Would you rather be hated or ignored?

[Dawnshine Wonder 1,941]

Neither of those things are good, if they don't have a valid reason to hate you such as if you were abusive or violent, those are valid reasons to not want to be with someone, outside those exceptions, being ignored or hated can be toxic, it is one thing to not have time for someone, that cannot be helped and your time isn't owed to anyone just because they want you around, however that said, deliberately ostracizing or isolating someone for say, not liking an opinion or something like that can be destructive and leave individuals feeling anxious or depressed, or even jealous if another friend is getting more attention than they are.

Being inclusive is important.

[Snoopy Fan 4,424]

On 2025-05-03 at 3:54 PM, Dawnshine Wonder said:

Neither of those things are good, if they don't have a valid reason to hate you such as if you were abusive or violent, those are valid reasons to not want to be with someone, outside those exceptions, being ignored or hated can be toxic, it is one thing to not have time for someone, that cannot be helped and your time isn't owed to anyone just because they want you around, however that said, deliberately ostracizing or isolating someone for say, not liking an opinion or something like that can be destructive and leave individuals feeling anxious or depressed, or even jealous if another friend is getting more attention than they are.

Being inclusive is important.

Agreed 100% @Dawnshine Wonder

[Avvery 52]

I honestly rather have someone come up to me and bluntly tell me they don't like me. “Great then we don’t have to force ourselves anymore when we’re around each other.” I don’t like being ghosted because then it will have me thinking it’s my fault or worst about myself. To hear someone to hate me is more like a “you problem” not mine. So yes I would appreciate the hard truth rather kicking the brushes.