Modern Imaginary Example # 3 - Cool Guy (Steve) h8's on "geeky" guy (Thomas)

Taken from the free book How Haters Help

Here's an example of a common hater - found from middle school all the way up through college students:

Thomas: Hey Steve, how’s it going?

Steve: Cool man. I’m just going to go chill. What are you doing?

Thomas: Working on my physics project. I’ve found out some really cool stuff.

Steve: Oh… neat-o. Sounds like a blast. Not.

Thomas: No, seriously. It’s really interesting. Some of the stuff I’ve been working on hasn’t even been covered in the text book. It’s pretty abstract, but I think it’s really exciting.

Steve: Oh bummer man… well come on though; no one even cares about that shit. You need to chill out Thomas. Every time I see you you’re studying. You need to relax and be cool, or get into some sports like the rest of us, ya know?

Thomas: I guess.

Steve: Yeah… like seriously no one even knows what that crap is. You really need to do something popular, like sports or try hanging out after school. All of the stuff you like seems really dorky.

Thomas: I kind of see what you mean… But I really enjoy physics.

Steve: So what? No one even knows what you’re talking about. If you want more friends and attention from chicks, you need to do something popular. I mean come on, it’s not like you’re going to make any great developments anyways. No one our age does that stuff.

Thomas: Alright. Makes sense. I guess I’ll drop the physics research and pick up track or something… that shouldn’t be too bad.

Steve: That’s the spirit man. You’ll be a lot cooler after you stick with it for a while. Just get away from that nerdy stuff for good.

In this example, Steve talks Thomas out of following his passion. Thomas’s potential to create amazing advancements in the physics field is snuffed out prematurely. Thomas is pulled down from his higher calling of ambition into the ranks of mediocrity and “coolness.”

Thomas, the “geeky” guy with tons of hidden potential, LOSES!

You have seen some examples of haters in historical and modern situations. I am sure you know many people who personally fit the roles depicted within the stories. The hating in the stories was obvious. However, there is a good chance there are many people in your Life who are hating on you, without you even realizing it. After finishing this book, you may begin to notice how many people are actually attempting to sabotage your success. Haters are not always easily recognized. They are everywhere, and it is a fact that nearly every one of us has “hated” on someone at some time.

I am not talking about some paranoid, schizophrenic conspiracy shit. Haters are a fact of Life and affect us all.

Sometimes we are the hater.

Sometimes we are the hated.

So, why do haters hate?

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