She feels that online hate is manageable by realizing that the negative commenters are random people whose opinions do not matter.

“Hunter is very a good encourager he's like they we don't know them you know and it does not matter what random people say you know at the end of the day”

He believes that one can become accustomed to online hate through continued exposure.

“you get numb to it and that is so true”

She chooses to ignore online negativity and focus on her family and personal community rather than reading or engaging with hate comments.

“Once I got over that hump realizing like they don't know me, I kind of just keep it out of my head. I just don't want to hear it.”

Jordan Peterson believes that the criticism directed toward him online originates from a small, noisy, and committed minority of individuals who are often professionally trained to do so.

“well I'm hated by a very small minority of very noisy and committed people yeah and so they're noisy and committed and so they can make a lot of racket and they are very good at it and oftenly perfet often professionally trained to do so”

A negative comment online often impacts a person more than many positive comments.

“it's kind of like that thing where you can read a thousand good comments but that one negative comment will stick with you forever right”