How Deep Is Your Hate? Urban Therapy with Sun #192

People throw the word hate around like it's just a household word. What doesn't seem to be understood is how much hate and love have in common. One of the main things that hate and love have in common is that both of them require a person to get to know the thing that they love or hate. You don't usually hate something that you are unfamiliar with. You usually just don't like things that you don't know too well. When you are forced to be around the thing that you don't like for too long, that's when the hate can begin to kick in. 

Hate is deep. Really deep. A lot deeper than people give it credit for. Hate is the thing that makes people feel like the world is not big enough for the two of them to live in. Hate is the thing that makes people dislike and separate themselves from other people that associate with the things that they hate. It makes people speak out even though they try so hard to keep quiet. It makes people keep looking at what they hate even though they really wish that they could turn away. Because they they can't turn away or stp talking about what they hate, the hate gets deeper and deeper.

Nothing but detruction can happen in this case and normally it does eventually.