Let’s Retire The Word Hater, Chances Are You’re Using It Wrong…

Let’s start with the obvious, the word Hater is over used and most people aren’t even using it for the right reasons. If I simply disagree with something you have said or are doing, that is not the equivalent of me being a hater. It simply means that I disagree. I’m a strong believe that the true meaning of a hater would be described as a person who wants or envies something that you have and does not want to see you have better or do better. A true hater gets sick to their stomach at the sight of you “winning” and may go to any extreme to stop that from happening. That is the true definition of a hater.

A HATER is not a person who sees you f*cking up and comments on it. That person just talks too much. A HATER is not a person who chooses not to speak to you in public, that person just doesn’t like you. Too often we use the word hater to describe someone else, when we should be looking back at ourselves and wonder why someone  would address anything we’re doing or saying anyway. Some people should realize that they are not important enough to be “hated on by many”. Quite a few people fabricate this life full of haters so that they can appear to be envied. Unfortunately, not everyone has haters. Most people don’t, actually. Can we retire the word hater until it is used in the proper context by the correct people? Stop imagining haters and just live your life!