Today is Nagisa's 37th birthday. Time is going by so fast.
Happy birthday!
Just wanted to wish my waifu a happy birthday. She's still the greatest, and I wish I did more for her this year.
Happy birthday Tohno!
Happy Birthday Tohno's waifu Tohno
Do you prefer to keep your waifu tendencies in private or share them with others? I used to feel like sharing with anyone and everyone, but I've noticed that now I feel like it's no one's business but my own. I haven't been coming to places like this and I don't bring her up to my IRC buddies unless I really feel like gushing about her.
>>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.
What kind of job/carrier do you think would suit your waifu? I've come across an artist on pixiv that has drawn my waifu as a train conductor a few times, and it actually kind of makes some sense given her background as well as always hanging out at a train station.
>>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.
New one
Do you connect with your waifu in any vidya? Like mods or a game based on their source? Yuru Camp has a VR game and I love it. It's like she's really there talking to me.
>>21667 My wife is from a visual novel, but I don't like her source material very much, so I do not replay it very often. I am also not a big fan of 3DCG, so I don't use anything involving that either. I have thought about creating a simple program like a visual novel to simulate interaction with her. I would like it to be fairly robust, though, so I haven't decided the best way to try to implement this idea yet.
how's the cosplay of your waifu coming along, anon? since it represents her form and your form being merged together as one, it is the most intimate thing you can do with her while you are in separate worlds. and don't give me any of that "my body's not right for it" nonsense, if you really love her you can make it work
>>21644 this is the worst thing about it, Cartoons are the antithesis of Waifus.
I remember that time I wore clothes similar to my husbando's. Not exactly the same, and not exactly cosplay. But I did it because I wanted to bring him physically closer to me. I felt a certain sense of euphoria, a certain kind of rush. And I hugged myself and closed my eyes (because of the clothes it felt very soft and warm), and lied on my bed like that for a while. Anyway, I was planning to make an actual cosplay and wear it to a con, but I don't think it'll be possible anytime soon.
>>21653 it is not a troll thread.
I've cosplayed my husbando in his younger form. I only have platonic feelings for his teenage self, and during this pandemic I bought a cosplay of his adult self who I'm in love with. I actually feel kind of shy about it. But I will one day because I went through the trouble of ordering it anyway
Post ITT when you find a new image of your waifu. For those with a waifu that's popular or gets tons of fanart daily/weekly, post your favorite of the new stuff. I love this one i found today, she's even holding a can of cocacola which is my favorite soda.
I like the lighting on this one. It's quite rare that I get to see her in her stage attire.
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Just thought I'd wish Minagi a happy birthday. Wasn't able to draw or do anything special this year but hopefully that wont be the case next year.
Cute. I wasn't able to do much this year either, but I hope everyone finds happiness in the days to come.
Today is 24th of December. Happy birthday, Nagisa!
One of my most beloved of hobbies is scrounging through Google results for hours in hopes of finding just one barely relevant artifact of my waifu's show. Does anyone else do this? What are your favorite, most rarest findings? For me, it's: -A photograph someone took of their television featuring my waifu's show being interrupted with scrolling text on the bottom of the screen reporting on a massive earthquake that had just happened. -A video someone shot with a smartphone of a guitarist in a studio practicing and about to record my waifu's soundtrack. (Which happened to be used in one of my favorite episodes, so this was a double lucky find!) -Photographs of plastic cups and drink toppers with my waifu's face and logo printed on them some obscure coffee shop sold for only three months. Surprisingly, it was licensed. I have about two gigabytes of official pictures, video and website rips I've saved over the years, but those three are the crown jewels. Unrelated image.
>>20794 >I have about two gigabytes Luck you, I can't even fill 100 mb because of how little there is of non-official content.
>>20797 Oh, I hate fanart of my gal, personally. All of it. I only save official stuff. All two gigs are official. Official stuff can be rare, too. Like, for example, my waifu's voice actor made a video compilation to add to her professional portfolio demonstrating the voice range of my wife. And she uploaded it unlisted to YouTube and the only way to see it was to visit her blog that had very few subscribers. I'm sure the well has dried up completely for a lot of people's wives and mine will dry up soon, too. Maybe years down the line I'll learn to appreciate fanart for this reason, but right now, the once a month little official thing I'm able to find is holding me over.
A good way to do what OP says is just searching the official artist (or a dedicated fan-artist) in a booru or pixiv. Because sometimes she may not have a character tag there. Also keep an eye for stuff that resurfaces. One time I was browsing about mai waifu in a whim, and suddenly found that, just two days before, an old artbook in which she appears in got scanned
>>20794 Well, since April of this year my Kisaragi fanart folder has pretty much exploded, going from ~750 to OVER 2000 images thanks to me doing mangacaps of her, her source's artbook FINALLY getting scanned (pic related to it) and my increasingly obssessive methods of finding fanart of her. At this point I might as well have the single biggest image collection of her, with nearly over 20 TIMES that of Gelbooru's.
How can you justify not beating your waifu to keep her in line? Are you not a man? Besides, beatings make them cuter.(USER WAS BANNED FOR THIS POST)
How can you justify not letting your waifu beat you to keep you in line? Are you not her servant? Besides, she's cute when she does it.
Hitting women is wrong, mkay?
How can you justify not pinching your waifu's cheeks when she says something silly? Are you not her tsukkomi? Besides, cheek pinchings make them smarter.
>>21577 I don't like to mix affection with violence, even if it's light violence.
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