That's kinda the rub. The difference between hating and loving it can be intangible and difficult to describe. You just play enough until one moment when you finally get it and everything clicks. Whether or not that's worth your time is up to you.

You can answer that yourself. No one should bother to convince you otherwise.

Don't be afraid to really stockpile on Blood Vials. I had about 400 in my storage at one point, and I still needed them all. It may seem like a waste but you can use the blood echoes you get while farming for Blood Vials to purchase more Blood Vials.

Jesus, are you me from the future? I did the exact same thing, I started, stopped somewhere near the middle then came back in 2017 and platinum'd the game cause I fell in love with it.

OT: First of all, if you're relatively familiar with Souls games, I'm not sure why you would go into it wanting to be relaxed. The whole point is that combat is unforgiving, your progress (in terms of blood echoes) can be lost and that danger is around every corner. BB specifically with its horror aesthetic is even more unnerving, imo. Case and point, Souls games are not meant to be laid  back or relaxing experiences, unless you familiarize yourself with a particular area to the point that you know what to expect.

The combat is simple and its an emphasizes on timing and patience, there aren't any flashy moves to be had but you can use different combination of attacks based on your primary weapon form and secondary. Moving the analog stick while attack can also perform different moves, from slashes to jabs to pound, etc. There's also some slight magical item that can be used along with your guns and there are a large and varied variety of weapons as you go along. Although, my extendo axe was my primary go-to weapon when the shit hit the fan.

Bosses are never cheap (in my experience) and require good timing and prediction on your part. The cleric beast did have some terrible camera issues but it was due to the location. Honestly, you didn't explain your issue with those two bosses so I'm not sure why you didn't enjoy the fights. As for the blood vials and farming, I got used to it and figured it was worthy punishment for failing at bosses/locations repeatedly. You can look up certain areas (like near the cleric beast bridge, Wolves near the dark house and two golem/trolls next to the elevator) 

The story is subtle and very much hidden but it is extremely fascinating to me specially towards the middle of the game when things are revealed to you (even though it's abstract as fuck as makes no sense) I don't want to spoil if you haven't seen it already but it gets far more unnerving, insidious and hopeless as you play the game. The atmosphere of the game is top notch and you can feel genuine dread as you explore new areas, I always enjoyed that feeling of dread. There's something beautiful in the madness of the universe bloodborne is in. It's like the focus is on the atrocities and hopelessness you find along your journey.

Stick with out, try put new weapon, look up a few quick videos on the lore of certain bosses, npcs, etc. It sounds like homework assignment to understand the lore but it's well worth it.

I literally got the platinum trophy for this game yesterday. Absolutely love the game besides the chalice dungeons they are kinda boring

I disagree I played Dark Souls 3 twice. Even though I got a shitload of weapons and beat all many weapons largely shares a smilair moveset. Magic was pretty cool, but I prefer Bloodborne's Arcane items, especially beast roar and the old hunter bone can add a whole new dimension to a certain play style. Where Bloodborne does suck is when it comes to armour since that's almost pretty much a visual thing. I only once had a new game + account for the chalice dungeons, but I think Bloodborne offers plenty of diversity if you build your character differently.

If you didnt like the first two boss fights, two of the best in the game, well maybe the game is not for you, and thats ok.
Myself, I think bloodborne is a masterpiece and I dont give it a 10 only because the story and crazy and nonsense and because I think the game loses pace in the latest sections. Just like dark souls 1.

That does not seem very difficult...

My biggest problem the entire game was the blood starved beast and martyr logarius

That fucking lava dog just has one particular charge mode that's essentially a 1hit KO, with a grossly quick animation. It took me a while but it wasn't too bad. 

I'm trying to think which boss give me the hardest time but I don't recall being stuck in any one boss for ludicrous amounts of time. I think Vicar amelia fucked me up real good cause I kept getting impatient instead of patient with every death.  Lady Maria was a tough cookie to crack. 

You have still seen NOTHING of the game.  The clerical beast is an optional boss. You basically only beaten the first boss of the tutorial area of the game.

You really should continue, and don't forget the incredible DLC where you'll find the best bosses of the game. You'll find others very difficult bosses in the chalices dungeon.