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The Child Between Us
Hatred.
"Let's get a divorce."
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In The Heart Of Cedric’s Affection
"I later learned that you had already experienced it. With the only outlet for my hatred gone, I felt disappointed and panicked. I really don't know how to describe my feelings.
"But this time, as I watched you underwater, I realized that compared to the fear and despair from five years ago, the moment you let go of me, I felt even more fearful and desperate. Because I was afraid that the person I hated would be gone forever."
Sophie turned back with a faint smile, now streaked with new tear marks. "So, it turns out that hatred can also lead to a form of anticipation. Because having the person I hate still alive is much more satisfying than completely losing them before my eyes."
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Mr. Waltson, Refrain Yourself!
Amy Waltson was upset: "He only has that
Luna in his heart"
"Why am I for no reason, I..." She pouted, remembering that the fourth brother had told her yesterday.
Seeing that she didn’t go on, Benjemin Waltson ’s hand was placed on Amy Waltson ’s
shoulder, and he said solemnly: “Hatred is caused by the previous generation
and has nothing to do with this generation. You can’t deny one because of the
grudges of the previous generation. People. there is something you
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I hate that I love you
"Feeling used but I'm still missing you
And I can't see the end of this
Just wanna feel your kiss against my lips
And now all this time is passing by
But I still can't seem to tell you why
It hurts me every time I see you
Realize how much I need you
I hate you, I love you
I hate that I love you
I don't want to but I can't put
Nobody else above you
I hate you, I love you
I hate that I want you
You want her, you need her
And I'll never be her......."
(Note:"I Hate U, I Love U" is a song by American singer and rapper Gnash featuring American singer Olivia O'Brien. It was released on February 17, 2016)
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Taming Mister CEO
‘It was inborn for us to have love implanted on our hearts, but for hate to overcome love, that we must cultivate’
She hasn’t forgotten her reason for being here, however, she cannot also generalize all the people because of her hatred.
It was her initial plan to annihilate all the human species, it was what made her blood pump. Anger. Hatred.
When she met the Qiong, her wrath screamed more, no matter how much kindness they think they are showing her.
It was brutal to one’s health to face the morning and struggle not to harm anyone.
She knows it is impossible to erase nor to kill a man or woman using her own hands, after all, the human species is on the same level of importance as theirs, bo
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Hating You is Exhausting
We avoid each other like cowards.
We avoid each other like cowards.
Not strangers.
Not enemies.
Cowards.
Because strangers don’t memorize each other’s footsteps.
Enemies don’t hold their breath when the other walks past.
But we do.
Every time.
I hear his door open.
I wait five seconds before stepping out of mine.
I hear his voice down the hall.
I walk the other way.
It’s stupid.
Childish.
Pathetic.
And it hurts more than any fight we’ve ever had.
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The moon goddess chose wrong: twice
My family was considerably more complicated than I understood.
“He hates you because he knows exactly who you are,” I said. “That’s the thing that’s been sitting with me since you told me. It wasn’t abstract hatred. It wasn’t just territory or power or Jessica. He looked at you your whole life and saw everything he should have had. Everything your father gave you and denied him a perfect family, andlove.” I held Enzo’s gaze. “That kind of hatred is personal in a way that nothing else really is.”
“I know,” Enzo said. “And the worst part is I understand it. I don’t forgive it. I will never forgive what he did to Nina, to Lily, to every wolf and human he broke and sold and destroyed. But I unde
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Hated and His to Claim
he said smoothly, "even when it’s locked from the inside."
He clicked his tongue. "I thought you were smart enough to know that, Ivy."
My fists clenched.
I hated how he said my name like it was a joke. I hated how my desperation amused him. I hated everything about him.
With mocking ease, he added, "Calling someone who answers to me… to betray me? That was bold. Stupid, but bold."
"I hate you," I muttered, my voice trembling.
He adjusted his cufflink, gaze cool. "Save your hate and your energy for tomorrow."
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Hatred Born, Parted Forever
But Felix yelled at me the moment he saw the bruises on my skin, which were caused by a coagulation disorder.
“You witch! Are you really that desperate for men?!
“You cheated on me thinking that I was going blind! Now, after losing sight in one of your eyes, you come running back to me?! You’re staying by my side forever to pay for what you did!”
I could not tell them that I was their donor. It was simply because I did not want my husband and daughter to feel guilt for their entire lives.
However, I did not expect that keeping this a secret would make them hate me and hurt me so wantonly.
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The god who hates me
“Go on, call me all you want. I'm happy I finally get to meet you. I always wondered why I was born. Did you choose this fate for me and watch me suffer all these years? It must have been fun seeing how pathetic I was.”
“Your decisions shape your fate, I have no hand in that.”
“It was my decision to be an orphan too?.”
“I owe you no explanation.”
Ariel tried to suppress her choked sobs. Even a god could not take the blame for her messy life.
“Stop being silly kid, these guys will hunt you down and have you killed the moment they get the slightest idea you're alive. You carry their secrets, it's only convenient they bury them with you. Your emotions will only get you killed. This is a power s
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Frequently Asked Questions
I get a little obsessive about quotes when I'm digging through history books or watching documentaries on late-night binge sessions, and hatred—how leaders spoke about it—keeps popping up in the most revealing ways. For starters, Mahatma Gandhi put it plainly and beautifully: 'Hatred does not cease by hatred, but only by love; this is the eternal rule.' He wrote and said variations of that line throughout his life as a counter to violent resistance, and it always hits me as both moral and practical advice.
Then there are the civil-rights giants who framed hate as something to be actively undone. Martin Luther King Jr. famously said, 'Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that,' and later, 'I have decided to stick with love. Hate is too great a burden to bear.' Those lines come up in 'I Have a Dream' speeches and sermons, and they feel like a compass when discussions turn heated online.
Not every leader preached love. Nelson Mandela observed in 'Long Walk to Freedom' that 'No one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin, or his background, or his religion.' That one always nudges me toward thinking about social conditioning. On the darker side, chillingly utilitarian remarks like 'The death of one man is a tragedy. The death of millions is a statistic,' often attributed to Joseph Stalin, show how dehumanization becomes official policy. And then Golda Meir's blunt realpolitik: 'We will have peace with the Arabs when they love their children more than they hate us.' It’s a mix of moral teaching, strategic realism, and, sometimes, terrifying indifference—history never runs a single tone, which keeps me reading.
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