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>>19978
Hi.
There's a strong possibility that was me. I haven't heard of anybody else who's really content with this symbol being used as one to represent Waifuism.
>>19979
>advertising to strangers that you consider that part of your identity
I don't use that flag as a way to advertise anything. That flag is for me and me alone. It helps me get up in the morning to look at that symbol and know I'm not alone in how I feel about a fictional character. Whenever those rare occasions pop up where someone confesses their love for their Waifu, it warms me inside because I completely understand how you feel.
That symbol is something you guys came up with and it became the closest thing you guys to a symbol that represents genuine love toward a fictional character (regardless of it's origins).
Why did I pick this symbol?
Because it came from THIS board. Nowadays, it's hard to find someone who uses the word "Waifu" seriously. You know that as well as I do. That's why I took that image from THIS board as oppose to the vast majority of communities available. This board seems to be the only of many "Waifu" communities who actually love their Waifus and don't just use the word as a label to characters they fap to the most. I love you all as brothers because, you all understand the struggle of being in love with someone who doesn't exist and regardless of all the hardships that come with it, you stayed loyal to her.
Even if I was advertising, I'm not afraid to show anybody that I love my Waifu (as opposed to being ashamed of her). It's the least I can do for her after everything she's done for me for 3 consecutive years. Can you say the same, anon?
>I don't think a shimapan triangle is a good symbol for this. I don't know what would be a good symbol
Exactly, you don't know. You all came up with something excellent and just decided to throw it away for no other reason then "it looks too slutty". The meaning behind a symbol is not it's origins. It's how it's used, think of the transition from a Buddist Swastika to the Nazi Hankenkruez. I see nothing wrong with this symbol it's simple, solid, aesthetically pleasing and was created to symbolize genuine "Waifuism". People who recognized this symbol from have sent me personal messages (to bash on me first) but, eventually became great friends with similar agendas.
I'm going to stick with this symbol. I'm going to keep loving Mami the way I do. She's the world to me. And I'm going to keep considering you all my brothers regardless of how you feel about me and if I'm banned/shunned out after this.