Really should read this:
http://www.hedgehogcentral.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=13 again, and realize that your hedgie does not "hate" you.
You just have to deal with the fact that your hedgie may not enjoy human interaction. There are many hedgies that are like that. Not every single hedgehog will conform to our ideals and be all loving.
Sounds like he's an explorer and refuses to sit in one place. You just have to accept and respect that, otherwise, you are causing both yourself and your hedgie more stress than necessary just because you want a pet who will "love" you.
IMO if you think that your hedgehog "hates" you just for acting like a hedgehog, then perhaps a hedgehog is not the right pet for you. Perhaps an animal that interacts, bonds more easily and actively seeks out human companionship would be a better pet for you.
Please don't take this the wrong way, but this is just what it seems like from both your threads about your hedgehog "hating" you. Hedgehogs are not for everyone, as they can be picky and temperamental. They also need a lot of patience. Some bond quickly, while some take over a year to bond. And some don't bond at all and prefer to be left alone. And there's not much else left to tell you to try that will "quicken" the process. I know I can't think of anything else that hasn't already been said.
There are a few here who have biters. I have one, and I know exactly what triggers his biting. My Shinjy only bites or tries to bite when he's sleeping in my lap and I reach in and bug him. He's perfectly fine to just curl up with me, but if I dare bother him while he's trying to sleep, he will not hesitate to bite my finger. That's how he is, and I've accepted that fact. I still bug him :lol: I just have to make sure I'm quick with my fingers, and I keep bugging him till he settles down, give him a treat, then I let him go back to sleep undisturbed.
So yours bites when you're trying to hold him, trying to keep him from squirming away. It's a perfectly legitimate reaction in his point of view. He doesn't want to stay still, he'll bite what's in his way and try to get away. Just like the reason why mine bites. My boy bites whatever it is that is bugging him and keeping him from sleeping.
Perhaps it's time to take a step back, and re-access the situation and really think whether or not a hedgehog is the right animal for you. As the more you continue with the thought that your hedgehog "hates" you, will only cause more stress and frustration for both of you.
Well anyways, that's just my perspective on things, from when you posted your other thread as well. Whatever you decide, the best of luck. ^_^