Yeah, it sucks that there is a community of people whose sole purpose is to bring others down. They can't stand seeing others enjoying success. Netizens are actually powerless in most cases and the only sliver of power they can ever really wield is through hateful comments directed at celebrities, who (in netizens' minds) get rich off of just looking good, and not through hard work.

They look for any and all opportunities to tear them down. I would venture that most of the people who feel "hurt" over Tiffany's actions are not fans. They're mostly haters that have been salivating at the opportunity to sling negative comments in her direction. Especially obvious are those "I'm a fan but ..." comments that are pure concern trolling.

I'm glad she started coming back out and performing as soon as possible because the haters would come out and curse her regardless of how long she took to reflect. She needs to be more careful now, but if she can continue to work and not make the same mistakes going forward, how can anyone say she didn't properly reflect?

There's just no pleasing some people, so the best option is to just go on with your life and do your best, which it seems she's doing. And thankfully, the true fans are still quite substantial, if not as vocal, in comparison to all her haters.