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it gives you similar emotions is it the same thing
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Perception....
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discuss further
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not the same thing but hate is not the opposite of love either.
the opposite of love is indifference or apathy. |
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ok then why can hate make you cry as hard as love and feel emotions that you can not control, i could love my brother and hate him also is this not the same thing?
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I dont hate anything.
I dont have that intense all encompassing, can't think of anything else, elevated heart rate, blood rushing to the face, temperature rising, Type of emotion at all.  
Well actually I do.... ... but it is called love. 
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ahhhhh haaaa you see it raises the sam emotion one the same level but different outcomes i think i love you already lol
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excuse the spelling mistakes on that last comment i type to fast
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love is to hate as worship is to despise
they both motivate you intensely but that is all they have in common |
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mmmm agree to disagree i say the have emotions in common but accept your believe
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well i do think that it is true that love can produce intense anger and even hatred. but i think it is not reciprocal since hatred cannot produce contentedness or love. also, i would say that if love does produce anger and/or hatred, that this love is tainted by jealousy and ego. true love is marked by the absence of jealousy and ego i think and therefore does not give rise to anger, resentment and hatred.
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I agree, true love is not obligating, and is without conditions.
Hate is about conditions, and expectations, and limiting. |
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Edited by
s1owhand
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Fri 12/14/07 04:36 AM
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love is to hate as freedom is to incarceration
now tie me up and carry me away
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I would say you cant truely hate someone/something until you have loved it.
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There"s a real Thin line between Love and Hate.
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