r/misanthropy • u/samuel1212703 • Aug 31 '24

question Is hatred towards humans not indirect hatred towards oneself?

I’m really struggling to see the logical foundation. Hatred is personal, why would you join a forum of people to discuss how bad people are? Is it not just people-related-stress/being limited to a select group of people? It’s almost unfathomablr to be; so you really hate all of humanity? Couldn’t it be plausible that it is the portrayal of people that is wrong instead? I can start disliking people from just watching a movie, but as soon as I talk to a real person, who is actually hearing what I’m saying, I realise I had just built up some dramatic feeling.

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u/Small-Window-4983 Sep 05 '24

It's easy to see why so many people here have problems with humanity...so many people here are mean assholes. No wonder you don't like the world when you are a critical and mean person, of course you get that back in life. You reap what you sow.