Is a young man considered a sub-human if he dislikes humanity?

Question

... Because according to most people, I'm considered an animal for being anti-child, and some want me to commit suicide. These "humans" have made me a misantrope.

I'm pretty much against humanity because people are like robots, I don't like people my age after what I've seen in their character. I separete myself from the younger generation.

So is a young man considered self-hating or a sub-human if he dislikes humanity, especially people of the younger generation, kids, parents/wannabes, and he thinks humans are evil and are "robots"?

Answer 1

Yes, someone who hates all humanity is not entirely human themselves.

You seem to have made yourself a misanthrope. Hating everyone because a few people are obnoxious is silly.

Since you're a hostile person, you inspire hostility in others, which you then take as proof that humans are evil.

If you could not be a completely hostile person, you'd find that a lot of humans are neither evil or robots.

I suggest you get professional help.

Answer 2

No, you're not sub-human. It's just a part of your personality that surfaces the strongest, currently, as a young man. You must feel resentment towards what is accepted as normal in society - not uncommon at that age. Normal being going to work, getting married, having children, etcetera. These things are what all previous generations have done, and you feel resentment and want an alternative plan. But what would that plan be? And that's where the resentment and dissatisfaction start.

Coupled to this, I would guess you have a very cynical and pessimistic attitude just by nature. Every silver lining has a dark cloud - right? It's not all that unusual to feel what you do, although maybe not quite that strong. It would be a good idea not to vocalize to everyone your thoughts however. They don't understand, and it will come back to bite you in a negative way should the day come when you need help or support. Truth is, if you act like a jerk, people will treat you like one. I was the same way at one time. I was very much of the same attitude you expressed here. But I became my own worst enemy and was an anchor only to myself. No one else cared what I thought. Over the years, things changed. Still cynical, but a dam nice guy about it.