Stative verbs aren't used in continuous tenses because they express unchanging states, not actions.

Non-Action Verbs

Stative verbs often describe emotions, senses, and mental states that don't have a definite beginning or end.

Emotions and Senses

Use stative verbs to talk about ownership, relationships, and qualities that are generally stable over time.

Since a stative is about a condition, it typically doesn't appear in '-ing' continuous form.

Statives are used to express thoughts and understandings, which are states of mind, not actions.

Statives often indicate long-term states or situations that last a long time.