Britt demonstrates the concept of Love and Hate and illustrates that hate is justified and love is unseen while hate can sabotage one's way of thinking logically which corrupts one's happiness. Britt shows that love has a “hard time loving” and when you feel a devotion for one, it makes one act in a dysfunctional, miserable way as she refers “Love does not make the world go round. It makes the world uncomfortable. If you have ever loved someone, you will note that forces join to combat or crush it. All hateful sabotage.” She is clarifying that love sabotages one, and one is afraid to love which compromises their happiness, and that goes for hate, when we hate something or someone our mind devotes to vexation and rage therefore it compromises
