Like

Do you like this ice cream?
Do you ever like someone?
I like you, that's it, no big deal.

These three "like" terms can be easily found in our daily conversation, right? But look back to those three "like" words, do they have the same meaning? do they have the same pressing point that highlights your true feeling?

The first "like" means someone just asking you if the taste of the ice cream that you eat is exactly the same with what you want to taste. In simple, they are asking whether the taste of the ice cream is good or horrible.

The second "like" means someone just curious if you attracted to someone of not. This doesn't mean that he/she asks about someone you love. No. They just simply ask about who's on your mind, out of curious or other serious reason.

The third "like" means someone don't want to make you feel bad. Whether if you said you like her and she's not really into you, or she's just to shy to express her true feeling appropriately.

Judgement. Every human is gifted with an ability to regulate judgement. Judgement it self can be defined in 2 ways, positive and negative judgements. 2 factors of so many factor that might influence this judgement is personal beliefs and personal preference.

"Someone only want to trust something they want to trust"
This is a common way of thinking. People put their egoism first before other reasons.