According to Protestant interpretations of the Bible, is there justification for “disliking somebody”?

We know that if we hate a brother we are a murderer at heart: > “We know that we have passed from death to life, because we love the > brethren. He who does not love his brother abides in death. ***Whoever > hates his brother is a murderer***, and you know that no murderer has > eternal life abiding in him.” ‭‭I John‬ ‭3:14-15‬ Hatred is different than “**disliking**” someone. Hatred can entail such animosity that things escalate beyond peace, but disliking can be of a more modest nature in terms of behavior. I wonder if disliking and hatred are the same? **Q: Is there any biblical justification for disliking somebody? (Put another way): Is it a sin to “dislike” another person?**