“Because when you hate something, you stop doing it.”

“You can't stop a teacher when they want to do something. They just do it.”

“I hate you. I hate you like the girl who hates cake because it makes her fat and she can’t stop eating it.”

“Do you know what it’s called when you hate something you know nothing about? It’s called prejudice.”

“...when you hate someone so much, a part of you wants desperately to forgive them. But you can't decide if it's because you really want, or if you just want to stop hating. I still don't know if forgiveness is generous or selfish. Maybe both.”

“Watch: (1) You do something nasty to me. (2) I hate you. (3) You find it uncomfortable to be hated. (4) You think how nice it would be if I didn't hate you. (5) You decide I ought not to hate you because hate is bad. (6) Good people don’t hate. (7) Because I hate you I am a bad person. (8) It is not what you did to me that makes me hate you, it is my own bad nature. I—not you—am the cause of my hating you.”