I like it. Except I hate the yuri shippers, leave her alone.

It's kind of being milked much more than it should be, and the newer season that came out about last year wasn't the best compared to the other two.
At least the plot isn't linear and the most "story" it's had was only in S1, so I can just take what I enjoy from it and ignore the rest I don't like. Funny enough the mobile games have more serious content that I enjoy even if it has fuckall to do with the anime.

>>19588
I've only read a bit of the LN, about up to vol 2 or so, but reading from Kyosukes POV I feel changes a lot of things about Kirino and how she acts in the show vs how Kyosuke perceives her actions, so if you care about character analysis and all that fun stuff.
But you said you didn't like the manga, and the manga is the closest to the LN (in terms of events) so iunno you might not like the LN as much.

>>19535
I rewatch it or an episode of it occasionally to see her in motion, smiling and laughing and having fun. It brings a smile to my face.

At times, it feels that the devs dislike the fact that she's much more popular amongst the very small playerbase than the girls they're trying to market (which hasn't attracted anywhere near enough people, and the people they do attract generally quit after a short while) yet they can't just ditch her completely because she's the one earning by far the most money for them.

>>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.

Divination is a beautiful way to communicate to the spiritual world. Any forms of traditional divination through various cultures and belief systems can work. There's so many possibilities with divination

My waifu is a vampire so she does not really age. I like that she keeps looking young. But if I took into account her real age she would be only a year or two younger then me. If anything I think she worries more about me aging.

I like to imagine her aging with me. I typically imagine her looking the same though, I can't wait to see the older Rin in the new movie.

>>21197
She's immortal, I'd rather not think too much about it but she became immortal at a young age too, I was 16 when she became my waifu but I just keep getting older... I won't stop loving her despite growing older though.

She has a set birth year, 1993, so I of course imagine her aging with me.

How do you interact with your waifu?

garrett? is that you?

Some months ago I met her on an empty road in the middle of the night. She handed me a cake and blushed. It was a great morning.

I had a dream of my wife within the past couple months. Most recently, I dreamed that she was crying and very sad; I do not remember why. She normally does not cry in response to hardship, so that dream struck me as particularly odd. The occasion before that, I briefly dreamed that we were both amorphous balls of goo, but it seemed happy within the context of my dream, so that's good.
Broadly speaking, dreams about my wife are infrequent but very pleasant. If I do dream of her, it is common for me to be engulfed by a sense of pure elation. We'll usually spend time doing mundane things together or sitting around relaxing. Nothing makes me happier than that. It would be nice if I could dream of her more often.

Once 4 years ago with my ex- garufurendo? I don't consider her wife. I did and do like her but it wasn't true love as I found out 9 months later when I met that who is now maiwaifu.
She who only appeared very recently in a dream. At the end of my sleep when becomes light sleep that's when I usually have some sort of dream as my mind is nearly awake. In this case it was a bit of a carnal dream.

I don't dream often. And in both cases it was a simple appearance of the girl in question with little to no interaction. Nonetheless it's a pleasing and memorable experience.
It's comfy being surrounded by them and not longing for 3DPD.

It used to happen every now and then from the typical "what if date IRL" to surrealistic scenarios. One dream I had last was where I was in elementary school again and she was a fellow student, so I tried to pester her for attention, and treated her as if she was a bit slow. She snapped, telling me not to assume that she's something she isn't, and since then I haven't had that many.
I don't know why but something about that dream stuck. Like my subconcious knows that I shouldn't fall for someone if I can't really know them as a true person. But also it's given me some writing inspiration regarding how canon and fanon work in media (making assumptions vs the artists truth) so everything has it's purpose.
I still love her of course, just feel more embarassed...
I'm jealous of those who have comfy idyllic dreams with their loves. And that's coming from someone who can lucid dream.

I'd rather be alone, speak for yourself.

Waifuists. Together. Strong.

Together in ruining the characters and insulting the creators of the characters.

>>21691
People do that even without having a waifu.

Happy birthday!

Happy birthday Tohno!

Happy Birthday Tohno's waifu Tohno

>>18406
I sometimes post on spaces for it, but I generally do keep it a secret. I normally don't care what others think but we are not all that liked.

I don't mind talking in general terms about waifuism while anonymous online, but I prefer not to disclose details about my wife and her identity. When I first fell in love with her the better part of a decade ago, I was less hesitant to provide more information to people, but, in doing so, I started to feel like I was flaunting her around in a manner which failed to respect her as my equal, so now I don't mention it.
For similar reasons, I don't have a shrine or any of her merchandise; wouldn't feel right for me.

I like to stay private. I don't feel like sharing much about Rin anymore, unless I find something cool related to her or get new merch otherwise no.

Private is best, except for dedicated spaces (so far only tohno-chan).

I tried to hint at it on social media for a time to see if I would be accepted, but I only encountered the typical objections.

>>21671
I think it might be tohno. It's like the opposite of key's(Hinoue Itaru's old) style

>>21672
It's an artist that goes by Hugo. I once spotted one of their drawings in the wild.

https://twitter.com/Hugo_Kirara3500

>>21673
Huh. I guess Japanese people don't all have magic art powers. This gives me hope.

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