Person I Like vs Person Who Likes Me


From what I understand 好きな人 refers to "the person I like". How do I express
"the person who likes me"?

Preferably the most naturally casual way.

I want to use it in casual sentences like the following:

> 今、好きな人がいないよ。笑




好きな人 isn't necessarily about you. It is assumed to be since no specifics were
given.

There are many ways you could express it but here are a few examples.

> 好きな人がいない  
>  There is no one I like.
>
> 好きな人がいますか？  
>  Is there a person you like?
>
> 私の事が好きな人がいるでしょうか  
>  I wonder if there is someone who likes me.

