Can you love someone and hate someone at the same time?

Can you love someone and hate someone at the same time?

Yes, you can love someone and dislike them at the very same time, every person has positive and negative qualities, and we may love them for their positives, but the problem arises when we focus on their negatives.

How do you tell if a woman hates you?

They distance themselves from you.

Their arms are always crossed around you.

There is a lack of eye contact.

Everything seems forced.

Their feet are pointed away from you.

Likewise, their torsos are pointed away from you.

Surprisingly, too much eye contact can mean they dislike you, too.

How do you fix love?

How to Fix a Relationship in 5 Steps

1. Face and embrace your differences.
2. Practice effective communication skills.
3. Love your partner the way he or she wants to receive love.
4. Create the habit of loving.
5. Express gratitude for “the things your partner is supposed to do anyway.”

Is hate stronger than love?

Love and hate are basic human affects. If one loves someone deeply and sometimes hates that person, the feeling of love may still be dominant in the context of betrayal. However, if one does not love that person, hate will be a much stronger feeling than love.

How do you know if she’s deeply in love with you?

A person who loves you gets worried when you are in trouble. She will come forward to help you and cheer you up. If you notice her always on your side, especially when you need someone to talk to, then you can feel lucky. That’s one of the signs that she loves you deeply.

How do you know if a girl is pretending to love you?

These are 5 top signs of fake love in a relationship

• They’re emotionally distant. In a relationship, fakers have a tendency to be non-communicative.
• Always willing to throw in the towel. Conflict happens in every relationship.
• They don’t meet you halfway. Are you always the one to plan things?
• Unconcern.
• That gut feeling.

Why do people say ‘I Hate you Then I Love You’?

When the lover focuses his attention on his partner’s wisdom, he loves her dearly. When he thinks about the humiliation she brings upon him, he hates her guts. Thus people can say: “I hate you, Then I love you . . . Then I hate you, Then I love you more” (Celine Dion); or “Sometimes I love you, sometimes I hate you.

Why do we feel love and hate at the same time?

Maybe it’s because love and “hate” (and I mean “hate” more in the middle school “I hate you!” way than the actual, deep, destructive way) are both strong emotions. Maybe they live somewhere near each other in our brains and trigger some of the same neurons. Or maybe I’m just hella bad at reading my own emotions — who knows!

How do you describe a love-hate relationship?

People describe their relationship as a love-hate relationship when the circumstances are such that the focus of attention changes under different conditions; hence the change in the emotional attitudes. When the lover focuses his attention on his partner’s wisdom, he loves her dearly.

Do you feel hate for your “ enemies”?

We go out of our way to avoid the annoying coworker or hit up a different coffee shop if the barista rubs us the wrong way. So if you find that you’re drawn to your “enemy” like a a border collie to sheep and you keep making up reasons to see them, then what you’re feeling probably isn’t hate.