{"id":20970,"date":"2015-11-02T02:58:20","date_gmt":"2015-11-02T02:58:20","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/new.igihe.com\/8-reasons-people-hate-you\/"},"modified":"2015-11-02T02:58:00","modified_gmt":"2015-11-02T02:58:00","slug":"8-reasons-people-hate-you","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/new.igihe.com\/english\/8-reasons-people-hate-you\/","title":{"rendered":"8 reasons people hate you"},"content":{"rendered":"

{There are some people who are loved wherever they go, while some are hated wherever they go for obvious reasons.}<\/p>\n

However, some hatred are born out of envy for probably success and other good things that a person possesses. While some hatred are born because that person possesses certain characters that aren\u2019t appealing to the general public \u2014 and it\u2019s this kind of hatred I want to buttress on.<\/p>\n

{{1. You are negative}}<\/p>\n

Negative minded people are hated wherever they go; they would probably only be loved by negative minded people as well.
\nPeople are attracted to positive things and negative minded people have this negative energy that radiates out of them and no one loves that.
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\n2. You never smile }} <\/p>\n

People are more attracted to smiling people; smiling creates a certain charm, makes you trustworthy and radiates all manner of positivity. However, people who frown are easily hated \u2014 they radiate negative energy and nobody wants that.<\/p>\n

{{3. Your excesses }} <\/p>\n

Everyone has flaws, everyone probably has attributes that could make them seem annoying or disliked at a point. However, there ought to be a balance; if your excesses by far supersedes your positive aura then you would most likely be hated by a vast majority.
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\n4. An attention seeker }} <\/p>\n

An attention seeker is hated everywhere. This is one attribute people don\u2019t come to terms with \u2014 attention seekers are unoriginal, they are pretenders and so many things about them pass a message of negativity.
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\n5. Selfish}}<\/p>\n

Have you ever seen a selfish person that\u2019s really loved? Except that selfish person has other outstanding qualities, which is really rare. Selfishness would put you in the bad light and could make people keep away from you \u2014 selfishness would even make you lose lots of friends. No one likes a selfish person.<\/p>\n

{{6. You are a hater}}<\/p>\n

Every hater is highly hated by people. Some people hate others for no reason, they hate success, they hate progress and just hate anything good. People like this are easily hated wherever they go.
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\n7. Bad habits}}<\/p>\n

When you have an accumulation of bad habits that people hate, you would also be mostly hated as well. Bad habits like stealing, lying, being a braggart, telling people\u2019s secrets, being two-faced, envy, lying behind people\u2019s back etc. would definitely make you a hated person once they find out who you really are.<\/p>\n

{{8. You treat people disrespectfully}}<\/p>\n

Disrespecting others would easily make you hated. A lot of bosses are hated because they disrespect others. Nobody is attracted to someone who disrespects others; this would make people see you as evil and wicked.<\/p>\n

Do you think people hate you? These reasons listed above would easily make you hated everywhere you go; it would be advised to refrain from such habits and lifestyles listed above.<\/p>\n

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