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Ich glaube, Hass wird unterschätzt oder missbraucht. Normalerweise deutet Hass auf Hinweise hin, was eine Person fürchtet zu werden oder was sie besitzen oder werden möchte. In diesem Sinne dient er als eine gute Landkarte menschlichen Verhaltens. Je mehr jemand hasst, desto mehr zeigt sich die Angst. Je besser wir unsere Motivationen und Verhaltensweisen verstehen, desto besser können wir sie kontrollieren und überlisten. Aber in letzter Zeit, wenn wir hassen, halten wir keinen Spiegel davor, um zu untersuchen, warum es passiert. Stattdessen hassen wir einfach blind – oder schlimmer noch, wir verbieten den Hass, behandeln ihn wie etwas, das wir nicht fühlen sollten. Doch in dieser Welt können wir alle zugeben, dass jede Emotion ihren Zweck erfüllt, solange sie im Gleichgewicht gefühlt wird. Das Unterdrücken von Emotionen ist wahrscheinlich der Grund, warum du gerade dies hier liest, zustimmend nickst oder ein wenig Entzündung im Hals spürst, bereit, in Wut, Tränen oder Lachen auszubre

I think hate is underrated or misused. Usually, hate points in the direction of clues about what a person fears becoming or what they want to possess or become. In that sense, it serves as a good map of human behavior. The more someone hates, the more fear presents itself. The more we understand our motivations and behaviors, the better we are able to control and overrule them. But lately, when we hate, we don’t hold a mirror to it to examine why it’s happening. Instead, we just blindly hate—or worse, we forbid hate, treating it like something we shouldn’t feel. Yet, in this world, we can all admit that every emotion serves a purpose, as long as it’s felt in balance. Repressing emotions is probably why you’re reading this right now, nodding along, or feeling some inflammation in your throat, ready to burst into anger, tears, or laughter. Or maybe you just feel bored or nothing at all, craving a distraction. Bear with me—this list of things I hate is created to better understand myself.

Spoilers! Agatha delivered incredible twists and turns, transforming its reputation into one of the best Marvel series so far, dodging the aggressive attacks like a pro. Dominating the social media chatter due to its quality and loyal fandom, the show was able to defuse the toxic negativity that lately surrounds Disney. Can you recall that awful marketing campaign with the changing titles that was clever but, for some reason, ignited more hate than curiosity? The show is up there with WandaVision and Loki , and what Jac Schaeffer was able to create here—the mystery, the feels, the shocking revelation—is what got us hooked so hard. With all that success, given that the ratings are not mind-blowing, are we going to have a season 2? Or are we going to explore the story in the next Marvel series in Wanda's corner of the MCU, as some of us would put it? I am rewatching the series because of the way it makes me feel. Do you remember when Agatha told Billy what she wanted to hear from he

This movie feels like Smile 2 and Malignant had a baby that was raised by Glenn Close's Alberta character from Deliverance (Netflix, "I can smell your nappy p*ssy"). The Substance, just like the ones I mentioned, was full of surprises, with an ending that postpones itself only to present more shocking developments. But here, they just went from 0 to eleven and stayed there. There was a scene where I burst into laughter because I loved the brave outcome they took. The performances here from everyone except our two main stars are over the top, grotesque, and everything you would imagine of such a film once you finish it. I didn’t expect the depiction of Hollywood to be so wrapped in satire to the point of disgust, directly contradicting the powerful, realistic performance of Demi Moore. I have to give it to her, this power move—joining this movie and what seems to anchor it on the way to becoming a classic—is commendable. She is incredible here. I literally applauded one

  Gestern habe ich einen unglaublichen Einblick in die georgische Kultur erlebt, weil uns ein Freund Tickets für das atemberaubende Konzert des Sukhishvili Balletts geschenkt hat. Das georgische Nationalballett hat mich mit seiner dynamischen Performance und der Erzählweise durch ihren magnetischen Tanz, der oft wie Kampfchoreografie aussah, überwältigt. Letztes Jahr habe ich mein Interesse an der georgischen Fußballmannschaft und der Europäischen Fußballliga aus vielen Gründen entdeckt – einige werdet ihr sofort verstehen (wenn ihr mich kennt), andere weniger (wenn ihr mich kennt). Beim Anschauen der Fußballmannschaft wurde mir klar, dass die Georgier tatsächlich Teil Europas sind, was mir als Schüler, wenn ich mich richtig erinnere, nie bewusst war. Ganz zu schweigen davon, dass jede Karte Europas den alten Kontinent und seine Ostgrenze am Schwarzen Meer abbildete, also war es interessant, etwas so Wichtiges zu entschlüsseln, von dem ich nicht wusste, was ich davon halten sollte. Nac

Yesterday, I experienced an unbelievable dive into Georgian culture because a friend of ours gave us tickets to see the incredible show performed by Sukhishvili. The Georgian national ballet blew me away with its dynamic performance and storytelling through their magnetic dance, which often looked like fight choreography.  Last year, I found interest in the Georgian football team and the European Football League for many reasons—some you may immediately understand (if you know me), others not so much (if you know me). Watching the football team, I realized that the Georgians are actually part of Europe, which, while I was a pupil, never came across, if I remember correctly. Not to mention that every map of Europe painted the old continent and its east border on the Black Sea, so it was interesting to unravel something so important now, and I didn’t know what to think of it. After seeing the national ballet perform yesterday, I was like, "Welcome, Georgians, come in, please take a