Love has multiple definitions. Love is a positive, constructive emotion. Love is one of the two most powerful emotions any species could feel. When someone begins to fall in love you can see a whole different side to them; love can take just about anyone on a thrilling journey of euphoric feeling. Hate has multiple definitions. Hate is a negative, destructive emotion. Hate is one of the two most powerful emotions any specials could feel. When someone’s heart begins to fill with hate, you can see a whole different side to them; hate can take just about anyone on a thrilling journey of extreme sadness. Love has great effect on the way one acts and reacts in certain situations. Perhaps when the one you love is there, their presence encourages
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Perhaps when the one you hate is there, their presence encourages you to do things you’ve never done before. The possibility of it leading one to feeling extreme anger for things they have never before felt anger for. Hate can remind you of the fiery pits of hell, just listening to Satan and what he dictates of you. Even though Hamlet had a huge heart for his father, he had a newfound resentment towards his father’s murderer, his mother’s new husband, his uncle, Claudius. Claudius beings to realize his behavior only to alert Rosencrantz and Guildenstern that, “I like him not, nor stands it safe with us. To let his madness range. Therefore prepare you,” (Hamlet …show more content…
Whether it’s a hateful anonymous note or ignoring someone to feel a surge of power of them; like love everyone has a way to express this powerful feeling. When two people develop hate for each other their hearts depart into a darker place, sending an emotional overdrive to the control center of the brain. Allowing the link of hormones between the two haters to release, “hating someone is similar to the feeling of aggressiveness when the usage of cocaine comes to play,” (Meyer). This activates their putamen. The putamen may be the part of the brain that is active during your feeling of love, but it is also active during your feelings of “disgust and aggressiveness,” (Arkell). A similar hormone that is released psychologically during hate is Oxytocin. Oxytocin is supposedly what gives you the cuddly, love feeling; however oxytocin can have a darker side to it. Oxytocin has been medically proven to “contribute to feeling a surge of violence and intolerance,” (Arrouas). This hormone allows “in group favoritism” and “intolerance for outsiders,”
Perhaps when the one you hate is there, their presence encourages you to do things you’ve never done before. The possibility of it leading one to feeling extreme anger for things they have never before felt anger for. Hate can remind you of the fiery pits of hell, just listening to Satan and what he dictates of you. Even though Hamlet had a huge heart for his father, he had a newfound resentment towards his father’s murderer, his mother’s new husband, his uncle, Claudius. Claudius beings to realize his behavior only to alert Rosencrantz and Guildenstern that, “I like him not, nor stands it safe with us. To let his madness range. Therefore prepare you,” (Hamlet …show more content…
Whether it’s a hateful anonymous note or ignoring someone to feel a surge of power of them; like love everyone has a way to express this powerful feeling. When two people develop hate for each other their hearts depart into a darker place, sending an emotional overdrive to the control center of the brain. Allowing the link of hormones between the two haters to release, “hating someone is similar to the feeling of aggressiveness when the usage of cocaine comes to play,” (Meyer). This activates their putamen. The putamen may be the part of the brain that is active during your feeling of love, but it is also active during your feelings of “disgust and aggressiveness,” (Arkell). A similar hormone that is released psychologically during hate is Oxytocin. Oxytocin is supposedly what gives you the cuddly, love feeling; however oxytocin can have a darker side to it. Oxytocin has been medically proven to “contribute to feeling a surge of violence and intolerance,” (Arrouas). This hormone allows “in group favoritism” and “intolerance for outsiders,”