Have you heard that phrase before? I remember hearing it several times through k-12th grade. Since I've been in college the phrase hasn't been as prevalent, but haters have. Seems like every time I turn around there is either someone hating or someone claiming they are being hated on. For a while I thought haters were a huge problem, but after an experience recently I came to a realization.
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PEOPLE WANT TO BE HATED ON MORE THAN THEY WANT TO BE LOVED..
YES!!! People in America are obsessed with the thought of hating. People in America need at least one person who hates them. Before you react just think about it.
*People ask others to judge them (usually this is done so someone will eventualy say something negative.)
*People use haters as an inspiration (I've heard a lot of people get praised for all the good accomplishments they made, but they only began to realize their talents when someone said something mean to them.)
*Everything can be going right in someone's life, but if no one says anything negative to them they feel everything is wrong..
*People love drama. It's shown on tv. Art does imitate life.
So, do you feel as I do? Do people really love hating or is it just a misconception?
Here's a clip on Katt Williams talking about Haters...
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