"inner hatred" is a correct and usable term written in English.
Example sentence: Jane felt such an intense inner hatred for her former friend that she wanted to confront her.
Daily we see the emotional pain of inner self-hatred projected into the world through acts of violence.
Other psychogenic causes that have been proposed include inner emotional conflict (repressed hatred) toward his loving and devoted wife Emma and guilt over conflict with religious beliefs and his ideas of evolution (Colp 2008).
The day after Apollo 14 landed on the moon, Dennis and Terence McKenna began a trek through the Amazon with four friends who considered themselves, as Terence wrote in his book "True Hallucinations," "refugees from a society that we thought was poisoned by its own self-hatred and inner contradictions".
By Ariel Levy Ayahuasca, used for centuries in South American jungles, is booming in the U.S. The day after Apollo 14 landed on the moon, Dennis and Terence McKenna began a trek through the Amazon with four friends who considered themselves, as Terence wrote in his book "True Hallucinations," "refugees from a society that we thought was poisoned by its own self-hatred and inner contradictions".
Our inner realities: lusts, fears, hatreds, self indulgences.
Meanwhile, the neo-Nazi National Front grew in strength to 14,000 members and stirred up racial hatred in our inner cities.
Yet the wit is there, beneath the surface, mischievously linking the outer world of Erika's accomplishment and the inner world of her destructive hatreds.
Self-hatred in the inner city.
