Define it!

[Redpaige13]

How would you define the words "Love" and "Hate"?

It's my homework assignment. >.>  And I'm currently lazy. 

...Very lazy. 

And I don't quite know how to define both those words in an extended way...*thinks*..

DON'T JUDGE ME! D:

[Tupin]

Now now, if we did the work, would you really learn anything?

[Lotos]

Love - The feeling you get when you like a person for more than sexual attraction, the feeling that you don't want to lose them.

Hate - The feeling that you want to murder that person, mash the guts until it's too gross to look at, then box it and mail it to their parents.

[Redpaige13]

Now now, if we did the work, would you really learn anything?

...Yes? D:

[Redpaige13]

Love - The feeling you get when you like a person for more than sexual attraction, the feeling that you don't want to lose them.

Hate - The feeling that you want to murder that person, mash the guts until it's too gross to look at, then box it and mail it to their parents.

I love your definition of Hate. :D

[Qsmash]

Love- the second hand emotion

Hate- Something that lives in everyone even when they don't show it.

[ChaosEmeralds7]

Pfft, emotions are overrated. :|

[Redpaige13]

When I described love in an extended definition, I wrote:

"When two people are in love with each other (Or have met in the bar and are incredibly drunk off alcohol), they?ll express that love to each other in the warm embrace of sex."

I am SO keeping it like that.

[Totla]

Love - Avoid, if at all possible.
OR
Whoever said "It's better to have love and lost than to have never loved at all", was obviously a dumbass who never got laid in his life.
Hate - An overused word that has lost it real meaning.

[Tupin]

When I described love in an extended definition, I wrote:

"When two people are in love with each other (Or have met in the bar and are incredibly drunk off alcohol), they?ll express that love to each other in the warm embrace of sex."

I am SO keeping it like that.

I lol'd.

What class is this for?

[Qsmash]

Love - Avoid, if at all possible.
Hate - An overused word that has lost it real meaning.

Agreed.

[Redpaige13]

When I described love in an extended definition, I wrote:

"When two people are in love with each other (Or have met in the bar and are incredibly drunk off alcohol), they?ll express that love to each other in the warm embrace of sex."

I am SO keeping it like that.

I lol'd.

What class is this for?

English.  Our teacher had to fly to Florida due to a family emergency. D:

So I gotta finish this paper and send it to her before 9PM tonight. 

[britneymahboy]

Love - Instictual feeling that derived from our need to pass off our genes.   

Hate - I don't even know what this is anymore...

[Silly_Penguin]

Webster is telling me...


Main Entry:
    1love
Pronunciation:
    \ˈləv\
Function:
    noun
Etymology:
    Middle English, from Old English lufu; akin to Old High German luba love, Old English lēof dear, Latin lubēre, libēre to please
Date:
    before 12th century

1 a (1): strong affection for another arising out of kinship or personal ties <maternal love for a child> (2): attraction based on sexual desire : affection and tenderness felt by lovers (3): affection based on admiration, benevolence, or common interests <love for his old schoolmates> b: an assurance of love <give her my love>
2: warm attachment, enthusiasm, or devotion <love of the sea>
3 a: the object of attachment, devotion, or admiration <baseball was his first love> b (1): a beloved person : darling ?often used as a term of endearment (2)British ?used as an informal term of address
4 a: unselfish loyal and benevolent concern for the good of another: as (1): the fatherly concern of God for humankind (2): brotherly concern for others b: a person's adoration of God
5: a god or personification of love
6: an amorous episode : love affair
7: the sexual embrace : copulation8: a score of zero (as in tennis)


Main Entry:
    1hate
Pronunciation:
    \ˈhāt\
Function:
    noun
Usage:
    often attributive
Etymology:
    Middle English, from Old English hete; akin to Old High German haz hate, Greek kēdos care
Date:
    before 12th century

1 a: intense hostility and aversion usually deriving from fear, anger, or sense of injury b: extreme dislike or antipathy : loathing <had a great hate of hard work>

[LinkXLR]

Pfft, emotions are overrated. :|

Did I detect sarcasm? >:0