He literally learn to draw just because of her!

>>22067
Actually she is more of daughterfu to him but he still clearly loves her deeply

Closest thing to "famous waifufags" I can think of is twitter e-celebs who avatarfag as one specific character.

Does it count even if you don't know their IRL names?

>>22073
i guess so
but i doubt that guy is a actually waifufag he seems like just big fan of the character and uses her as avatar

>>22080
Where does "big fan of an opposite-sex fictional character" end and where does "waifufag" begin?

>>22084
>where does "waifufag" begin?
waifufag beings when he becomes serious about spending his life loving a drawing and having a meaningful relationship with it.

>>22084
I can't tell if "waifufag" was meant with negative intonation (one who uses her as an avatar but doesn't otherwise entertain a genuine romantic relationship with her).

If it was meant as just waifuist, then the dividing line is whether one forms a genuine emotion connection. Do you see her more as just a character in a show.

>>22088
>>22089
It's impossible to know this without being a mind-reader or having an unusually intimate conversation with the subject.

Waifuism is not taken seriously by the general population, so one could deny being a waifuist even if they in fact are one (I know I would do this, if someone asked with an uncharitable tone)

>>22084
"big fan of an opposite-sex fictional character"
- Character I think is hot and like masturbating to
or
- I just think kawaii-chan is cool.

"waifufag"
- strong feelings of love and attraction for a character that go beyond lust.

>>22090
Sadly the word waifu itself has completely lost its original meaning sadly most people use it when they see any hot anime girl.