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A certain person and I have been talking about it, and we decided to ask CB.
I say there's a difference, she says there isnt. edit:\\ hi danielle |
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![]() Sharie. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Member Posts: 2,429 Joined: Dec 2003 Member No: 103 ![]() |
There is a difference. Like...if you find a synonym of another word, there still has to be a difference between the two words.
IMO, having a crush on someone doesn't really need a reason. It may be just a feeling, but for sure it's affection (lust?). For "like," someone can like their friend. There are different types. For the type similar to having a crush on someone, I don't use that word unless I know the person well enough. Meaning feelings develop with at least some kind of reason. I think admiration counts as a crush. If you don't know the person too well (say..do you know his birthday, do you know how he/she acts around friends) then you can't exactly say you like them. i.e.- a teacher...definitely just judging how he/she teaches doesn't mean enough for you to like them. However, if you like someone, it's valid say you have a crush with them. Ah mmk. Just opinions. |
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