Hatred and the avoidance of pain

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ā€œHad he been good at maths or perhaps found his math teacher interesting, his mind wouldā€™ve found it unnecessary to generate hatredā€œ

Makes me think a lot of our hatred growing up is developed from circumstance

Imo adults need to get past their hatred

Itā€™s part of wisdom, acceptance that is.

But we arenā€™t raised to be wise, weā€™re raised to compete. To make it in the world.

Thereā€™s a bumper sticker I like that says, ā€œHatred is not a family value.ā€
I think the main cause of hatred might be being hated in our childhood.
Someone today (here) said it is easier to hate than to love. (It was @Jonnybegood )

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Having to deal with idiots definitely causes hatred.

I usually say I hate people if I canā€™t trust them. In my mind Iā€™m like ā€˜ I hate this personā€™, but in real life I really donā€™t give a f**. Iā€™m far too laidback and chill to be hating, it takes a lot of work.

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This quote comes to mind:

ā€œIā€™m not like other people. I canā€™t stand pain . It hurts me.ā€ ~ Daffy Duck

:rofl:

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