Did any of you tell your parents/friends about your Waifu? How did they react to it? But in a little perspective tell us what kind of person you are. The reason I'm asking is I want to get things for and of my Waifu but fear the judgement my father will bring down on me We are both very Gruff Conservative men and to have such a thing as a waifu might desroy our relationship and his view of me I think however, it only goes with our beliefs that (3D) women are inherently evil and don't want to be corrupted by them, but I think he can't look beyond, or rather tell the difference between, having a Waifu and such faux-logic things as being a furry Would it be better if I kept my love a secret?
>>19500 Why do you think it's childish to hide it?
>>19507 I'm sorry, that was kinda rude, I didn't really mean it for everyone. In my case, being with my girl gave me a noticeably big turnaround in my behavior, my confidence and in my life in general. I felt like I wasn't giving her proper thank you by saying "I" "me" etc. etc. to my family, that's why I thought I was being childish, not giving credit where it should be due. So one day I just told my mom and dad while we were talking about me again, "Yeah it's because of her, this character", they were a little shocked at first, but they were ultimately understanding.Post edited on 4th Feb 2016, 2:23am
>>19505 I wish I could blur the line between the two more in regards to my waifu.
>>19506 Okay... Thanks to this guy (>>19508), I figured it out. I will continue keeping her a secret, until later, when and if I achieve all my current goals and could say to my family: "It would never happen without her". I mean, there are higher chances that they will take it seriously and accept her (maybe reluctantly) when I will have more solid argument than "She made me a better person and helps me not to give up on myself and life". Or until I am really cornered by them and I feel that they kind of figured this out and just want to confirm.
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