I'm not gonna say what people can and can't do, but it's wrong. That's a harem and there's no love in that.

I don't think so, maybe, but everyone I've ever read talk about more than one was just talking about characters they liked, not waifus

Someone can have as many 'waifus' as they want, but I don't believe that it's possible to love more than one person.

Before seeing Yuyuski I'd simply say no, but that show really changed my views on traditional two partner relationships. If each person loves the other two involved then why not?
That is unless you're going at it as a harem type of deal. To which I'd be tempted to say fuck off... but honestly at the end of the day it's all about escapism and fantasy and wish fulfillment so to each their own.

Yes, they can, they can have many as they want, I don't really care, since I don't force my opinions on others.

However, I prefer to only have just one, since it's more simple and I don't need to exhaust more energy to love another girl. And the loyalty is much stronger in having only one soulmate than having multiple partners.

On TV I often heard about (normal) people who are in a releationship with more than one person, most of the time it involves 3 of them.
I believe that those people actually love each other and I don't see anything wrong with that, but on the internet people who make up their "waifu harems" are annoying because almost always they are not serious about their love and passion.

I'd say they could, there's no reason why someone couldn't fall in love with multiple people, in fact it happens quite often.

Ignoring the people who do it to 'fit in' or just count waifus as their favourite character, I don't think any less of people who actually love all the girls in their harem, I just don't think they really have a waifu. I think it involves a different kind of love entirely then what I , at-least, attribute to 'waifuism'

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I agree