Whatever you post on social media, there is a chance you will encounter trolls. Hopefully, you ignore them and don’t become one. A troll is someone who belittles your opinions, insults you, and treats you with disrespect. Some trolls these days come from Russia. Most are your friends. It’s sad to think a friend would publicly insult you. But that’s the thing. Most aren’t real friends. They are trolls. You encounter them more often when you run a business. But nothing is more shocking than when it comes from a “fan”. A few weeks back, I was subjected to my own troll “fan”. Their comments were so insulting, I was pretty certain they were coming from Russia, or possibly someone following a hashtag on Instagram. But no… The conversation ended with “I like your music.” I’ll be honest before that last comment, I was being pretty nasty. I couldn’t imagine someone who says they like my music to actually treat me with such disdain. It got me thinking how I want to conduct myself online in this savage troll-centric world? With kindness and understanding. Well...as long as they are respectful. If not, block ‘em and delete the comment. I don’t want to lower myself to the level of trolls. Unless they are Arr and Tarr. There’s some fine, upstanding trolls. #trolls #russiantrolls #arrandtarr #kindness #understanding #respect #socialmedia https://www.instagram.com/p/Bq43vNglqc9/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=11jmp038gt3r1