a******y
发帖数: 12 | 1 for an object of our favour, be it a fellow human or a piece of work of art,
we use sometimes the word "love", other times "like". I wonder whether these
two sentiments only differ in intensity or there is some crucial element(s)
that is present in one while absent in the other and thus differentiate "to
love" from "to like".
if they are only different in intensity, then where in this continuum (I
suppose it is continous and not desultory?) of intensity do i draw the line
between love and likene | o*****e
发帖数: 435 | 2 IMHO, love is like very very much (love is a type of like). "If there is this
crucial element", it is "very very much".
How much is very very much? It's a fuzzy logic question. So it is hard to draw
a line between love and non-love like, just like a line between baldness and
no baldness.
More serious, I would like to say that the crucial element is whether you look
the object of your favour as a part of you.
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