Liking the wrong person is no harm, no loss if your worldview is biblically guided, I have found.
The thing is, we humans tend NOT to like the sin nature of mankind, and so it is unlikely that liking a person will blind you to their sin.* ** Unless you share the same sin as they do, or your sin feeds off of theirs, in which case all bets are off. But all bets would be off anyway - if you didnât like the person, you would probably end up relentlessly criticizing them for the exact same sin that you are doing while they hate you for precisely the same thing!
*Just keep on telling yourself that, Miss_S.
**This is why marriages arenât happy all the time. You like the person, then you marry them, and they you get to discover how sinful and awful they truly are, and then you donât like them anymore.
This doesnât mean you married the wrong person, because this would happen no matter who you married. The sin nature of mankind is universal. Every single human being is the wrong person to get married to, and there are no right people. Some people are just more wrong than others.
Everyone is terrible at marriage because marriage was instituted between two sinless people in the Garden. No union of two sinful people is going to be comfortable. You would be wise to get over this now before you get married, if you ever do.