Joel wrote:

なって is the て-form of なる, “to become”.　て-form + 欲しい = want some verb to take place.　好きになる = come to like, fall in love, et cetera.

So yeah, your translation is correct.

Omigosh thank you. >w<;
I actually just learned about たーforms a couple of days ago, so I don’t really know what て-forms are all about yet. So I assumed it was just some kind of variation of “to become”. The problem I had was that I kept trying to translate it too literally. So I kept reading it as, “I like to become want.” Which of course makes no sense, at least in English. I didn’t realize that なる could be used in a sentence like this. Because of that it throw me off for a while. xD (I also didn’t realize that 好きになる = “fall in love”. So that’s really handy to know! :D)

Anyway, thanks again. ;3

Hey,I’m wondering if anyone knows what “げーのー人” means?
I was playing クマトモ (A really cute game 3DS game where your goal is to become best friends with a teddy bear. Sounds strange, but I assure, it’s such a lovable game) last night, and the teddy bear asked me who my favorite げーのー人 was.

From the context… I think it’s like a proformer? Or someone famous? I tried looking it up, but wasn’t able to find it in a dictionary. I dunno, I’d just like to know the real definition. Hopefully I’m on the right track. （・□・；）