I Hate Nobody and Nothing
When reading books about psychology or self-improvement, we often encounter topics about hatred. It could be something that triggers our trauma, anything else that simply can annoy us, or even somebody around us. Some of us can easily write a long list of who or what they hate; others (including me) find it rather difficult to write even one thing. In the middle of reading a book by Briana Weist, "101 Essays that will Change The Way You Think," in the essay no. 37 called How To Detox Your Thoughts, readers are asked to write what they hate about others, and I was surprised that I couldn't even write one. 2 days ago, I installed a new boxing sack, and I casually shared a status of who I should stick on it to make me punch it eagerly. I couldn't think of anybody, some of my friends replied. Someone mentioned her neighbor and explained why; some of them mentioned politician names that I could agree that many people may hate, as well. The fact that I couldn't think o...
