what's the difference between " for one's sake" and "because of"
i came back for your sake
i came back because of you

when to use these?

Question

what's the difference between " for one's sake" and "because of"
i came back for your sake
i came back because of you

when to use these?

Answer

For your sake means for your benefit whereas I came back because of you doesn’t mean for your benefit. It implies that it is for the speaker’s benefit.
Ex: I came back for your sake. (I came back because I knew you’d be alone all evening and I know you don’t like to be alone.)
I came back because of you. (Because of my great love for you.)

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