I recently worked on a challenging but incredibly rewarding project that launched yesterday. While navigating the project—including working alongside someone (who let's just say creates a less-than-ideal working situation)—I was proud of what we accomplished.

Today I logged on to Twitter to see a hate tweet currently gaining some traction about said project while trashing the City of Toronto. In a less  social media focused world, I would have done the project and moved on with my life. But we now live in a world where we are hearing people's feedback and opinions on a constant loop cycle that never ends.

Our brains are not wired for this. At least mine is not. 

But hey, baby's* first indirect hate tweet?

(*Me, I am baby)

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If someone is hating because of an interactive screen that turns into digital glitter .. then the problem is above me LOL