1. Hate is absolutely trivial and irrelevant. It accomplishes absolutely nothing but harming the one who harbors it.This is off point to the subject at hand Verb, I know. But there's a bit of a point to be made here, on the sidelines with it.

I don't know about you, but I've experienced true, physical, real hate. And do you know what that was? Clouding. Your vision becomes limited to the object of your hate. To the point that it's all you focus on. You focus so much on it, you get so caught up in that game of yours, in that state, that you will do anything to justify that hate.

Essentially, what that means is, even logic means nothing to you. Everything is discarded in the wake of that hatred. Your life, your world, your views, are all discarded as you focus on that one sole point.

And it's a sickness. A tension in your gut, a tightness in your muscles that makes you feel sick thinking about it. That makes you angry thinking about it. You don't just get displeased. You actively rage at anything. And even if it's something simple and trivial. You rage, and you focus it on the object of your attention even if it had nothing to do with that incident at all.

And until you've experienced something like that Verb, you can't say that you hate something, not truly.

And, second point. Look at that viewpoint. And ask yourself. How pointless is it to harbor something like that? Something so ridiculously clouding, obscuring, and....malevolent. All it does is harm the one who has it.


2. The point at hand. Hating sexuality because it's the invisible underlying root of suffering. Well, I've a question. Are you sure about that? Because what is sexuality?

It's both a physical and mental aspect. It's a physical drive, an attraction to someone because of how they look to you. And in the mental department, it's what you appreciate. It's your preference and identity. But what is it primarily linked to? What does it cause on all accounts?

Emotion, and feeling.

The two most enjoyed things on the planet. Eating, and fucking. And why is that? Because they make us feel good. They're the two strongest emotional influences available to us. The most satisfying. You could say, that those are the evolutionary carrots on sticks to keep us alive, because, they do.

However, suffering isn't defined by existing Verb. Suffering is defined by suffering. Which, is merely just an emotional response to both a mental feeling, and a physical receptor, pain.

Do you wager that cells feel pain Verb? How about plants? Plants are debatable for the time being. But cells? I'd wager, no. They don't register physical pain and they don't register emotional trauma. And I'm pretty sure there's other life forms out there that don't either.

But, my point here. Sexuality isn't the root. It's the capacity to feel. If everybody fucked and had kids in shitty environments where the kids had a terribly short lifespan, but didn't feel any pain or emotional damage from being born with some shit tier disease or from starving, then would it matter?

Of course, you might ask, what's the point at that point? Why be born to have such a short lifespan even if you can't feel the shitty things? My answer to that is, you'd rather them not exist in the first place.

Which equates to the exact same thing. Not existing, or existing briefly but not feeling the hardship of it.

Both equate to 0.

So, there's my answer to your question. That's why I, personally don't hate sexuality. It's not the root and point of focus.