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Hate Quote by Sarah A. Denzil

“Never say you hate someone or something unless you really mean it, because hate is not finding a presenter on the telly annoying, or losing your temper with a sibling—it’s an all-consuming living thing that starts in your bowels and infects your blood until it blackens your heart. And” quote by Sarah A. Denzil
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““Never say you hate someone or something unless you really mean it, because hate is not finding a presenter on the telly annoying, or losing your temper with a sibling—it’s an all-consuming living thing that starts in your bowels and infects your blood until it blackens your heart. And””

Sarah A. Denzil

About This Quote

Source Essay: The Power of Words, 2018

Hate is a corrosive force that spreads internally, affecting health and emotions.

In simple terms: Hate harms you more than the target.

Key Takeaway

Cultivate compassion, avoid hateful speech.

Themes

emotion health compassion

Mood

reflective cautious

Type

philosophical therapeutic

When to use this quote

  • conflict resolution
  • mental health
  • relationships
  • personal growth

Key Concepts

psychology toxic emotions mind‑body connection

Questions to Reflect On

  • How do you transform hate into understanding?
  • What habits reduce hateful thoughts?
A Different Perspective

Hate can be suppressed but may resurface if unaddressed.

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