Since ancient times, there has been love and hate, and what does it mean to always be hurt mercilessly?

"Since ancient times, passionate people have no unnecessary hate, but they are always hurt mercilessly." This sentence means that since ancient times, passionate people will always leave regrets, and such regrets will always be hurt by indifference.

This sentence is actually expressing the contradiction between affection and ruthlessness. Affectionate people tend to invest a lot in their feelings, but sometimes feelings can't be answered or hurt by heartless people. This contradictory relationship makes enthusiastic people feel powerless and painful. This feeling can be summarized as "residual hatred", that is, only regret and pain remain.

At the same time, this sentence can also be regarded as a warning. It reminds people to cherish their feelings and learn to protect themselves. Don't neglect their interests and needs because of their emotional input. In the process of finding love and friendship, we need to learn to identify and cherish those who really cherish us, and at the same time, we should learn to be kind to ourselves and not let ourselves be hurt by indifference and ruthlessness.