Have you ever said "I hate you" to your love?
By agonyaunt69
@agonyaunt69 (343)
Hong Kong
November 23, 2009 9:43pm CST
One day, my love made my angry, I said to him "I hate you!" a few times. Then he said sorry and begged me not to angry about him, then wrote me a reply: 'my dear, don't say "I hate you" to me, if it is the last sentence that you talk to me, and I had an accident and died, you would have feel regret for your whole life.' This immediately hit my heart. I wrote to him "No, you won't." Then, the other day, he made me angry again, I said "I hate you!" He then replied, 'I know the secret of "I hate you", it means "I love you!" This was so sweet. He is right! From then on, I don't say "I hate you' to him. I should not hate someone that I love. I would only say " I love you!" to him.
He is sweet and cute!
Thank you for reminding me, my love.
I love you.
I wish everyone of you have found someone that you love and be loved.
Best wishes,
agonyaunt69
(11:45am 24 Nov2009, Hong Kong time)
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15 responses
@zhuhuifen46 (3483)
• China
24 Nov 09
Like other curses, "I hate you" hurts your love, and you may regret for what you say especially when he shows sweet and cute reflection.
When we are angry, take a deep breath, or count from one to ten or more. Choose the right words to express yourself. "Have a second thought" sometimes helps to come to a better result. Always think about the right time, place and manner when you are irritated. And your smart behavior will affect the other party in a positive way.
@agonyaunt69 (343)
• Hong Kong
24 Nov 09
Hi zhuhuifen46,
Thank your comment and advice.
I believe it is just a cultural difference between east and west. Chinese girls often say "I hate you" to boy friends and boy friends don't feel it so serious. ha ha ha
Have a great week.
agonyaunt69
(4:55pm 24 Nov 2009 Hong Kong time)
@scoutsniper85 (432)
•
24 Nov 09
Why should I hate someone I loved...?If ever I would someone, I would never tell him/her that I hate that person..It hurts much if you hear that word.=(
@agonyaunt69 (343)
• Hong Kong
24 Nov 09
Hi scoutsniper85,
Thank you for your comment.
Saying 'I hate you!' to boy friend is not a big deal in Chinese society. The girl really does not mean it but just letting the boy knows she is angry. That is it. I think most of the Chinese girls has said this to their boy friends. It is our cultural differences.lol
Have a great week.
agonyaunt69
(4:50pm 24 Nov 2009 Hong Kong time)
@vivianchen (2646)
• China
24 Nov 09
Hi Agonyaunt69,
I haven't been to mylot for a while, and your message is the first one i saw, it's very ture feeling. I don't remember saying" i hate you" to my love, but i called him "lier!" once, and that was 1 years ago, we nearly broke up that time, but we finally make it through and we are going to get marry next week. Thank you for sharing this with us!
@agonyaunt69 (343)
• Hong Kong
24 Nov 09
Hi Vivian,
Congratulations! I am so glad to learn that you are getting marry next week.
Thank you for the good news! I am so happy.
You both must be getting so excited this time.
Best wishes to you and your other half!
Wishing you both happy all the time!
Have a great month!
agonyaunt69
(1:00pm 24 Nov 2009 Hong Kong time)
@lovelyn_medrano (3070)
• Philippines
24 Nov 09
Hi agonyaunt69! You man knows how to calm you down when you are angry. Yes I agree your man is romantic somehow...
To answer your topic, yes I did tell my husband several times that I hated him... whenever he does something bad to me or whenever he made me feel angry. I tell him that... Sayingthat doesn't mean that I don't love him anymore, what I mean about "I hate him" is I hate what he did... It is not him but his actions... And I know he understand that...
Wishing you happiness too agonyaunt69! Have a nice day!!!
@kathy714 (128)
• China
24 Nov 09
Hello Agonyaunt69. I really love what you have written. I remember several years ago, I met with my boyfriend. When we quarrelled with each other, I shouted to him,"I hate you". Actually I felt very sad when I said so. I guess that is because I loved him. However, we departed later for some reason. When I meet him in the same city now, I do not get angry with him for what he did any longer. And of course I will not say "I have you" to him any more. But I think this is because I do not care him now.
After reading your discussion, I get to know, we only hate the person we loved. If you love some one, don't hurt him or her by saying "I hate you".
@agonyaunt69 (343)
• Hong Kong
24 Nov 09
Hi kathy714,
You are right! We can't feel hating someone if we do not love him! It is very true. If you have no more feeling with him, you do not care what he did/will do. Life is full of contrasts and conflicts. It is sometimes hard to balance. Luckily, at the same time, we know how to laugh and smile!!! :)
How are you now? Have you find another good one?
Best wishes,
agonyaunt69
(4:35pm 24 Nov 2009 Hong Kong time)
@doniep (99)
• Philippines
24 Nov 09
"i hate you!" such a mean and very hurting words to hear and even to say! however, i have never ever said those words to anybody special to me.. yet, i have heard those words addressed to me before.. it was a very vocal and frank moment from a friend, but it is better that i have known what my fren felt towards me..you can say that i may be insensitive when i heared those words, nonetheless it was a very melting moment of my wholeself.. still,on the other hand i had accepted it. it might be true or not, but life must go on with love and affection. if one person said so.. just dont dwell on it..
@agonyaunt69 (343)
• Hong Kong
24 Nov 09
Hi doniep,
"I hate you!" is not as serious as you said when in Chinese society. Girls often say this to boyfriends. It is really no big deal. That is the different between our culture. Chinese boys get use to it. ha ha ha
Have a great week.
agonyaunt69
(4:45pm 24 Nov 2009 Hong Kong time)
@rogue13xmen13 (14402)
• United States
24 Nov 09
I have never said "I hate you" to my boyfriend, and I hope that I never have to say that word. I love him so much that I could never dream of hating him. Sure, I am sometimes annoyed by his flaws, but it doesn't mean that I hate him. We all have our flaws, right?
@corrycrystal (1775)
• Malaysia
24 Nov 09
Hi, Agonyaunt! Welcome to myLot!
I never said that words to my hubby, but when we have a quarrel or big fight and didn't talk to each other, I would not feel good about it especially when he left the house for work or I went somewhere.
What your boyfriend told you was right. Life is too short. It may sound cliché, but that's the fact of life. We should appreciate what we have now and never say or do the things that may hurt the persons we love until it's too late.
@bettydeng5 (1822)
• China
24 Nov 09
Yeah, I think your love is very sweet, if only you sat" You hate him", but he didn't angry. I remembered the hurt from my boyfriend, he hurt me deeply, and I said" I hate you" to him loudly, at that time, when I said this word, my heart broken, it wasn't "I love you" like your love said, I really hate him.I realized the hate from my bottom of heart.
@itzmee1009 (362)
• Australia
24 Nov 09
hi friend,i remember the incident,whenever my hubby got angry on me ,he used to keep telling that"i hate you".But i never use this sentence to him,even if he say "i hate you " also ,in turn i will say "I love you".It does it mean that he really hates me,sometimes you have show your angry to someone,so you can share it or shout it with someone you love alone,because they can alone understand you better than others.Finally he will some to compromise :-).
@DarkMarixx (331)
• Philippines
24 Nov 09
We're just saying "I hate you" on our partner for some cases that we don't like to encounter. But deep inside, you really love each other. It may be bad sometimes when one of the couple is in a middle of something that make him/her depressed. Our anger would never remain in our partner in life. That's what I thought.
@wandry (72)
• Indonesia
24 Nov 09
that a romantic experience, well in my opinion if we are in mad condition, better not to say "I hate you" to your couple. But I prefer ask him why he do that to you, and always try to make you angry.
The key is just communicate each other and show your love with expression. Just be more patience, but i know that it's hard for most of woman, because it has the character that woman prioritize her feeling than her mind when facing any problem.
Because i am a man, then i will be more understanding my couple, more mature and more patience so i can avoid major problem in my life. And i also always said that i love her and implement that word with my attitude.
@felliana (114)
• Philippines
24 Nov 09
So sweet of your love to remind you that what you felt isn't really hate...and yes, no matter how you get angry with your love one, you can never felt any hatred to a person, upset maybe but then love will conquer all this.
I too sometimes thought I hate my husband for leaving me alone. He's working abroad and it's quiet so upsetting that 2 months after we just got married, he flew away and have not come back yet for almost 2yrs. now, we don't have a child yet. The past few months so many had happened, and I'm so scared and felt so alone. I longed for his comfort, really. He's voice in the phone isn't just enough. Oh, how I wish to say "I hate you" to my husband... but then my heart could not bear to say it, and so my mind.
I just love my husband very much, I have prepared this biggest part of my heart for him, and perhaps I'll just be more understanding in our situation, afterall, what he did is just for our future too.
To my husband: remember I will never hate you, coz hatred don't have a place in my heart, only love. Papart, I will always love you for the rest of my life, always, now and forever.
And to all who have found their love: just love all the way, it's a great experience of all!
@hisoka147 (606)
• Philippines
24 Nov 09
That is a very romantic experience between you and your lover. I also want to go with you that instead of saying "I hate you" it better to say "I love you" because they say that the more you hate the more you love that person. Anyway, basing as well on my experience, this is absolutely right.