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5 Reasons Why You Are Hated for Being You
By Fortune Cookie |
July 2, 2024 |
5 min. read
Hate is a very strong, overvalued word we use daily, and we all have had our fair share of hearing it. So, what is hate? What did I do to deserve to be hated? How did hate have so much control over me? What can I do to STOP hate? These might be the questions going through your mind while searching for this article.
Let’s dive deep and see the top 5 reasons hate festers in the minds of our haters.
5 Reason Why You are Hated for Being You
1. Underestimated Your Level Up
You were never a threat, but now you are. How could you work on yourself in silence and become the person they wanted to be? Shame on you! Keep going!
2. Star Qualities
When you exude an alluring aura and wear it proudly, you attract hate. Imagine a fluorescent light shining on you at 3 a.m. on a Saturday morning! That’s what it’s like to be blessed in your presence. Natural star qualities outshine the biggest diamond in the room at any time of the day.
3. Bill Gates Quality Visions and Theories
When haters can’t relate to you because of their limited beliefs or background, they tend to misunderstand or misjudge you, leading to hate. You might be labeled “CRAZY AF” along with your eccentric nature, but your visions are crystal clear, and that’s all that matters.
4. You Are Blessed with Good Karma
You are highly protected and blessed, and it shows. Always winning the lottery or getting the next promotion with little to no effort, things falling into your lap at the perfect timing, and maybe if your lucky miracles happen right in front of everyone’s eyes. Good Karma gets you hated.
5. They Disapprove of Themselves = Hate
It’s unfortunate how much social media affects our lives today. We silently compare ourselves to false ideals from viral posts, which is a root cause of hate. No one should hate themselves because they are incomparable to the speed of AI and Photoshop.
Final Thoughts
You reflect what they are not, and the instant blow to their ego is unbearable. Please have grace for those who hate, for they are struggling with personal issues and shortcomings. We all need a chance to work on ourselves, with less envy and more support from one another. There is room for improvement for everyone.
To all the haters reading this: You have the power within you to work on yourself and shouldn’t hate those who did. You are in control of your life, and you cannot be mad at those who choose to control theirs. Fight hard for what you want. No one likes to feel below anyone—it’s just not in our nature to be happy for others these days. I blame social media. Let’s change that.
So, the next time you face hate, don’t beat yourself up. Hold your head high and know they will always try to take you down because you are on top—literally. Stay up there.
Stop the hate. Stop the bullying. Stop the violence.
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