In songs and anime (yes, I know that they're not always good representations
of normal spoken Japanese) I see キミの事 used (for example キミの事が大好き), and I'm
pretty sure that it doesn't mean the literal translation of (I like your
things/event/etc), and probably just means (I like you). Is there a
distinction in the way it would be used in connection with "your"?

Edit: Aight, I see now. As for 事, it means "everything about [object]" in a
very large sense, but without it, it's less strong. Of course this can mostly
only be used with people and (maybe?) other ANIMATE objects. なるほどｗ、本当にありがとう!
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What is the difference between キミ and キミの事?