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04/30/22(Sat)15:52
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>>21721
>so too is my waifu better off not being molested by trannies. she's safer in my hard drive.
is that a problem specific to your waifu?
either way, I guess I respect your integrity in being extremely independent in your views of what would seem agreeable to your waifu. I certainly don't try and totally conform to them, that'd seem creepy, but I do find more extreme thoughts of mine tend to get automatically reined in by the thought of my waifu's reaction.
> if you think your waifu is safe, just remember that there are thousands of people who unironically ejaculate to Mickey Mouse and Goofy. nobody is safe from the wrath of freaks.
it comes back to instances. bottom line is, when I'm eventually together with her, I will defend her from said "freaks". we keep our waifus safe.
>>21727
I know because our type of relationships are generally cleaner and less messy they feel pure in a way that makes us want to be perfectly faithful to live up to that perception of purity, but real relationships run into these roadblocks too, and at the end of the day what we have are real relationships, because we're still that human element that can taint purity no matter where it goes.
if you can think more and more of it as a real relationship (because that's what it is), then remember that you can always be on good terms with that character, and treasure past times always in your heart. but that these were past treasures means it's ok to move forward too - if you have to be literal about it, then if you imagine your waifu being materially existent, this is the way it would work, it would be alright to move on, and maybe even to return to that previous relationship after a journey of self-discovery, with or without seeing other people.