Both. The issue is that I feel both feelings -way- too strongly. When I truly dislike a person, it can consume me and is so upsetting. At the same time, I'll love a person to the point of obsession.
*sigh* It really is easier to avoid people in general.
I love people more than hate them, but I hate what interacting with them often involves. If it's not the anxiety, it's having to keep my mouth shut if I want to really fit in with a group because I always disagree on some confrontational issues no matter where I go. At best I fit in halfway.
I hate people to a great extent. I love my dog more than any human. My sheltie is extremely affectionate to me, and is always there by my side when I am sad. He's my little guy, and no human has ever been as affectionate and understanding to me as my sheltie.
scared of people mostly. i'm neutral on the issue of 'humanity'..assuming humanity can be considered an 'issue' that should be dealt with............ i think people are mostly good, life is tough and we all just respond to our environments accordingly, the best we know how. at the moment i'm not cynical.
i don't hate people at all. i just hate being around them sometimes.
It'd be cool if we had a "like" button on each post, wouldn't it? *pokes mods*
I like people. Although it's very easy for me to get socially drained and start to dislike people because of it. I hate the feeling of disliking people, so I almost purposely don't do too much socially so I can keep liking them...
Generally speaking, I'm ambivalent. I get very easily angered or irritated by what I see or hear from others, though I don't think of them in that way by default.
I care about the few close friends that I have.
I (try to) treat strangers with as much neutrality as I can until I see something that I like or dislike.