Love Hate Relationship
-Why are they best friends but poking eachother all the time?
-It's a love hate relationship thats why
-It's a love hate relationship thats why
Love Hate Relationship by Danny and Chelsea May 3, 2011
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Love hate relationship
Love hate relationship by Do It With A Smile 101 April 3, 2016
Love hate relationship
Love hate relationship by anonymous August 7, 2021
Love/Hate relationship
A Love/Hate relationship is usually between two people who deep down love each other. Insted of actually expressing their feelings, they bicker. Sometimes they will atomaticly say, "I hate him/her" so no one leads on maybe they do love that person. Also they may say "I don't care" when really they do. Fights are cuased over jelousy, maybing hating the person because their with someone else, but really love the other person. Love/hate relationships are complicated, but in the end they're exciting and intoxating because there is a fine line between love and hate.
Ron and Hermione. They hate each other but end up becoming a couple in, because they have a love/hate relationship.
Love/Hate relationship by IhatehowmuchIloveu July 18, 2011
love/hate relationship
The dynamics of the love/hate relationship are based on both mutual admiration and irritation.
Usually such a relationship is formed unintentionally by people who are complete opposites being flung together, such as an introduction through a mutual friend.
Although unsuited to each other's presence, the lover/haters will usually find it hard to exclude the other from their life and day-to-day activities.
Similar to an abusive relationship, the lover/haters constantly crave more conflict while subconsciously seeking the other's approval.
Previously, those engaged in a love/hate relationship were commonly referred to as lover/haters, however the term "pevy" as now surpassed the phrase lover/haters.
Usually such a relationship is formed unintentionally by people who are complete opposites being flung together, such as an introduction through a mutual friend.
Although unsuited to each other's presence, the lover/haters will usually find it hard to exclude the other from their life and day-to-day activities.
Similar to an abusive relationship, the lover/haters constantly crave more conflict while subconsciously seeking the other's approval.
Previously, those engaged in a love/hate relationship were commonly referred to as lover/haters, however the term "pevy" as now surpassed the phrase lover/haters.
I can't stand being in their presence. Talk about a love/hate relationship; those two are constantly bickering. They're such a pevy.
love/hate relationship by Breda <3 Elena January 24, 2011
love/hate relationship
Jake: I think i like her
me:oh yea? why?
Jake: secret
NEXT DAY
jake: I don't like her personality
me:who?
Jake:her
What is it with you 2? you got a love/hate relationship..
me:oh yea? why?
Jake: secret
NEXT DAY
jake: I don't like her personality
me:who?
Jake:her
What is it with you 2? you got a love/hate relationship..
love/hate relationship by bobbjack December 2, 2013
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