>>21170
>What's it like to have a waifu?
With everybody you ask, you're going to get somewhat different answers from what I've seen. The shared aspect is love, but that's about it. One thing that varies per person is the amount of 'imagination' one has. For example I've met people who imagine their waifu with them most days and have a good grasp on how they'd react and act during daily events like that on a more than basic level. I'd imagine most people think about those sort of things, but for me my imagination/creativity is particularly limiting. Second thing that varies per person is how they view their relationship, some people viewing it as more platonic, some romantic, some admiration of an ideal/god(ess), or some mix of those.
>People say that it will come naturally but I'm worried that I'll be alone because of my jaded outlook and personality.
I think anyone falling in love would say that it comes naturally, don't think that is limited to 2D love. However, though it does come naturally, at least for me it did come with a choice to be made. I only bring this up because you doubt yourself (and many people might have varying experiences so don't treat what I am saying as absolute), but it might be something to consider. If there is a character you question whether you love, you sorta have to decide then whether your feelings are genuine enough to actually call a character your waifu and to treat that as a real relationship. Since the relationship is in a way all you, you make all the calls, so you have to judge whether having a waifu will actually be a beneficial experience to you. This depends on you completely, what your values and ideals are etc. Nearly 6 years ago now I thought about this a lot, I figured if I were to be true to that I would have to forego any other relationships and weigh the pro/con of doing that and not just short but long term. For me after being with her this long, it's not just about the feeling of love, but also about the appreciation of something more ideal, something to look up to and dedicate yourself towards.

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>>21170
>file Removed
What kind of fuck did you posted?

>>21172
It was a gif of reviewbrah being sad.

Good taste, anon

Just as a heads up don't really do "claiming" here. This implies some sort of sole ownership over a character who belongs to all fans.

>>21093
I CLAIM HER BECAUSE SHE IS MINE AND SOLELY MINE AND IF YOU EVEN THINK BAD THINGS ABOUT HER I WILL CALL YOU MEAN THING ON THE INTERNET NIGGER!!!

jk plz no ban

>>21094
THINGS"

Happy bday Furukawa! Have another wonderful decade with your Anon!!

Happy Birthday!

I'm technically a few hours late going by local time, but I still want to wish Nagisa a happy birthday as well!

I don't have a husbando but I think sexual orientation doesn't have much to do with being able to fall in love with someone even if you aren't lonely or desperate.

Also if it did there's the viewpoint that humans are bisexual by default anyways which does have a few facts backing it up.
I also find it hard to believe that you're just born with a sexual orientation since that view doesn't account for changes, I was "normal" in my childhood but now I'm not really interested in any person. Does that mean I was born hetero and I'm now pretending to be disgusted by women (how the human body works in general) or that I was pretending to be interested in girls as a kid?
I can only speak for myself and some shit I've read. I wouldn't know how it works for other people.

>I don't think faggotry is healthy.
Why?
>I really want the best for him, and I don't know if that means to let him live a straight life or to be with me.
I don't really see the difference between a homosexual and a heterosexual life except "our" society looking down onto the first but that's the same for "waifuism" in general which they also claim is not healthy.

>>20759
This was great advice, thank you.

>>21039
>>/r/12

>>21040
Thanks for clearing it up.

>>21035
More than hobbies I'd say attitudes. I don't care for my waifu's hobby (i.e. otaku-level obsession) as much as I pretend I do, for her sake. It just makes me happy she's into that and it shows a degree of devotion to something which reflects she being a committed, loyal and persistent person, and is one of the things I love about her.

Regarding your husbando, I'm sure there is nothing for him to fear, since he can just look at them in their cages.

I think she'd likely find it odd but interesting. There's a side to her with a child like innocence which would wonder about it, ask questions, and so on. I can't see her getting into it herself, but I don't think it'd bother her either. She'd simply find it curious is all.

Not at all. On the contrary, I think Prinz would find my knowledge of Chinese characters and languages fascinating, just not to the point of actively pursuing knowledge about those things herself. She would always enjoy listening to me share what I've learned, but never go read a book on the matter, is what I mean. Aside from those things, I guess the only other major interest I have is all things otaku. I could get her casually interested in anime and manga series, I think, but I can't imagine her going as deep into the otaku culture as I am. Actually, now that I think about it, my being as big an otaku as I am would almost certainly be off-putting to her. I at least go to the gym to avoid looking like a stereotypical otaku, but I couldn't do anything about the obsession besides keeping it at least somewhat in check around her.

Prinz enjoys cooking, and that just isn't a hobby of mine. I enjoy the feeling of successfully making something, since it makes me feel closer to her, but I find cooking to otherwise be a pain in the ass.

I think she would like my cooking. I think she likes western sweets but not eastern ones. I like to cook western sweets.

She could train me in martial arts.

She would probably find my obsessive internet browsing weird. She might find my obsession for her cute if she was fond of me, but would find it creepy if she wasnt.

She seems more into fashion and making masks. I'm not interested in those. But good partners do not neccesarily have to share interests. Sometimes interests can complement each other.

>>15026
Seth dat you?

I've never actually gotten into any arguments with other Chara bros. It's rare enough just to find someone else who has an even remotely positive opinion of her, let alone someone who actually has her as their waifu.
We seem to have this sort of unspoken agreement not to fight amongst ourselves, and I'd say there's some probably good reasons for that. The source material tends to be rather cryptic and ambiguous regarding Chara, and as a result, people can have some substantially different interpretations of her character. I like her because I think she's a genuinely good person who tried to do what was right, and didn't deserve all of the horrible things that happened to her. A lot of people hate her, because they think she's evil and always had some sort of malicious intent behind everything she did. Some people actually like her for that exact same reason, which I suppose does make me a little bit uncomfortable sometimes, but I don't make a big deal out of it, and neither do they.
I think most Chara bros probably agree on some level that part of liking Chara is being able to accept that one's "ideal" of her is largely just an interpretation, and that most of those interpretations are equally valid, considering what little information there actually is about her in the source material.

its just a fantasy. some embrace it more than others.

I haven't seen it happen to my waifu, but anyone who would be like that would be incredibly stupid. She's by far the most popular girl, as just about anyone who plays the game can tell you, and I'm but one out of many, many players who have her as our waifu, and we're all generally very chill with one another about it. If some guy comes over and tells me to "stop waifuing her because she's mine", what is he going to do to everyone else who also has her as their waifu? Track down all of them and tell the same thing to them? Tell a good chunk of the playerbase to stop loving her and drop the game because he wants them to?

Besides, what has he done for her? I've actually gotten 1st place ranking for her before, and the others I know who have done that are all Japanese, and two of them are still active hardcore whales. If he wants to be like that, two can play that game.

>>20995
I never really understood why (other) people with a waifu seem to yearn for others to accept, recognize, etc. their choice. It feels like an unnecessary need of validation, and makes me thing less of the person. It's like needing your parents approval to date someone IRL (yuck!). For me, the less people know, care or comment about it, the better, because it mean there's more for me to have in an absolute degree. i.e. The more popular your waifu is, the less percentage of her you possess.

Simultaneously, I think your relationship with your waifu is your own, and nobody else should be involved, which means the focus of your affection should be one-directional towards her ignore pointless chatter with other people about her. So, no, I don't feel petty about my waifu beyond the sense that I have superior taste to others with absolute garbage-tier choices, specially those who further reject 2D reality (e.g. a 2D who's in a happy and committed relationship within their own canon, like Takanashi Rikka from Chuunibyou, or any canonically married couples).

Don't get me wrong, I fully understand your feeling. I just think you should stop caring about people's opinions regarding them, and focus in maintaining and strengthening your relationship instead.

Moreover, people who ship characters are literally scum of the earth. Who the hell cares who these subhumans think?

I just sometimes want to smack her across the face. Not because of malice, but because I think she's cute when she's hurt. I know it's wrong, but I can't help but feel that way.

It makes me sad that if she was real she probably wouldn't like me.

Already made one, last year I think.

>>20991
You didn't specify who the team is for though.

FINALLY got this done!

That's pretty cool. How do those stats stack her up agents other cards?

>>20989
Well, she's an ok card, not TOO powerful. But she has other versions that are much more powerful

>You got nothing to lose
But I do. My relationship is between me and my waifu. The more people I expose that relationship to, the less intimate it becomes. I have no need for acceptance nor validation of anyone else, so it'd be a risk with no reward.

>>20973
If you can't see the difference between a religion and a romantic relationship, I've got nothing to say to you.

>>20975
i would echo this to an extent

creating a religion isn't necessary to legitimize marriage to 2d people. gay marriage wasn't legalized in America because a new religion was created to validate it.

if you are seeking to legitimize waifuism in a way to bring us closer to legal recognition of marriage to a waifu then this is the wrong way to do it.

moving on from that point, i'd say it would be interesting to explore waifuism in a metaphysical light.

Why do you want to make Waifuism an official religion? Is your goal legalizing 2D marriage?
Why?

Her best friend who's sort of her sister but isn't(it's weird) would be -very- hard to get along with. She's extremely protective of Minagi and can be a real brat. Obviously I'd try my best but who knows if it's even possible with her.
Her mother seems like a really nice easy going lady (even if she does have a few screws missing in the old noggin), I think it would be easy to get along with her pretty well. I don't know much about her dad, but she seems to really love him in spite of him leaving them so I suppose he can't be all 'that' bad.

>>19579
She has an adoptive family, who I think are all just absolutely terrible. Mother's a psychopath and a treasonist; father's a racist, a cuckold, and a murderer; brother's the single most evil, hateful, and malicious creature that any human being could possibly imagine - literally the devil.

I don't think I could stop myself from trying to kill all of them. But at the same time, I'm not even sure she'd mind if I did.

Parents, half brother and cousin.
They are ok. For the story, they are a quite bland troupe... Ex pro tennis player-perverted father, americanized naggy-with-her-husband mother, yamato nadeshiko cousin. And then there is the mystery of the half brother... who looks identical to Ryoma... and Ryoma wasn't in contact for long time and is not able to remember... and some other garbage that only Konomi sensei can pull off his ass in his incoherent universe and story.
I try to not give much thought into the idea of his father sneaking with his porn all day, publicly and messing with my bra size, or else.
I got used to it.
Anyway, apples don't fall far from the tree: Ryoma inherited his cheekiness...
Had some contact with them in an official game. It was fine. They feel like in-laws.

Canonically, her only known family member is her father, who's a very centralizing role in her life. He's very controlling.

It's implied that she's abused by her father. At the least, he is very strict and mean to her. I'd rather not meet him, and it's probably best if he stays away from her for good.