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a Love-Hate relationship is a troubled one where both emotions, Love and Hate, are present at the same time in a relationship.

It is generally agreed that you should just let the hate go away and concentrate on the love.

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 KEEEP! 68,100 [[Google]] hits can't be wrong. The thing exists in reality and is also depicted in numerous movies.
-In a Love-hate relationship, Love remains the dominant feeling. Obviously, there was an undelivered expectation that significantly started it. The feelings of betrayal or simple doubts could burst into argument or cold war between partners.
-The "hate" could be the result of insecurities. Curable by explanation. Unlike
-'anger', hate could be unexpressed or silent. It is the start of knowing how tolerant or patient you can be. Hate now a days is vocally expressed by the young and the restless yet it could also grow to be the feared reason for ending up a relationship.
-All relationship experiences this because there are views which people differ and each anticipation could not be clearly understood. Though almost all who goes through this ends patching up thus the saying, 'Love is lovelier the second time around'.
-In worst cases, lovers break up and couples end their marriages. They get fed up of balancing, adjusting and adapting all the time.
-The strength of love for one another will always be the gadge. The patience of ironing up differences and the way you value eachother.
-Sometimes called the spice of love, as it is all boring to have a well paterned togetherness which could end up in taking your partner for granted in the end.
-This relationship is the one that passes, finished  before you even know it happened.