I've seen people misuse "being" as "been" and this got me confused. Which one of this is correct? I like been simple or I like being simple.

Difference between being and
been These words are often confused by
Nigerians. Although they are both forms of the
primary auxiliary verb be, they are used in different grammatical structures. The word been is the past participle form of be. It is used after have. I have been to Australia. The postman has already been. The word being is the present participle form of the verb be. It is not used after have. As a rule, being is used after a form of be (is, am,
are, was, were). He is being sick. (= He is vomiting.) (NOT He
has being sick.) Who is being a silly baby, then? I was being careful. Are you following?

'I like being simple' is the correct one. D person above me has said everytin u need to knw. Pls to d guy above me here. Kindly help wit the difference between 'could' and could not. Lyk. I could not do any better and i could not have done any better.