy from...well, anyone. Cry wolf enough times and eventually, people are just going to let your face get stomped in like how Ryan Gosling did in Drive.