I love disliking things with you

I love disliking things with you

I love disliking things with you. It may seem like a strange sentiment to express, but there is something uniquely bonding about sharing negative opinions and criticisms with someone else. In a world where positivity is often emphasized and encouraged, it can be refreshing to have a safe space to express our dislikes and frustrations without judgment.

Being a "hater" is often seen as a negative trait, but in reality, it can be a way for people to connect over shared dislikes and frustrations. Whether it's a mutual disdain for a popular TV show, a distaste for a certain celebrity, or a general annoyance with a current trend, finding someone who shares your negative opinions can be a source of comfort and camaraderie.

When you find someone who you can commiserate with over the things you dislike, it can create a sense of solidarity and understanding. It's a way of saying, "I see you, I hear you, and I agree with you." It can be validating to know that you're not alone in your opinions, and that there are others out there who feel the same way.

Sharing dislikes can also be a way of bonding over shared values and beliefs. It can be a way of expressing your individuality and asserting your own tastes and preferences. It can be a way of pushing back against societal norms and expectations, and asserting your own identity in a world that often tries to dictate what we should like and dislike.

Of course, it's important to strike a balance between expressing your dislikes and being overly negative or critical. It's important to remember that everyone is entitled to their own opinions, and that it's okay to disagree with others. But when you find someone who shares your dislikes, it can be a source of comfort and connection in a world that can often feel isolating and overwhelming. So here's to hating things together, and finding solace in our shared dislikes.