Hate is rarely born in a vacuum. It often grows from wounds left untreated. For many men, societal pressure to suppress vulnerability leads them to internalize pain as anger. Over time, that anger can calcify into something darker: a cold, calculated form of hate. But it’s often different things that fuel this kind of hate, and it’s important to understand it so we can get to the root of the issue. It could potentially help make the world a little bit happier place. Here are five kinds of hate that seem to eat away at men over time.
