OPINION: What Do You Hate?
Results of a survey made to see what students hate.
There are a lot of things that people hate in this world. All of these things can be distributed into different categories: foods, shows, shoes, clothes, the list goes on… I made the following list of a few things that some people hate and asked people to rank them.
Food | School | Life | Kinds of people |
sushi | Waking up early | lies | People who judge |
olives | Homework | Stress | Fake friends |
Seafood | Class | spiders | Racist people |
I asked them questions like: What do you hate the most/ least, and why do you hate these things? Some people said some interesting things like Isabel Flores. She said with a sarcastic tone “I like seafood because I’m Mexican, duh.” Or like Maria Ruiz exaggerated “everybody hates olives.” People seemed to really hate lies and fake friends the most which really says something about our student body, it says that most students here really care about honesty.
Most of the people I interviewed said that they hate olives (Isabel Flores), waking up early (Mariela Santacruz), lies (Maria Ruiz), and fake friends (Andrea Garcia) the most. The things they hated the least were seafood, class, spiders, and people that judge.
There is a huge difference between hating something and disliking something. In my opinion, when you hate something you don’t want to see it or hear it, depending on what it is. But if you dislike something, you don’t really care about it. You can still stand it but you just don’t care for it. I asked some people what they thought the difference between hating and disliking things meant to them and here is what they said:
-Luz Torres said with a disgusted look on her face….“Hating something is like you can’t stand it, like it just makes you feel disgusting.”
-Yaritza Santacruz said, “Hating is like hate, you definitely don’t like it and then dislike is when you don’t like something but you don’t really care for it.”
Next time you come across someone that hates olives, remember that they are not alone.
Leticia Santacruz is a sophomore at Lincoln High School. She is in her second year of dancing folklorico. In her free time, she likes to spend time with...