Actually, statistics is the one branch of mathematics I DON'T like.
I enjoy the intellectual challenges my math classes (mainly PDE's) have thrown at me, as painful as they may be. I feel like if I don't get a math PhD, I'll regret it; like something important would be missing in my life. Not because PhD's are respected or well-paid (from what I've heard, that's not true anyway), but because I'm passionate about math. Whether or not I can handle it is another thing.
I've only recently taken a good look at myself and questioned if I'm actually capable of a math PhD, or even a math major. Up until PDE's, whenever I struggled in math, I made excuses, i.e. "I'm only a junior, it's okay if I can't quite get the hang of calculus yet!", or "I'm just a high-school senior, so the fact that I'm in multivar and LA already makes me a winner!" This past semester, I almost fell into the same trap again ("This class isn't even meant for first-years; I'm doing fine!"). I decided I need to stop making excuses and sugar-coating the truth. But, goodness gracious, the truth hurts!