Averse
Averse adjective - Having a natural dislike for something.
Willing
Willing adjective - Having a desire or inclination (as for a specified course of action).
Usage example: I'm a little confused, but perfectly willing to do as you ask
Both words in one sentence
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Many writers, naturally, take a more cynical view of such cases, and are not averse to depicting such heroes as selfish jerks who are not only too weak to handle their burden alone but willing to make others miserable instead of declaring I Want My Beloved to Be Happy.
Source: Loved I Not Honor More -
Many times early in the story, Keiichi won't more persistently pursue his relationship with Belldandy because he's extremely loss-averse and is both afraid of her returning to Heaven and of her not being willing to return once she has to.
Source: Manga / Ah! My Goddess
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