Junglers, it isn't the end of the world if someone accidentally takes your first buff.

I just played a game where the enemy team's Soraka somehow took first red from their jungling Pantheon. Since the Raka knew she screwed up, she offered to help him farm for a bit (and being Raka, she could do that without sending a single auto attack). And yet, what does this Pantheon decide to do?

Essentially rage quit at that very moment, run down bot multiple times, feeding 4 kills over to us, and then leaving the game all together.

He "finished" the game 0/4/1, with 0 CS.

Look, I know it is incredibly difficult to do even a single camp when your first buff gets taken away from you. Anyone who has played jungle a decent amount knows full well how difficult it is.

But that is, by no means, any legitimate reason to screw over your team because you think they're trolling you (when, in reality, your actions make you more akin to a troll). Mistakes happen. Perhaps that auto came at the very last second after you smite the camp; maybe the player who took it lagged for a second, and couldn't stop autoing the camp (this has happened to me). Who knows, but whatever did happen, it doesn't give you the reason to rage quit the game, and ruin your teammate's game.

ESPECIALLY if the person who took it is OFFERING to help you farm. If my support accidentally takes a buff off of our jungler, I will gladly play a 2v1 for a short time. Not only am I decent enough ADC to do so, I'm also smart enough to play much safer than usual. That, and I get extra experience while being alone, so, once my support comes back, and gets some levels under their belt, we will actually be at an advantage over the enemy ADC.

Just power through it, and you may even end up as a better jungler as a result.