How thin is the line?

That is a great question... I always thought that it is very thin... and even though there are others factors that make that line stronger, I still think at times that it is very thin... and the reason that it is thin is that because people love conditionally... the only kind of everlasting love is a mother's love.. regardless of what you do, what you say, she is always there.. unless you love someone or be loved unconditionally, it seems to be that love can turn into hate any moment... and that is normal too... or as normal as it gets.. when you lose someone that you love, your instinct to protect yourself is to defend yourself... you either learn to love yourself and love others for the very own reason, which is not easy, not to get hurt after a disappointment, or keep the thin line of love and hate even thinner... no easy task either way... Best question I have seen on the site so far... :)

I think it depends on who your talking about loving and hating. I've been in enough love hate situations to know they tend to follow each other. Loving and hating turns into one thing eventually or maybe that's just me.