Hate
It's a word we use daily whether we use it to describe the things we dislike doing the people who get on our nerves or the things we truly despise. Hate is a word we use daily and depending on the person and the situation almost hourly. Its gotten to the point where hate is not hate any more it's just major dislike for things that cause use strife in life. For example i will consistently say ewww i hate math when anything even slightly math related comes up in the conversation. Hate is the absence of love like you went so far one way you snapped to the other side of the spectrum and a bad experience that causes you to look back and grimace. If you ever had a bad experience with something as a kid you may end up hating it when you become an adult. Kids who were forced to read/write as punishment have the tendency to grow up hating the activity. Continuous punishment will eventually lead to the hatred of either the activity or the person punishing you. To get to the point you hate the person is after they’ve crossed the line and did so with the intention to do so.You can only learn to hate after you’ve learned to love they are the yin and yang to each other it's hard to do one without doing the other. …show more content…
Its comes after many situations that are bad experiences. Like constantly volunteering to solve a math problem in front of your entire class and getting it wrong will not only get you to hate math but volunteering for anything. Hate isn’t formed in one day it's built upon with months or even years of bad experiences and failed attempts. Not all roads that have multiple failures lead to hate some lead to success and others lead to nowhere but the act of hating something is a point we all come either after we have loved it for so long or right before we figure out how great it
It's a word we use daily whether we use it to describe the things we dislike doing the people who get on our nerves or the things we truly despise. Hate is a word we use daily and depending on the person and the situation almost hourly. Its gotten to the point where hate is not hate any more it's just major dislike for things that cause use strife in life. For example i will consistently say ewww i hate math when anything even slightly math related comes up in the conversation. Hate is the absence of love like you went so far one way you snapped to the other side of the spectrum and a bad experience that causes you to look back and grimace. If you ever had a bad experience with something as a kid you may end up hating it when you become an adult. Kids who were forced to read/write as punishment have the tendency to grow up hating the activity. Continuous punishment will eventually lead to the hatred of either the activity or the person punishing you. To get to the point you hate the person is after they’ve crossed the line and did so with the intention to do so.You can only learn to hate after you’ve learned to love they are the yin and yang to each other it's hard to do one without doing the other. …show more content…
Its comes after many situations that are bad experiences. Like constantly volunteering to solve a math problem in front of your entire class and getting it wrong will not only get you to hate math but volunteering for anything. Hate isn’t formed in one day it's built upon with months or even years of bad experiences and failed attempts. Not all roads that have multiple failures lead to hate some lead to success and others lead to nowhere but the act of hating something is a point we all come either after we have loved it for so long or right before we figure out how great it