This line is from "Sonnet 20" by William Shakespeare. It is part of a longer poem where the speaker is praising the beauty of the person they are addressing, who seems to blend masculine and feminine qualities. The line you provided is questioning the nature of this person's beauty.
liking it just like that
because you don't like it.
You are probably looking for a little of both guys and just get bored with one and go to the other, you know.
well.... you have to get to no him then be truthfull and ask him if he wonts to go on a date :) Some signs of him liking you is him not looking you straight in the eyes.
her liking you
Liking on Facebook is a feature where on someone's post you can well Like it. Meaning exactly that
liking is like staring at him at lunch. obsession is stalking and being annoying
I believe the term you are looking for is conformist, a soloist is usually reffered to as one who works alone or a lead guitar player who plays an excellent solo. A conformist is one who agrees with society, usually looking like them, talking them, even liking the same things they like.
It sounds like you're referring to a Shakespearean quote from "Romeo and Juliet." This line means that when someone appears attractive, we tend to be attracted to them, even if we weren't looking for that attraction. It highlights the unpredictable and sudden nature of love and desire.
Like
Yes. Why else would he be staring at you? And no, you have nothing on your face. He apparently likes you if he can't keep his eyes off you, and he's just too shy to say it.
Don't fight for him. If he doesn't see it in you at first, then he's not worthy of you. Find someone else, I bet someone's looking for someone like you.