I actually have a subject for this one.
This thought was inspired by church today when we discussed hate. One person said that they don't hate, they just hate with a passion. Is that not the same concept? Passion is defined by www.dictionary.com as "any powerful or compelling emotion or feeling, as love or hate." It says it right in there; "hate". So by saying that you "dislike with a passion" its a double form of hate. Its like saying exactly "I dislike you in a powerful, compelling emotion or feeling of hate."
Wow. Huh?
So, the resolve? Don't waste time disliking or hating when you can spend your time wisely by liking and loving. It takes so little energy to like someone, or to love someone. Occasionally, you will come across people who are hard to like, but you just have to look past their faults. Everyone has faults, obviously its just, some people's faults are more on the surface than others. You just have to accept that and move on.
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