what fuels your hatred of others?

Question

and how does it feel on the inside, do you get pleasure from it or does the burden of a heavy heart weigh you down?

Answer 1

John-Paul Sartre said that Hell is other people.

Answer 2

Hatred is all consuming and destroys people, both themselves and those they project it upon.

We're human and, sometimes tragically, an act by another person will cause us grief. Love can generate hatred, especially when it's taken from us.

Just take a look at families who have lost loved ones to some vile criminals. Hard not to feel hatred for those who could commit such atrocious acts. This can also destroy families.

I'd imagine some would gain pleasure from some kind of retribution on such people, but what after it has been carried out, what then? Hatred is never enough, but sometimes people cannot be forgiven.

Answer 3

Just disliking is enough usually and since there is plenty to dislike out there you just have to look in another direction sometimes to be content. It is better for you.

Hate is driven usually by rage. Even though it is unhealthy and destructive it is a part of reality and most people will tell you it is too strong of a word to use to describe how they feel.

But unfortunately hate is sometimes necessary and sometimes cleansing. If one says that in this world they don't feel hate then they are not like the rest of us mortals because how could you not hate murders etc...you may forgive for your religious beliefs but if you do not hate at all hmmm..... quite odd.

Don't get how it would give you pleasure to hate because hate is such a negative emotion. It weighs you down like all negativity does but it should because in that way you will release it.

If there were such a thing as a good healthy hate it would translate to being people agreeing to disagree instead of what is out there.

Answer 4

Hatred is the ugly sister of love. If human emotions feed human heart then hatred is one hell of food for it: seething, burning and sizzling hatred fills us up to our eyeballs, and above, like nothing else. The strength we feel in other emotions is often marred by thoughts of sensibility and reason, but hatred knows no reason outside itself, as we always find reasons first to hate. Hatred can stays in heart in latent forms for ages where it can grow slowly and once fully grown could have no adversary to stop it devastation and burning, not even love. Hatred is also more powerful than anger, as when anger subsides people start to see reason, but there are no such lapses in the courses of hatred.

The only cure for hatred is found in love, in deep contemplative thoughtfulness of spiritual and philosophical nature or in the catharsis of blocked emotional energy that might come in forms to excel person’s ego, like a new love entering into a life could save a person from the grips of a deep-seated hatred.

What feed hatred? Hatred is self-catering resident in the house where it feeds on all the rest of the emotions that naturally exist. There is always reason, as I said before, for doing so. There is always reason feel angry because of hatred or to feel annoyed. Since hatred cannot be shared with the one person hates it can therefore be curtailed if the matters are talked about openly honestly and in good faith.

Answer 5

Hatred is a common thread among every human who lives and breathes look and observe his environment , process the observations and able to formulate a conclusion.

Therefore, his initial IQ must be higher than that of an idiot.

Having said that, the man has free will to choose what he loves and hates.

Not many will admit to hatred, but it is an emotion that everyone experiences.

We hide under euphemisms such as I abhor, I detest, I cant stand, I will never understand..., Would you believe , It was incredulous ! was flabbergasted! stunned ! It is unreal !

Enough of that. Now what do I hate? Hateful people.

Answer 6

I feel weighed down as the hate inside me is a smouldering rage and it is all because of the hatred in the world already. I just feel that i am adding to it, but i despise people who just do not give a sh!t. I hate racism, i hate violence and i hate the people who practise it and breed it into their kids.

Answer 7

Who said that I had any hatred of others?
And why have you assumed people who hate have a heavy heart?

I assumed hatred was usually by people who felt bitter about something or other...

Answer 8

I absolutely detest cruelty to animals. Make the punishment fit the crime, irrespective of the politically correct. Also don't like criminals, they cause so much emotional pain and distress. I think the answer is to humiliate them. Bring back the pillory and stocks.

Answer 9

I wouldn't put many people into a category of people that I hate. I more likely will dislike them or even strongly dislike. But I wouldn't really go quite as far as hate. I hate things that people do sometimes. I hate certain behaviours, or characteristics. Hate is a very negitive, angry word.

Answer 10

ignorance, indifference to the different(those who fall into stereotypes and don't stand out at all), racist, bigits, hypocrits, liars, over the top preppiness and too much pink and collars.... stupidity in it's most horrible forms, cruelty to innocent animals that don't deserve it or to ppl who aren't doing anything to deserve it, unneccary bullies.... lots othe things really, and don't ever mess with my friends, i'll kick ur ace, oh, and haters or good bands for NO reason at all. Give a reason and ill respect it but don't and i'll argue with you for hours on end. lol. i'm easy to pisk off and all but i'm really nice, honest! i just hate a lot of things.... ^_^
oh, and ppl who are brain washed, brain washers and ppl who try to force you to beleive stuff and push what they beleive in on you.....

Answer 11

I only hate bullies and racists. I gladly suffer the feelings I have when I come across them.

It is not a pleasure to despise them and their vermin families...but it is worthy.