To like is to be in a hurry to get home, to give up going out because it started to rain, to leave for later what could be done for today. To love is to suffer for every second that passes, it’s not seeing time pass and when it’s time to leave, regretting: “but now?”. To love is to go out in the rain if necessary, or to invent one of these programs with comforters, movies and cafunés, is to learn from the past, live in the present and care about the future.

Liking is kissing and not losing track of time or space. It’s knowing very well where you are and, from time to time, opening your eyes to see the world around us. To love is to allow yourself to be kidnapped by a kiss, it is to travel at the speed of light, it is to feel that you are lost and not make any effort to try to find yourself. Love is when the kiss leaves you dizzy, breathless and feeling special. Liking is when the kiss has a beginning, it has an end, but it has no story, it’s when you feel like just one more.

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When there’s no love, sex can be good, but it’s still just attraction. To love is to have a connection that goes beyond the flesh, it is a relationship of souls. Liking is being ashamed to expose your flaws, it’s hiding mistakes under the rug, it’s trying to show that you’re perfect all the time, but behind you, you know you’re not being true. Loving is not being ashamed of your flaws, it is showing them without fear, it is making it clear that you are far from being perfect, but that you would never do something that would hurt the other.

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Liking is sleeping together, but getting up early the next day for other commitments. To love is to give up the routine and want to stay together until the next life. To like is to see the qualities, but to notice the few defects. Liking is holding hands, but still not feeling safe. It’s following with someone, but carrying that slight impression that nothing will come of it. Liking is holding on to the other, loving is choosing to stay even with so many options to escape.

To like is to promise, to love is to surprise. To like is to speak, to speak, to speak, to love is to act. Liking is “I’m going to see you and I’ll call you anything”, to love is “I called you to say I’m going there”. To like is to think: “I wait for the other to send me a message, or do I send it?”, to love is to appear, to appear, to say what the heart wants to whisper. To like is to prefer to be silent and speak only what the mind wants, to like is to always want to be right. To love is to accept that you will not always be right. Loving is giving in, it’s not being ashamed to show affection.

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Liking is tight hugs, but they don’t last long. Loving is not worrying about showing every day how special the other is. Liking is not having plans, it’s doubting that things can work out with the other. To love is to make plans, travel, imagine a future, strive to make things happen with that person.

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Liking is thinking about giving up at the first mismatch, it’s wanting to leave at the first opportunity, it’s giving up on the other because at the end of the day, you can’t see him with love. To love is to know that bad days will also come, that life is not always a bed of roses, that at times things will tighten up a little, that there will be disagreements. To love is to have the courage to face others, the world and especially the changes that time is capable of bringing.

Liking is wanting to be together, but not always wanting to. To love is to be together, regardless of anything. To like is to be selfish, to be able to think only of yourself. To love is to resist jealousy, not to forget about yourself, but to keep your thoughts on the other. Liking is sending a message just to know if the other arrived well. To love is to torture yourself all the time and settle down only when you receive that message: “I’ve arrived”. Finally, liking is promising that everything will be okay, loving is making everything okay. To like is to say: “I’ve done everything I could”, to love is to have the will to always do more, without measuring efforts.