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I had to think about the second part of this quote a bit, but I do concur. Haters tend to hate people they feel intimated or threatened by, in competition with, or envious of. Usually, there is no real reason for their hatred, other than those people are different than them; whether in looks, personality, interests, or any other qualities.
In acknowledging that, if people are hating on someone who tries to be kind and respectful to all, somebody truly altruistic in their helping of others, it is fairly safe to conclude the haters lack some — or all — of those genuine qualities in themselves. Therefore, the good person is being hated by the "right" people in that they are hated simply because they are not hateful like the haters, nor would they ever want to be filled with hatred like them in exchange for their not being hated!
This not only reveals the haters for whom they really are, but also confirms the good person the "hatee" is. Thus, in this case, it is actually "good" to be hated by those hateful people, because the genuinely good person is indeed different than them!
However, it is important to note, a truly good person does not hate back. Just as haters do not need a valid reason to hate someone else, authentically kind people do not need a good reason to not dislike someone; they are just not hateful people!
So, not only is it "good to know who hates you," as Johnny Cash is quoted here, but it is also good to recognize who is always hating on one person or another. Just because they don't hate you — yet! — it doesn't mean they are not a hateful person. Pay attention to how these people treat all others — those noticeably different than them, people who cannot do anything for them, and especially, the ones they feel wronged by — and the true haters will always become clearly evident!
Often times, withholding your whole opinion from a friend or child to not hurt their feelings is kind; just as being amicable to people you don't know or care for is respectful. These are different than being intentionally misleading, like feigning greater feelings than you really have for a potential significant other, as well as being untruthful, like outwardly boasting about someone's talents or looks when you really feel they are lacking in that department. Perhaps some people prefer to be misled and always want to be told what they want to hear. Myself, I prefer genuineness. This isn't to say I want others to be cruel to me or brutally honest about their every thought about me at all times (please don't!), but there's always the option of saying nothing at all. Just be authentic. If someone doesn't ask for your honest opinion, you have no reason to fib about how you feel — unless you are trying to get on their good side or wanting something from them, which we all can recognize is also dishonest and insincere, taking us right back to where we started! Remember, you can be real and still show kindness and respect to friends, acquaintances, and even strangers. Being "real" and honest does not equate to being rude and hurtful. Thus, being passive and not vocalizing your every single opinion about every single topic does not label you as dishonest or fake. However, aggressively handing out faux opinions and mistruths just might, especially if it's excessive and/or given for personal gain! I think it's important to just always aim at being genuine — while still considering the beneficiary of your intentions. The world has enough fake and coercive people already; please don't become another!
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Tiffany Valiante's Mysterious Death: Derailing Vs. Getting on Board with Various Theories
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My blog about the Unsolved Mysteries episode, Mystery at Mile Marker 45 on Netfilx, featuring the death of Tiffany Valiante in New Jersey.
CONTENT WARNING: Contains mentions of death and suicide

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Somewhere Over the Lamppost
Somewhere Over the Lamppost, Off the inside of town; In the bright of night, Lux shines up not down.
Thoughts lit from below have a clearer transparency. A different perspective I know, so I illuminate this view I see.
Every depth has infinite sides Once light sheds luminosity. Thus I examine the Why's Before catching my Zzz's.
Spiderless webs, snow unfallen, Windows permanently closed; Late birds, missing signs, Live Over a lamppost; …and so do I!