I love how he is even going to the lengths of using his mother’s Instagram to push his issues about not accepting the holiday was ill-advised. It’s so transparent. Mark, if you shut up about the Cornwall trip, people will respect you more for letting it go. Nadia clearly apologised and said you both had misunderstood the rules, but then during the apology you were constantly trying to excuse what you did instead of just supporting her apology. By behaving like this you show that apology to be insincere, if people point out you have done something wrong, either address that with an apology or ignore it. This game you are playing with the so-called ‘trolls’ has the potential to backfire badly, and it’s Nadia that will suffer, it is her name that will be the focus in any newspaper backlash, not yours. Why do you not think about your actions in the context of protecting your wife’s reputation and career? Just because you can block and mute people, that is not you dishing out justice, it just makes you look like you have too much time on your hands, do you think that successful YouTubers normally behave in that way? Everyone who puts themselves out publicly in the way you do is open to both compliments and criticism, it is part of the territory and you should have a standard set of rules for yourself in how you deal with that. When you post something, you might delete it later, but it’s still out there, as proven by people here screencapping your comments. You should not be posting anything unless you intend to either stand by your words or apologise for them when challenged, deleting your own comments makes you look both clueless and controlling. You cannot deny reality by trying to rewrite it. I like a lot of your content, but the way you are managing your account currently lacks honesty, which makes people then question whether you are authentic in other areas, such as your caring concern when you interact with subscribers...the reason many feel that is not genuine is because of how quickly you turn on people when things are not going your way. A compassionate person does not do that, they instead look to understand the other person’s viewpoint, rather than saying things like ‘don’t have a seizure’ when someone takes issue with an action you have taken. Taking issue with some actions, does not mean those people are ‘trolls’ or don’t like your content overall, but is merely feedback from your audience, and you actively encourage subs to comment and give their opinions, so you should make that a ‘safe space’ when people take you up on that suggestion.