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Why We're Drawn to Shows We Hate, According to Psychology

Summary by Verywell Mind
I may hate “The Bachelor” but I sure love watching itGetty Images / Verywell MindWhy are we *so* drawn to things we hate? There's something satisfying about reading about a celebrity you can't stand or listening to a podcast that irks your nerves. It's like the negativity is so attractive and all-consuming that you can't but go back for more.I'm not alone in this feeling. Many people engage in things they hate—look no further than hate-watchers.…
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