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Is it easier to hate or to love? Why? (April 30, 2021)

Taliyah Williams

19

Freshman

Computer Networking

Jackson, Mississippi

I believe it’s easier to love. Hate puts people in bad moods, causes stress and might also make them lash out against those who don’t deserve it. Love relaxes people, generally improves their mood and can even make a person more optimistic.

Jasmine Austin

23

Senior

Food Nutrition and Community Health Science

Jackson, Mississippi

It’s easier to hate because once the love is gone, it’s gone.

Hailey Shelton

22

Senior

Health Science

Macon, Mississippi

It’s easier to hate because hate will stick with you forever. Once you hate someone you can’t love them ever again. You may wish them well in life, but you will still feel the same.

Katora Leonard

19

Freshman

Biology Pre-Physical Theraphy

Columbia, Mississippi

In today’s society it’s easier to hate than love hence the reason why there is so much violence. I believe that this is due to people not being equipped to understand that having differences in opinions, lifestyles, and looks are fine because people do not understand that hatred often erupts due to the lack of being able to let go.

Danielle Martin

23

Junior

Psychology

Picayune, Mississippi

It is easier to love because love is instilled from birth until adulthood. If you had a loving family it would be easier to choose love instead of hate. I also believe that hating someone takes more of your energy than loving someone.

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