another great thing about cosplaying your waifu is that its completely in line with the topic of this board

why would I ruin her form by giving her a body of an ugly creature that is a three-dimensional human?

>>21641
My body's not right for it. It is possible for me to put on a costume of my waifu, of course - but I don't look like an Asian high school girl. At most, it would end up looking like a caricature of hers.

>>21643
>>21644
you CAN be beautiful anon
besides the symbolism of the action is more important than the aesthetics
if you really don't want to the only other way I can think of that you could achieve the same level of symbolic physical/spiritual unity with her while separated is to find another waifufag of your waifu who's cosplaying her, and have sex with them

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>>21645
>find another waifufag of your waifu who's cosplaying her, and have sex with them
How about no.

>>21645
No. No, I can't. I'm tall as a plank. And male.

Thanks for the entertainment.

I like her sense of fashion, it's elegant and pretty in a casual down to earth way that suits her perfectly.
I'm not her, and she isn't me. I'm not into drag, and I feel like it might be a mockery of her to try it. Whenever I see guys drag as a character knowing full well they aren't pulling it off at all, it comes across like they're only doing it for the attention and because it's funny, not out of any sense of passion for the character.

>>21649
I don't think that's entirely true. A lot of people do such things in private. A lot of people who can't pull it off, or don't look like their character, try to make up for it in confidence and costume quality. I don't think everyone is just doing a mockery - some just try hard to work with what they have.

>>21649
>she isn't me
So you wouldn't enjoy seeing her dress up like you?

>>21650
For those who do it in private, and only share it with those close to them sure. But I meant more along the lines of the people who do it at conventions and such.

>>21651
Not at all, I'm not into tomboys.

I will not cross dress, also I believe this is a troll thread

>>21653
>I will not cross dress
this must change

>>21644
this is the worst thing about it, Cartoons are the antithesis of Waifus.

I remember that time I wore clothes similar to my husbando's. Not exactly the same, and not exactly cosplay. But I did it because I wanted to bring him physically closer to me. I felt a certain sense of euphoria, a certain kind of rush. And I hugged myself and closed my eyes (because of the clothes it felt very soft and warm), and lied on my bed like that for a while.

Anyway, I was planning to make an actual cosplay and wear it to a con, but I don't think it'll be possible anytime soon.

>>21653
it is not a troll thread.

I've cosplayed my husbando in his younger form. I only have platonic feelings for his teenage self, and during this pandemic I bought a cosplay of his adult self who I'm in love with.

I actually feel kind of shy about it. But I will one day because I went through the trouble of ordering it anyway