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Posted by: BlackRain
« on: June 23, 2012, 08:16:56 pm »So, I'm strolling around on Reddit, find this thread about the harshest advice ever received. I decide this will be hilarious, so I end up reading through it all. This one guys advice was **** hilarious, true, and awesome.
I replied to it all, something about hate... I'll link it in a second... And this was his response to my comment.
'Hatred.
I'll be the first to say that I have hate in my veins.
I've had it for quite a long time.
Hatred to me is that feeling, that sensation that utterly defines your feeling toward something. There is no shades of feeling, as there is with love. Hate, the utter antipathy of something, the unmerciful loathing of a particular thing in space and time.
You feel it? The burning in your heart? How it pains you? You can fight it, it will still be there, at a smoulder instead of a flame. If you embrace it, and you will, it will slowly spread, outward from a central location. You will feel as if your blood is boiling, your skin is hot to the touch. Your saliva is caustic.
Your eyes are hot, almost blinding you, but suddenly they are cold. Your body emanates with heat, and you feel your muscles cording up.
Stretch, it is a wonderful feeling, the EMOTION you feel.
Shudder, as it slowly seeps away... steam leaving you in the cold night air.
Feel empty as it goes away, a pale nothingness in comparison to what you felt earlier. Hope that you may feel it again, but be in terror of becoming numb to it.
I FEEL.
Do you?'
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I replied to it all, something about hate... I'll link it in a second... And this was his response to my comment.
'Hatred.
I'll be the first to say that I have hate in my veins.
I've had it for quite a long time.
Hatred to me is that feeling, that sensation that utterly defines your feeling toward something. There is no shades of feeling, as there is with love. Hate, the utter antipathy of something, the unmerciful loathing of a particular thing in space and time.
You feel it? The burning in your heart? How it pains you? You can fight it, it will still be there, at a smoulder instead of a flame. If you embrace it, and you will, it will slowly spread, outward from a central location. You will feel as if your blood is boiling, your skin is hot to the touch. Your saliva is caustic.
Your eyes are hot, almost blinding you, but suddenly they are cold. Your body emanates with heat, and you feel your muscles cording up.
Stretch, it is a wonderful feeling, the EMOTION you feel.
Shudder, as it slowly seeps away... steam leaving you in the cold night air.
Feel empty as it goes away, a pale nothingness in comparison to what you felt earlier. Hope that you may feel it again, but be in terror of becoming numb to it.
I FEEL.
Do you?'
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