From dislike to love

Some do, but many don't. There are anime adaptations that might have a slow start or deviate too much from the visual novel, which can turn some people off. But when the adaptation is well - done, like 'Fate/stay night', it can be extremely popular.

Maybe it's the animation style or the way the story is presented visually in the anime that appealed to you more. The added movement and colors could have made a big difference.

To dislike stories on news, it depends on the specific platform. Some have a thumbs-down icon, while others might require you to give a low rating or provide feedback in a specific way. If none of these options are available, you might just have to move on to other content you find more interesting.

One way could be to start reading different kinds of love stories. For example, ones that are more complex and deal with real - life relationship issues rather than just the fairy - tale romances. This might change the perception.

Sure, someone can dislike your story. Everyone has different tastes and preferences.

Russell was a famous philosopher. His ideas were profound and popular. However, some of his critics felt that his philosophy was not mature enough. Russell didn't like philosophers mainly because his philosophical ideas were too profound for some philosophers to understand.

The excessive use of foul language. It's just too much for me.

It could be through his cold attitude towards her. He might avoid talking to her or give her short, dismissive answers when she tries to interact with him.

It really depends. Some publishers think a well-written prologue adds depth and intrigue. But others see it as an unnecessary addition that could confuse readers initially.

Sure, it's possible. Not everyone has the same taste, and some might not connect with your story for various reasons.