cirno is best waifu. Truly the strongest.

Remember the Cirno art I got for you the art may not have been great but I tried and still think of you.
Megalol at mai life or waht is left of it.

This is my beloved angel, Tomori Nao. I really love this girl so much. She means everything to me; she's my better half.

It's interesting to see the history of this thread and the so many fellow Key waifufriends before me, are you still together? I do hope so.

>>21623
I thought that childhood ended when you left highschool, that was when you no longer could be a happy kid. But now I wonder, if in reality, it is that time when you say goodbye to fantasy, to the idealism and imaginative world in your head of your early twenties, to that goal of becoming the true wizard Otaku to the very end, that is childhoods real end. Then you go out into the world and kill your old self, you get a job, have kids, and become just another normalfag. Maybe that's what the Japanese meant when they focused so much on childhood being your only real life. Everything after that is just being another machine to make and support kids.

>>21628
Lots of people care more about retiring comfortably than raising kids.

>>21628
That means our childhood never ended? I never said goodbye to any of that.

>>21623
>>21628
You're just surrendering. Even if you did choose to give up Asuka, you're still surrendering every other aspect of yourself over it.

Don't just ""become another normalfag that only exists to have kids"", find your own fulfillment. Asuka or no Asuka, you should never surrender yourself to the weight of the world.

bumping for 2021

I hope the rest of you enjoyed spending quality time with your waifu today, I love her so much.

did you make that fumo

>>21604
Nah a buddy did.

Have you considered temple os as a solution? It was designed so that people could communicate with god, but in my opinion, it would work just a well with a person's waifu.

>>21600
Temple OS was created in gods image to his specification. There's no relationship between it and my waifu that would form a link by which it would enable communication. I think the concept of Temple OS is applicable though, but in my case the issue is I would have no place to start with such a thing. Terry already had a communication with God, through his schizophrenia.

There's a sense that there should both be a natural fit in method such that the symbolism of the system is the symbolism of what you are trying to communicate, and there should be some historical root in legitimacy. For Terry, legitimacy came from knowing it worked, not merely belief. I know divination works, but only so far as knowing methods with historical precedent work.

To that end, I can't help but think about invoking elements of the Ccru numogram. There's numerous aspects that link anime and manga characters to the Ccrus' research through Deleuze and Guattari, and in particular I think of the Body without Organs and smooth space (the former of which I have actually seen referenced many times in papers about virtual idols, for example). The Ccrus' existing system of time sorcery (where the numogram applies) feels relevant as well, even though it deals with the lemurian demons, the concept of the Time-circuit and Outer-time seem largely applicable. (interestingly, some special numbers related to my waifu can be disassembled by the numogram and placing her as a Xenodemon within the Pandemonium system). I've read accounts of chaos magicians having success with divination through the decadence and subdecadence methods that give it legitimacy.

>>21601
Well maybe your waifu is god and you just don't know about it?

>>21599
Divination methods already require some amount of occult training to attune yourself. If you're at that point, why not go ham and just train some more so you can actually commune with her as with a normal spirit through evocation?
I'd devise a sigil for her, empower it in the usual way, then call upon her with the sigil and her name in the usual way of such things, and then speak with her as with anything.
Alternatively, divination through Homeric verses or the bible was a thing, this could be copied. Construct a corpus of works on your waifu, then proceed to devise a method to refer to certain parts, for example throw dice to generate a number which is the Xth file in your waifu communion folder, then repeat to generate a line and, maybe, word number, or a timestamp.

Well...

The chances of my S/O dying were pretty much zero considering her source's nature; so I can't relate that much.
However, it'd be definitely pretty nightmarish.

I don't pay it much mind. She is alive to me as an idea.

My wife was mentioned having passed away during the ending of her series, where she was the main protagonist. The ending skips ahead to centuries later to the time of her descendants.

I read the manga adaptation of her series after it had already finished, so I pretty much fell in love with her at the same time that I learned about how her story ended. The idea of her passing away left a heavy feeling in my heart, but at the same time, it happened many years later after the main story so it just felt like a glimpse into her future rather than her actually being dead for real.

It helps that I imagine being with her in my own alternate timeline based on the actual series and the events mentioned in the ending have not yet occurred since I tend to imagine the "present day" version of her as being "about a year or two after the main story ended", so she's still very much alive to me.

May or may not apply... doesn't matter too much either way.

I usually picture my loved one owning a sweets shop or a bakery. Not only does she likes sweets and making others happy, but I also feel like it's a very nice thing for someone like her.

Sailor moon

Violet Evergarden in vineyard

Komari

I like the lighting on this one. It's quite rare that I get to see her in her stage attire.

>>564

Cute. I wasn't able to do much this year either, but I hope everyone finds happiness in the days to come.

Happy birthday!

>>21572
Wizchan has essentially become indistinguishable from places like 4chan at this point. It perhaps doesn't seem that way on the surface – since the thread topics themselves are decent – but if you read through the replies you get the distinct sense that its demographic essentially overlap that of the former. Moreover, it's ironic that they call themselves "wizards" considering more than half of the posts there end up mentioning 3D in some form. Visiting their "hidden" /b/ board should also convince you about the type of demographic that lurks there.

>>21570
There's a kind of weird you can't really fake, the kind that borders with creepy and absolutely insane.

>>21572
I mean the idea of remaining a virgin and showing some particular self-depreciating pride, if there's such a thing, while ashaming those who aren't. Not really like wizchan, I hate that place.

>>21574
>the kind that borders with creepy and absolutely insane.
Flamboyant "creepiness" is the easiest to fake I think. I knew plenty of kids like that in middle school.

>I mean the idea of remaining a virgin
People talk about having sex like it's the same as going outside, or exercising, or eating a steak, and that's bizarre to me. Even if there was always a joking vibe to it, I do think whether someone socialized their way into physical intimacy or not indicates a fundamental difference in them. People always knew that and their options were to feel bad because of society's ubiquitous judgment, or take some kind of pride in that fundamental difference.

Feeling bad because people who are judged everywhere else react negatively to casual mentions of those few times you had sex is ridiculous and entitled.

>>21570
>do they care about what happens after they die
I'm not sure if the normalfag-leaning answer to this is supposed to be yes or no.