How Did “Hate” Become A Thing?
In the past, people who felt a visceral antagonism toward someone were said to be filled with “hatred” toward them. They might also be said to “hate” that other person. “Hatred” was a noun; “hate” was a verb. Read More
In the past, people who felt a visceral antagonism toward someone were said to be filled with “hatred” toward them. They might also be said to “hate” that other person. “Hatred” was a noun; “hate” was a verb. Read More
