How does someone end up hating a person they’ve never even met?

Or someone they once knew, trusted, cared about, and had their own relationship with?

In this episode, I’m talking about inherited hatred. The way people absorb someone else’s anger, judgments, resentment, and version of events until they start carrying it like it belongs to them.

This isn’t just about saying “I hate that person.”

It’s repeating narratives you don’t actually know are true.

Passing along gossip.

Making judgments about situations you were never part of.

Treating someone differently because of what somebody else told you.

Sending screenshots. Fishing for information. Playing both sides. Reporting things back.

Sometimes even knowing the story is twisted and choosing to participate anyway.

We talk about the difference between supporting someone and inheriting their enemies, why not knowing what’s true should make you more careful, not less, and how this kind of participation can affect someone’s reputation, relationships, livelihood, sense of safety, and ability to trust.

At the end of the day, you are responsible for what you choose to carry.

Another person’s hatred does not have to become yours.

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