A western style house that's nice and big. It's nice but since his parents are there I'd rather move to a nice modest flat together while he's in college then eventually buy a nice old style house.

He lives in a tree house in the middle of a forest in an alternate dimension where everything is Halloween themed.
His room is so fucking befitting of his character, he sleeps in a hammock and he literally has a boulder in his room. Like, he lives on an upper level floor of the house, he picked up an 6,000 pound rock and he carried it up to his room. That's his idea of interior decorating. Of course, no boulder would be truly caveman without some mud paintings on it, which he has seen to.

I'd like to move into his house, I really would, but his friends are shit and I'd have to kill them first or kick them out, and I don't think he'd like that. I'd have to convince him to come somewhere else with me.

She was made out to be an antagonist at first. But she wasn't really bad at heart. Just not too good at social situations, and uncompromisingly obsessive over her lover. When she got rejected she changed for the better.

rapes a girl. was confused if he loved her. understand how he felt, wish it went differently. could've changed if he hadn't died.

I don't really care and bothered by it actually, since I myself is quiet villainous in heart.

But I teased Miyo for being coward since she's only backstabbing, playing god with little kids then simply shoot their heads.

>For those of you in love with antagonists, or those who have done outright villainous things (such as murder), how do you deal with this? How do you reconcile your feelings with their actions?
In the narrative pushed by the writer, she is very egregiously framed as an antagonist, and most of the fanbase has bought into this narrative.
I don't believe that she had actually done anything that would even remotely qualify as "villainous", however. Many of the misdeeds that other people accuse her of are completely fabricated, or based in gross misinterpretations of what is known about her in the source material.

>Do their good actions, behaviors or beliefs outweigh (or even negate) their bad ones for you?
Absolutely. I believe her actions always had very good intentions behind them, and that she genuinely wanted to do what was just and right for those she cared about.

>Do you try to justify what they've done?
Previously, I found myself very often in arguments with others about her, and attempting to explain the motivations for her actions, and why I believed that she was right.
Gradually, though, I have come to realize that this is mostly an exercise in futility, considering the fanbase in question. Those that believe she is nothing more than an evil demon will almost invariably not accept any other interpretation of her character, regardless of what explanations and evidence they are provided with.
I don't even feel very much of a need to justify my feelings about her to anyone anymore. She is good and pure, to me, and I say that is all that matters.

>Do you forgive them, or no?
Unlike most others, I don't believe she actually did anything malevolent, so consequently I don't see very much that needs to be forgiven.
The only real mistake I think she made in her life was trusting a certain someone, which ended very tragically for her. I forgive her for this, though, because I think that her fate was not a result of any malicious action on her part, and that she could not have possibly predicted what would happen to her.

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Yukari Yakumo is my fucking girlfriend

>What are some downsides about your waifu?

Her breasts are a to big.

>And what are some things other would consider as a downside but you like about her?

Can't think of any.

>What are things your waifu would dislike about you?

That I'm a lazy faggot who never achieved anything in life.

looks like fucking vault boy

>>20247
no, not him

>>20248
Oh, phew, my bad, I'm defensive.

I haven't actually decided on one yet.

Her name comes from a Greek word meaning "joy", so I tend to assume that she is of Greek descent, and because of this I have considered that maybe March 25th, Greece's independence day, would be suitable.

Her name was also given to the star previously known as Beta Canum Venaticorum on July 20th, so I have wondered if maybe that date would be more appropriate.

I celebrate her game release date a little but not much. It bothers me but I don't feel like I could set a date for her and be happy celebrating it.

Her release date, 30th January 2009, is celebrated as her Birthdays.

But I'm still not sure how old she is.
Official age is 20.
She exists since 2009 that makes her 7 (8 next month).
I met her in 2013 when she was 20, is she 23 now, because it was 3 years ago?
Or is she 27?

>>15281
Ameen is dat you?

>>19589
I did what had to be done.
Actually it was a friend and I thought it was a funny image for the topic.

My love for her game came before I fell in love with her, but now she makes the game for me. I enjoy it and I'm good at it, and I don't get sick of replaying it constantly.

I just wish I could play as only her the whole way through.

I like it, but the yuriniggers kind of ruin it.

I like some of the other Vocaloids but I rarely listen to anyone of them except Miku.
Miku might be the most mainstream Vocaloid but I like her.
Of course I still prefer Luka over anyone else.

>>20144
Yuri doesn't ruin things it improves them.

962. She gets a decent amount of art, but I'm pretty picky I guess.

1.1k the last time I checked.

More than I've ever been bothered to actually count. I really should get around to sorting them all, though.

I'm relatively sure it's at least 4000.

375 (Not including crossovers and images with other Vocaloids)
That's a very small number but I don't need any more. I never felt like having a big collection gives me anything and I already have problems finding images in that folder.

I already have more Miku images and that folder is growing much faster. Still not very big, only 440 atm.

Happy birthday!

I wish I could be eternally 13.

>>20126
That's a heartwarming image.

Belated happy birthday. That cake looks delicious.

>>20126
Cute!

Happy late birthday, Minagi! May your years with Tohno be lively and plentiful!

I think they should be like:

>Only one waifu each time
>No 3D (Celebrities, movie characters, etc)
>No western animation/animal characters
>No alterations of the official cannon

I think 3DCGI videogame characters from non Japanese origin are ok, since they are also idealistic characters one can develop serious feelings for, they should be allowed.

I also believe one can change waifus, sometimes you can end up mixing a crush with love or simply the love does away.

As long as you're not using it like a meme buzzword (waifu game, 3DPD, no affection, using waifu on every fucking girl you see), it should be ok.

The shitty meme shit aside, the only real rule I follow is to treat my beloved with respect as you would any "real" person. If what you're doing wouldn't fly in a "real" relationship (having someone on the side, pining for another), why would you expect it to fly in a 2D relationship? Beyond this, all characters are unique as well, so it's really dependent on the particular relationship you're in.

If you're serious about it then you should respect and honor her as you would any other beloved person in your life. She/he is special! I'm only human so I sometimes find myself looking at people as I go about my day and I admit that my thoughts aren't always so pure I've found myself crushing on people I've come to know in the past, but with my beloved's help I get over it and I refocus on what really matters to me. I sort it out with her like you would in any healthy relationship. I'm not perfect, but my love is real. I want to become the person she deserves. I think these are the ideals we should strive for regardless of 2D or 3D. The last thing I want is for this to be a kind of "crutch" and to rationalize shitty behavior and to take advantage of the person I love in order to fulfill cheap emotional/sexual satisfactions in the short-term, while hurting her in the long-run. I've seen people dump their "waifus" as soon as some 3D bitch gives them a little attention or when a new flavor-of-the-month moe chara gets popular. Give me a break.

tohno-chan is just the talmud about anime.

>>20090
Frankly, I don't think that normalfag video really captures the essence of this kind of culture, nor does it describe the way we actually feel about it.

I'm pretty sure that video was the reason why many normalfags started thinking that this kind of culture is one big joke in the first place.

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>>20113
Yeah, that video seemed really "off", which is the main reason I looked into this on my own.

>>20090
lol i remember this.

>it's like when you call someone gar. you're not saying you're gay for the guy, it's saying he's fuckin' BAD-ASS

i haven't seen or heard the word 'gar' used in a super long time!

>>20088
I don't have a waifu OP, so I'm not really qualified to comment on what it is like having one, or what it means to have one, however I do understand the concept of "moe" well and would like to offer a my own insight. Hopefully it my grant a little context.

For me, moe is about warmth and happiness, and vicariously fulfilling primal drives. I'm an adult man in my mid 20s, so at this stage of my life I have a number of paternal drives that, without children of my own, go unfulfilled. I watch shows that fall under the headers of CGDCT (cute girls doing cute things), moe, and slice of life, which tend to be interconnected.

The reason I watch a "moe" show like "Is the Order a Rabbit?", "Hanayamata", or the currently airing "Stella no Mahou" is because it gives me my dad jollies. These girls are sweet, earnest, playful, and simple, experiencing and exploring their childhood; these shows are built to play to my paternal drives. When I watch them engaging in their playful antics or struggle with different issues of their childhood, it fills me with warmth, and that warmth makes me happy. This is moe.

Although I am not a practicer of waifuism, nor do I ever intend to be, I do understand what it is like to have anime characters inspire a deep sense of warmth and happiness and can understand the bridge between "moe" and waifuism.