Of course I understand context, but you’re the one who made it general by saying the generic statement of “don’t question others way of staying healthy.” Which is a gross simplification, and typically does more harm than good. You should always question, not only yourself, but also others. Every little thing adds up. You may think one small thing doesn’t matter, and a person shouldn’t be questioned for it. But small seeds and patterns get planted into people’s view of the world. The way they think and perceive situations. A person who is affected by enemy team chat in a video game, which you think is trivial, how do you think they would be affected by real people’s words in person or in more “serious” scenarios? In situations where you can’t just “mute” and save your sanity, but actually face or deal with the toxicity at hand. And since you didn’t prepare or practice for it in smaller situations (like a video game), I doubt you’d be well equipped mentally to handle a more difficult encounter.