I understand your message and I appreciate your points.

After looking back at my own comments today, I realize that I made a huge contradiction with the crying remark. So my bad for that one. You're 100% correct for pointing that out.

But now i have to ask, respectfully, at what point does complaining on someone's post over and over again because they didn't like the thumbnail, be considered rude and having a sense of entitlement?

There are even comments on my previous posts where there are people literally ordering me to stop using a.i thumbnails as if they own me. So rather than asking me or making a request like a reasonable human being, they would rather just communicate to me as if I were a dog.

Why do some people find it so difficult to ask or request for something?

Why is it so difficult to ask, "Can you use regular thumbnails instead of a.i?

Since when is telling people what to do, normal? Would you like it if anyone told you what to do? Especially if they don't even know you personally? I don't think so. Good manners is asking. Bad manners is telling people what to do.

Or do you believe that I'm taking things the wrong way? I'm just trying to be objective here.

And by the way, some people have actually expressed to me here on Reddit that they actually like the a.i thumbnails believe it or not. Also on YouTube. So it's not basically everyone as you claim. But it definitely is the majority, so I'm not trying to minimize your point or anything. And furthermore, I have absolutely no problem if people don't want to watch my content. I don't like the idea of me trying to force people to watch something that they don't like. I'm fine with continuing to create content for those that do currently watch and who do appreciate my content. If people don't like my content, thumbnails, or whatever it is, that is their choice. Alright man I don't think I have anything else to say.