
First off, we are going to recapitulate what Ancient Greeks understood as Love.
1. Eros.
Love born from sexual desire.
2. Agape.
The desire that the loved one will be okay. A kind of a “humanistic love.”
3. Philia
As in a strong relationship, such as true friendship. Charmful and affectionate.
4. Storge
As in intrafamiliar relationship.
So, what is hatred?
I. Envy.
Hatred, as insane as may seem, very could be born out of love. A frustrated, kind of love.
Or straight up perverted, but love at nature.
I define hatred as: Strong feeling of aversion towards something you dislike and which bad you desire.
If you envy someone, you will certainly do anything to hurt them. Speaking about unhealthy envy.
You can see someone doing better than you in any aspect and understand it as a call to improve yourself, and that, far from being wrong, is how it should work.
But, if you have this perverted sense of love that I am talking about on someone, you can… And eventually, will, hurt them.
Sexually. Some people just don’t get “not there, means not there” and will use sexual violence.
Envy. A perversion of love in interpersonal relationships by which, far from promoting the good of the other part, you try your hardest to destroy it…
…Oftentimes groupally.
Family therapy needed. When everybody loves everybody so bad but somehow some, most or all of the family members act terrible.





