When you like someone, you tend to notice all of the good things about that person and minimize their flaws. While this might help your relationships, it is also an example of

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This scenario is an example of confirmation bias, where someone has a preconceived notion or belief about a person or situation and seeks out information that confirms that belief while ignoring or downplaying information that contradicts it.

When You Like Someone, You Tend to Notice All of the Good