The story "Love or Like?" explores the fundamental differences between liking someone and loving someone. It explains that liking someone is often superficial and relates to infatuation, which can be fleeting and may end after conflicts. In contrast, love is deep, enduring, and involves a strong emotional bond that persists despite challenges. Loving someone requires significant effort, care, and patience, while liking someone does not come with the same level of commitment. Love is characterized by a desire to share everything with the other person and a connection that goes beyond surface-level appreciation, as it encompasses both the good and bad aspects of a person. The narrative emphasizes that love is eternal and transformative, unlike liking, which is temporary and lacks a lasting impact. It concludes by noting that many people in new relationships prefer to say "I like you" instead of "I love you" to avoid the intensity and responsibilities that come with love.

by Sachin Jha in English Love Stories

Writen by Sachin Jha

Category Love Stories