There is a balance view and the proper thing to do in dislike things that could
bring us harm or is against what is good.For our well being and piece of mind
we should set bondaries in what we like and dislike. Because we are imperfect we do judge and we are not impartial with others rather than be intrigued or delighted by differences, man reacts with fear and insecurity. It is ...

There is a balance view and the proper thing to do in dislike things that could
bring us harm or is against what is good.For our well being and piece of mind
we should set bondaries in what we like and dislike. Because we are imperfect we do judge and we are not impartial with others rather than be intrigued or delighted by differences, man reacts with fear and insecurity. It is our comfort zone want to be with people that have the same believes ,moral standards and that likes that same things as we do.We should have strong dislike and extreme aversion, a pronounced distaste, a profound repugnance of what is bad. It means to loathe, to abhor, to abominate whatever is bad because it is wrong, very harmful and wholly unloving.—Prov. 6:16-19. He that is not on my side is against me.” (Matt. 12:30) Jesus Was not indifferent, but actively and uncompromisingly took his stand as a hater of what was bad. If you are not with him in a similar hatred of the wrong you are against him by being a lover of the bad
Now regarding the counsel of someonene we dislike even if it is the best counsel can be difficult to accept . However, love, mutual respect, and trust will make counsel easier to give and to take.—Colossians 3:14. With someone that are ...tender in affections compassion, kindness, lowliness of mind, mildness, and long-suffering.” (Colossians 3:12) as a friend would be then we listen .If a doctor is impatient and unnecessarily rough, the patient may ignore his advice and never return for needed treatment.
I will listen to someone i dislike if the person brings out the truth and they are a just person and by the way they speak to me with respect.
Let your utterance be always with graciousness, seasoned with salt, so as to know how you ought to give an answer to each one.” (Colossians 4:6) Salt can enhance the flavor of food, making it appealing. If your counsel is to be palatable, it must be presented “with graciousness, seasoned with salt.” Even with the best of ingredients, however, food can be prepared badly or be thrown on a plate in an unattractive heap.
About your question on see the good side on people we dislike i do that as long they are not necessarily bad people everyone has the potencial and talents that we can all benefit from.

The "PURPOSE" of "dislike" is to draw our attention to the source of that reaction. If we suddenly dislike some aspect of another person for example, that particular aspect may be a part of our own personality that we refuse to acknowledge. If we grow to dislike a taste on the other hand, the aversion is usually due to our bodies rejecting some particle, mineral, preservative ..etc, and is our bodies way of telling us to leave it alone. As for the "definition" of dislike..that was not the q...

The "PURPOSE" of "dislike" is to draw our attention to the source of that reaction. If we suddenly dislike some aspect of another person for example, that particular aspect may be a part of our own personality that we refuse to acknowledge. If we grow to dislike a taste on the other hand, the aversion is usually due to our bodies rejecting some particle, mineral, preservative ..etc, and is our bodies way of telling us to leave it alone. As for the "definition" of dislike..that was not the question..was it?

dislike can act as a verb or a noun

simple verb def: literally means to "not like"
simple noun def: something that is disliked

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