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>>4387
>We have lived our lives according to the choices we made, (hopefully) meaning it was a great time.
I think your notion of hapiness is on the very right -ethical- way (attainable or not, permissible or not). That said:
If our waifus are our personal intrepretations of them, that is, if they are merely a part of us, that only lives within/inside us as something only us give (intellectual) life with our own acceptance of their importance, then you can very well conclude that your waifu will (live and) die with you: you two really are one, so you'll really die together (and well: what else can you ask from love?)...
If, somehow, you care more about your waifu as the character she initially was, as depicted by her author and restricted to her place in her world, then your waifu is safe, for all that matter to us; even if she does die in her world, she will never die for us: she will never end up living (and dying), again and again, as long as her existence is preserved on the media she's depicted on, to be brought up to life by someone else's thoughts and feelings for her.
Post edited on 1st Aug 2011, 8:55am
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