Greetings, /a/. I would like you to answer a few questions about your understanding of a term 'waifu'. It will take you just a couple of minutes, so please take part in. Thank you for your time and effort. I highly appreciate it.
1. How would you define term 'waifu'? How do you understand it?
2. Do you think waifu has to be a character from manga / anime / other japanise franchise, because she couldn't be called 'waifu' otherwise?
3. Do you think one could have more than one waifu at once (ex. from two differet franchises)?
4. Do you think one could change their waifu (by stopping calling one character thier 'waifu' and starting calling that another character)?
5. Do you think one could have a waifu (or husbando) of the opposite gender (ex. girl claiming she has a waifu)?
6. What is your pesonal opinion about 'having a waifu' and / or people who claims they have a waifu?
7. What is your personal opinion about people who claim to have a waifu and are in a romantic relationship (married, coupled) with someone?
8. How seriously do you take having a waifu? Is it something obligating to you?
9. If you have a waifu, what do you think of the other people who claim your waifu to be their waifu (regardless if they argue with you or just inform you about it)?
10. If you have a waifu, who is her? (You may include a picture of her if you wish.)
Bestgirl is waifu
>>137674764
1. Dutch wife
2. No
3. If waifus are an escapism from real women, why limit yourself?
4. People lose interest, it's normal. But I wouldn't be calling it a waifu if you switch every few months.
5. Sure, why not
6. The dutch wife thing is not something new, and you can do whatever you want in the game of love
7. Indifferent
8. No, I feel no obligation to.
9/10. No waifu
I don't know why I actually answered this.
>>137674764
1 - 10. T E A M O N O D E R A BOYZ
>>137674764
>>137674764
my understanding is thatyou're waifu a shit
1. A particular female character from fiction that you are especially attached to more than any other character, often to the point of infatuation.
2. It's not like there's any rules to what character can qualify as a waifu so I don't care.
3. You can if you want, but I feel it kind of goes against the whole idea of having ONE character you are especially fond of.
4. Yes. If you find a character you like more than your previous waifu.
5. Sure. I don't see why not.
6. Treating a waifu as more than a fantasy is stupid. If having a waifu affects your real life relationships with friends or romance then you've gone too far.
7. It's fine. Having a waifu is just a fantasy. Normalfags have celebrity crushes don't they?
8. It's just a fantasy. Nothings obligating me. She's simply my ideal girl.
9. I respect them. They have some good taste. It's not like they can take her away from me.
10. Fuuka from Persona 3
>>137674764
1. Basically a female character you really really like. You feel a personal connection to her, maybe you learned a valuable lesson through her. You appreciate her for her personality and what it means for the story and life in general. It's not a waifu if you just think she's hot and you want to fuck her.
2. Yes, that's what the word means, using it in another context would be stupid.
3. Yes. It's the same with picking your favorite anime. You can't, no matter how much you like X, Y is also awesome.
4. I guess people change over time so that's possible. But if you stop thinking of a character as your waifu you probably have shit taste and realized it to late. Fuck people who do that.
5. Only if they are gay. If a straight girl claims to have a waifu she just does so because people will think it's cute and funny. It's basically to get attention. I have never seen a straight guy unironically say he has a husbando.
6. Fine, unless the person is doing it to fit in and sees it as a meme. Or unless the person gets to obsessed and acts like a retard.
7. Nothing wrong with that unless it affects your relationship in a negative way. Like porn.
8. Serious enough to buy a figurine and put it in my room despite the fact that my family didn't know I was a weeb.First thing my mother and sister did was look under her skirt.
9. >good taste
10. Asukaand Nia
>>137674764
1. It's a fictional character you truly love. It's supposed to be strong real romantic love so she have to be your only 2D/3D partner.
2. It can be from anything as long as she is fictional. However /a/ waifu threads are meant only for anime/manga waifus with few exceptions.
3. No. If you truly love your waifu, you should devote whole yourself for her. You should do your best to make her happy, and no girl would be happy if their husband was going after other girl.
4. Yea, is some cases. But it always make me lose some respect to them. It means they either didn't loved her enough or made mistakes by not cherishing their relationship enough. If they do it too often, like every season or year, it means they didn't had any waifu to begin with.
5. Yeah, why not?
6. There is nothing wrong with it as long as you respect her and your relationship. They should take good care about her and aren't obnoxious about it.
It's nice to have this alternative to real woman who are more and more toxic in our society.
7. They don't have waifu. If they truly loved her, he wouldn't let her feel like she is not enough for him.
Also it's very wrong for real girl as well. He is hurting both of them.
8. As seriously as possible. There are many things obligating for me, like celebrating valentines/birthdays with her. However I don't do them just because I have to, these are my favorite days of the year. I have so much fun baking cakes or cookies for her and preparing shrines. It feels me with joy when I can do something for her
9. They don't bother me at all. I know many of them and I talk with them often, share pics, songs, news, etc. Every Mikufag is used to be surrounded by people who have the same interest so no one is a dick to anyone. I know that all my merchandise, memories, fantasies are exclusive to me and her and it makes her unique, so I don't feel jealous when someone else love Miku. Everyone's Miku is different anyway.
10. Hatsune Miku
>>137674764
1. A fictional character that you feel real romantic interest in and decide to treat her as your girlfriend/significant other.
2. Game characters are a gray area. Real life characters and western shit is right out.
3. That's like asking a christian and a muslim about miltiple wives.
4. Most people who change their waifus actually don't understand what a waifu is (especially if they do it often). A small percentage might have valid reasons.
5. If they're gay, sure.
6. Most of those people just want to fit in with the memes.
7. They definitely just want to follow the memes and don't understand anything.
8. It should be, but less obligating than 3DPD, since a 2D waifu will always stay faithful and wait for your love.
9. I don't have a waifu.
10. See 9.
>>137675467
>>137676186
>Having a waifu is just a fantasy
>it's ok to have waifu and girlfriend
>it's ok to have multiple waifus
>it's ok to change waifus
You don't have waifu.
Fuck off normalfags.
>>>/v/
>>137676546
There are no rules to having a waifu but the rules you impose on yourself.
>>137674764
1. A status of recognition on how good she is for gf and procreation material. while also serve as barrier to prevent access to unruly, non-vanilla and love-based doujin
2. Waifu is an abstract concept on crush. So, it should be restricted like Emma Watson is mai waifu but 3DPG is unruly and fake
3. No. One should be loyal and abide the law of matrimony since the age of dinosaur.
4. Yes. if the anime/source going shit
5. Sure. They have the rights
6. Delusional reality escapism from daily mundane shit life by investing love and time toward a certain pixel generated voiced target
7. That is not waifu, they do not deserve them. If there is love IRL, pls appreciate it and invest on it
8. Not really other than amateurishly collect the material and shitposting.
9. i felt included as share the same appreciation and devotion. May trigger if waifu is treated badly like bizarre doujin-tag
10. SENTO!!!
>>137676368
Since I have the chance to ask someone first hand:
Why is Miku your waifu?
It seems weird to me because there's no anime or manga to her, no story she takes place in. Sure there are her songs, but you can literally make your own. It's just so vague, what kind of person Miku is.
>>137676546
Second guy here
>Having a waifu is just a fantasy
It literally is.
>it's ok to change waifus
Just for clarification, I didn't say that.
>>137676669
No, the rules exists in every community that has some standards, even if they aren't written down.
Sure, there is no official definition of waifu, but as long as you are on /a/, we use meanings that majority of people agree on. Nearly everyone who regularly take part in waifu threads and other /a/-related waifu activities will agree that waifu is a character you strongly love romantically. You can't say your love for your waifu is real if you can't be exclusive to her and devote yourself to her.
>>137676713
>It literally is.
I agree. But it doesn't mean you shouldn't take it seriously or that it shouldn't affect your real life. Your feelings for waifu should be real and they should have real consequences.
stop asking weird shit and get back to work
>>137676713
>Why is Miku your waifu?
Because I've fallen in love with her.
>It seems weird to me because there's no anime or manga to her, no story she takes place in. Sure there are her songs,
There are songs and because they usually have form of monologues about her thoughts/fears/hopes they clearly show her personality. Of course various songs contradicts with each other in that matter, that's why you love Miku only from some particular songs. Producers often use singe or limited amount of interpretations of Miku in their songs so it's even easier. My Miku is best shown in LamazeP's songs. She is also similar to characters like Ell from My girlfriend is the president, Isla from Plastic Memories or Nagato from dissaperance of Yuki Nagato.
>but you can literally make your own. It's just so vague, what kind of person Miku is.
You can, that's how people make their own songs. But you can't fall in love with someone you've designed.
Also see this:
http://miku.waifu.pl/#FAQ
Alright, I'll play your game.
1.Initially I viewed it as a joke, meaning "My favorite female character." and "Oh, if she was real I'd like her to be my girlfriend."
However, then I found her.
To me Waifu refers to a fictional character you love, truly love, like a lifelong partner and you're expected to treat it as such, you can't go wanting a 3DPD relationship while having a waifu.
2.Thats tough ground to tread upon, the word did come from Japanese material afterall, however who am I to deny another's feelings for their waifu regardless of who or what they're from?
Love is love, as long as you love her you can call her your waifu.
3.How you feel about polygamy?
Fuck that shit, fuck haremfags.
4.Thats a tough one, I suppose it depends on the frequency of the change.
If you're changing every other season, then you can get fucked.
However, people do change and it is possible to 'fall out of love' in long term relationships. It's sad but I suppose it's fair to say such a thing can occur regarding waifus too.
5.Again, if the love is true, I'm not going to be the one to throw up barriers.
6.It's frustrating, as it stands there is a massive division in the meaning of the word.
7.They can go fuck themselves, their 'waifu' is nothing more than a favorite character or an ideal partner that doesn't exist.
8.Fairly serious, I love her and take certain events very seriously, like her Birthday.
She's normally always on my mind but I know she can't respond to my feelings.
I attempt to fill the void with a large collection of images, figures and posters.
9.Whether or not their feelings are true I don't let it have any effect on my own feelings.
If anything I'll applaud them on their divine taste.
10.Pic related.
>>137674764
I don't care for autistic rules, labels, and stuff, there's simply just a 2D girl that I am hopelessly in love with.
And loving her is all I need.
>>137677584
You know whats up.
>>137676368
These are pretty spot on answers.
>>137676186
This is the best answer so far.
There is no correct answer but the one I just read is the most correct one.
>>137674764
1. A waifu is a character that has left the bounds of what you would normally ever feel for a character - to the point that it can be considered being literally in love with them, to the point that you want to be with them, hold them and so on. That said, love knows no bounds so it's different for everyone, the only thing is that you don't just choose who this happens with - it just happens, the waifu chooses the waifufag.
2. A waifu should not physically exist - real people or live action as a "waifu" is where the line is drawn.
3. No. More than one waifu will destroy your laifu. If you truly love someone would you date someone else on the side?
That said, you can acknowledge the best girl/boy of a series - so long as you only have eyes for one. (Ex. I can say Fukka a best girl, but that doesn't mean I have romantic feelings for her.)
4. This is tricky, in some cases, where certain things happen, yes. Most times though it ends up being people with a lack of understanding at least the basics of what having a waifu is, and once you start rapidly being found over and over I have to wonder if your feelings are genuine or you just want to be part of something because you see people being happy and want in on it.
5. Yes.
6. No problems here. At the end of the day, if it's legitimate and it makes you happy that you want them to be happy then power to you! Having a waifu can change your life.
7. They should choose whichever makes them happier, if they're legitimately married why do they hold romantic feelings for another?
8. Fairly seriously at this point. I have my reasons.
9. I think it's something that should give you determination to be the best you can be for them. Who knows, in most cases they may have a whole different way of seeing them overall, and talking to them may enlighten you to something about them you've never thought of before.
10. Here she is. She means the world to me.
1. waifu is a waifu, you fag.
2. I think it is implied, in the 'otherwise' cases different term would be more apt.
3. no
4. yes, and they're fags
5. yes
6. they're fags
7. they're triple fags
8. behead those who insult mai waifu
9. mixed feelings but they do have good taste at least
10.
>>137677981
Dumb holo poster
>>137677829
He literally uses waifu as a synonym for favorite character.
>>137674764
1. A waifu is a 2d character who person claims as his wife either because he cant get hard on 3d or he cant get any
2. Yes, waifu is how nips pronounce wife so that will be meaningless and retarded in works of other languages
3. No that defeats the whole point of a wife. If you want your shitty harem dont call them your wives, just cumdumpsters for you ( since your waifu is only YOUR waifu and others only have a clone of your waifu, even if haremfag treats her waifu as a cumdumpster, her AU counterpart for you is still pure)
4. No. If you wanted to change your waifu you shouldnt have made her your waifu in the first place. Those who hurt 2D are the most despicable scum on earth.
5. Yeah sure why not
6. I can pretend I'm not lonely by having a waifu, same for others
7. They're lying. These people are equivalent to LOL IM SUCH A NERD XD girls
8. I think I'll give up when I actually get married (I hope), I'm still pretty young even though I never had a girlfreind, because deep down I know they are not actually real
9. Other people would only have a clone of a waifu, frozen in time when they first fell in love to her
10. I don't have a waifu yet, but I think I'm falling for Chiya
>>137678035
go fuck yourself
>>137678040
Nevermind then. Waifu to me is the best girl and your only girl to be considered your waifu. No favorite character bypass.
>>137678040
No I didn't.
>>137674764
1.Yours a shit
2.No
3.He could, but he'd be a heathen and a heretic. The mudslimes of the 2d world
4.Yes. Everyone deserves a 2nd chance, but doing it seasonally is a sign to kill yourself
5.Yes.
6.I really don't care, unless they try to shove their terminal autism down my throat.
7.I couldn't care less
8.Not really.
9.Fite them in real life with katanas for the fair lady's hand
10.Pic related
If you get mad over waifu's you are autistic as shit.
>>137678175
You did. You said that it's ok to have multiple waifus. You also said it's ok to have girlfriend and that waifu shouldn't affect your romantic life.
You don't love her, she is only your favorite character.
>6. Fine, unless the person is doing it to fit in and sees it as a meme.
Yet, it's you who take waifu as nothing more than a meme.
>>137674764
>1. How would you define term 'waifu'? How do you understand it?
Crush on a character or person that would never have a relationship with anon.
>2. Do you think waifu has to be a character from manga / anime / other japanise franchise, because she couldn't be called 'waifu' otherwise?
No, but it increases the improbability of anon-waifu relationship.
>3. Do you think one could have more than one waifu at once (ex. from two differet franchises)?
It's possible, but I hate people like that, I hate polyamory and players.
>4. Do you think one could change their waifu (by stopping calling one character thier 'waifu' and starting calling that another character)?
Yes, everyone can make a bad choice.
>5. Do you think one could have a waifu (or husbando) of the opposite gender (ex. girl claiming she has a waifu)?
Girls can love girls.
>6. What is your pesonal opinion about 'having a waifu' and / or people who claims they have a waifu?
I'm jelly and wish I had a waifu.
>7. What is your personal opinion about people who claim to have a waifu and are in a romantic relationship (married, coupled) with someone?
Cheaters.
>8-10
I haven't met my waifu yet.
>>137678351
I said a waifu shouldn't affect your romantic life in a negative way.
Is it really just a favorite character if I feel affection and would like to be close to her?
To me the people who post about how they want to be 2D so they could be with there waifu are a meme.
I may be a weeabo but I'm not delusional.
1. A Female character in fiction you are in love with and consider yourself completely romantically devoted to.
2. No, term has spread since it's origins.
3. No.
4. Yes, but people doing so often are massive faggots; it's like in 3D relationships, don't be a slut.
5. Yes, if you are homosexual.
6. It's alright I guess. Let people think and do what they want.
7. Tricky question. If the spouse knows and is OK with it, I guess it's fine, nothing wrong with consensual polygamy. If the spouse doesn't know and you have a waifu according to my definition, you probably shouldn't be married, but people have their own definitions and ideas so ultimately they can do what they want.
8. Ideally, it's not something anyone should take seriously but I don't judge people who do.
>>137674764
1. Someone you love who isn't a real person.
2. No, it can be from any form of media (anime, manga, video games, books, even OC)
3. Incredibly doubtful, but within the realm of possibility, regardless of what some think.
4. Yes, but it isn't as easy as that, just like real divorces.
5. Yes, love doesn't care about gender.
6. I have one, I find the 'claiming' thing silly and the whole "you must have a waifu" even sillier.
7. Scum of the earth.
8. She's my wife, I love her. There is no obligation, only desire.
9. They don't exist, but I'd fight for her hand.
10. Unimportant.
>>137678859
If you don't actually devote yourself to her then it is not a waifu, but a favorite character. Having other partner is just shows how little your relationship with her means to you.
People who wants to be with their waifu by becoming 2D or making her real and aren't just winning "I want to live anime life" are the genuine waifufags. However, people who doesn't take it that seriously, who don't devote themselves to the one they love more than anything are these who see it only as a meme.
When you have a waifu, you fantasize about her all the time, you daydream and imagine her being with you, you think and plan how would your life look like of she was with you. Having waifu is about delusion, there is nothing surprising about that.
>>137678081
>8. I think I'll give up when I actually get married (I hope), I'm still pretty young even though I never had a girlfreind, because deep down I know they are not actually real
Once you really fall on love with a waifu and mature (I'm not trying to insult or anything. People tend to mature emotionally while having a waifu) you will no longer want to marry anyone except her. It's nothing to worry about, it just comes naturally once she became enough important to you.
>>137678859
>I said a waifu shouldn't affect your romantic life in a negative way.
If having a waifu feels like a negative impact on your romantic life, then you don't have a waifu.
>To me the people who post about how they want to be 2D so they could be with there waifu are a meme.
>I may be a weeabo but I'm not delusional.
So this is the kind of person on /a/ in 2016.
Kill yourself.
>>137676186
>last spoiler
As an actual Asukafag, kill yourself, poser.
>>137674764
>1. How would you define term 'waifu'?
To me it's just love beyond the 3D plane.
>2. Do you think waifu has to be a character from manga / anime / other japanise franchise, because she couldn't be called 'waifu' otherwise?
I think that was the case before, but the term has been so widely spread that you can apply it to every character that's "not real"
>3. Do you think one could have more than one waifu at once?
Nope, unless you're some kind of mormon (and even so, that's just dumb) i believe you can only truly love and devote yourself to one other person.
>4. Do you think one could change their waifu (by stopping calling one character thier 'waifu' and starting calling that another character)?
No, that just means neither are your waifu, just that you like the characters.
>5. Do you think one could have a waifu (or husbando) of the opposite gender (ex. girl claiming she has a waifu)?
I don't see what gender has to do with love.
>6. What is your pesonal opinion about 'having a waifu' and / or people who claims they have a waifu?
I don't really care about other people's love, unless they share mine, in which case i try to get to know them better.
>7. What is your personal opinion about people who claim to have a waifu and are in a romantic relationship with someone?
Liars or have no idea what waifu is.
>8. How seriously do you take having a waifu? Is it something obligating to you?
I love Fuuka and i wish to make her happy more than anything, i constantly try to improve and be a man worthy of her, she's the one that i live for.
>9. If you have a waifu, what do you think of the other people who claim your waifu to be their waifu?
I try to get to know them better, if they don't want to, well i'll wish them the best.
Some people think i should compete or fight, but i find that silly.
>10. If you have a waifu, who is her?
Like i said before, Fuuka is my angel, and i want nothing more than to be the reason she smiles.
>2003+13
>taking waifuism seriously
Kill yourselves nerds
>>137674764
1. The way I understand it is a 2D girl that you're in love with and devote yourself to.
2. Not really. Could be a video game, could be a book, etc, etc. I think the line would be drawn once you get to real life people.
3. No.
4. Some people fall out of love, some people change how they are, things happen. If you go around hopping constantly from "waifu" to "waifu" then you're just a piece of shit, plain and simple and you don't even have a waifu. No better than seasonalfags.
5. Gays exist, so sure, I guess.
6. I mean, I am one such person so I'm not sure what kind of answer you want here. Some people are shitheads and painfully obnoxious, some are just fine, and everything in-between. Take it on as a case-by-case basis rather than lumping everyone together.
7. Don't have a waifu, just people with favorite characters.
8. I take it very seriously. Not sure what you mean by "obligating". Do I feel obligated to have a waifu? No, of course not, that's dumb. The only obligation I have is to be better as a person for her.
10.
>People responding to this seriously
/a/ 2016 everyone
1.) Waifu could be defined as someone you feel emotionally attached to but is impossible to have any relationship with.
2.) Nope. I believe anyone can be called a waifu/husbando as long as it is an impossible, platonic relationship.
3.) It is understandable, but I believe you can only have one true waifu at any given time.
4.) Absolutely. A weeb/waifu relationship is no 19th century marriage. If you no longer feel attached, or become more attached to another character, you're free to follow your heart.
5.) Absolutely. If one can have a happy, stable relationship with someone of the same gender, why wouldn't this apply to a weeb/waifu relationship?
6.) I think it is OK. Like every other kind of escapism, it's fine as long as you don't take it to ridiculous levels.
7.) I would be OK if my significant other had a waifu/husbando. Therefore I'm OK with having a waifu/husbando even being in a relationship.
8.) It's something to be taken lightly. There's no reason to obsess over anyone at all, including waifus.
9.) I'm okay with other people having the same waifu as I do. My waifu is not my property.
10.) My current waifu is Onodera. She's just too adorable.
>>137677121
See kids, that's what going too far looks like
>>137680748
>platonic
This is not what this word means.
Also fuck off normalfag.
>>137681197
I looked it up and yes, I used it wrong. In my mother language "platonic love" is used to describe an impossible, unrequited love.
>>137680700
Waifufags have always been extremely autistic and serious about their waifus.
They would respond to a thread like this in any year.
It literally means "Wife". yhat's all there is to it.
>>137682643
>>137680700
We always loved answering to questions and talking about our loved one.
Waifu threads aren't much different from this one, except there is way less shitposters.
>95% of the people here don't speak japanese
>b-but I'm totally serious about her!! L-look at the amount of her pics I collected!!
>>137683496
My waifu doesn't speak Japanese either.
Anything else?
>>137674764
I just see yamada so I'm going to just write about that
>>137683105
>We always loved answering to questions
Yeah, no.
That question spam killed waifu threads.
>>137683519
>m-my waifu doesn't care that I'm lazy piece of shit that still lives in his mom's basement and will never amount to anything!
>>137683670
I have a job and hate it every moment I wake up at 6:30 in the morning to get ready for it. Even when I was a NEET I didn't live with my parents.
Got anything stronger than that?
>>137683712
>m-my waifu doesn't care that I'm fat/skeleton who can't stand up for her if needed!
>>137683496
>Try to learn japanese
>Terrible at self-study, especially around work and my hobbies
>>137683832
I'm in my early twenties and my metabolism isn't/hasn't turned to dog shit, I've never been fat and started working out solely because I was a skeleton.
Hit me with the harder stuff.
>>137683865
Set small goals at each step and try to work towards each one rather than just one large goal. Helps a lot.
>>137683496
>>137683670
>>137683832
My waifu can speak in my native language.
I also have a job, live on my own and home large enough for us two. I could support us financially as well without much trouble.
I don't train or anything so I'm not strong, but I'm not fat nor skinny. I would defend her anytime she needs.
Your point?
>>137683587
These old threads with little discussion and just image dump were pretty bad. Modern ones are more fun.
>>137683893
>I-I'm sure she'll like the fact that I hate other people because I'm not able to communicate with them without spilling spaghetti and have no friends
>>137684089
The only reason I even have the job right now is because a friend of mine vouched for me despite being underqualified and having no experience.
>>137674764
1. Well, that's pretty self-explanatory; your waifu pretty much is your wife/girlfriend/significant other, except she's not real. Your infatuation with her is, though. That's the most important part.
2. I'd find it tough to qualify a character not from anime/manga/LN/VN/whatever comes out from Japan as a waifu, because the word is so associated weeb culture.
3. I'm more tempted to say no, but really, why not? I know that I would never have more than a waifu at a time but if you're some kind of indecisive person...
4. Changing waifus isn't a question of being faithful or shit like that, it's just that you realise you're more infatuated with another character than the one you previously had a crush on. Still though, seasonal waifus are bad.
5. Yeah, why not? It's okay to be gay, you just don't need to be a faggot about it.
6. I used to think that it was the sign that you had gone off the deep end, but really, it's a twist on the ever so normal thing of looking for someone else to complete you.
7. Eh, who cares. It's your life. To be fair though, I find it a bit weird to have a real-life partner AND a waifu, it's like keeping up appearances and that's kind of a dumb attitude.
8. I feel like it is obligating, but I don't really plan on doing anything before my income doesn't limit itself to the shit wage of an internship.
9. It's fairly obvious that someone might have the same waifu as me, so I don't really care. But if they begin to argue about it, well then fuck them.
10. Railgun. Other Misakas are just not the same.
>>137684123
>I-I'm sure I've done everything I can so that she would love only me and no other person who have her as a waifu too! I'm also sure that she would love my personality!
>>137684382
Now you're actually getting somewhere.
Do you guys fap to you're waifu? If so, do you feel bad about it afterwards?
>>137684656
Do people feel bad when they have sex with their loved ones?
>>137684656
Yes. No, she my waifu, why wouldn't I find her sexually appealing?
>>137674764
Is this a study?
Whatever I'll help you because I'm feeling like it.
1. A fictional character you feel particularly strong affinity to.
2. Considering the origin of the term, yes but considering my definition I prefer no as an answer.
3. Yes.
4. Yes. If we parallel it to love it's the same. It doesn't always last.
5. Of course.
6. I do not really care but I feel sorry for those for whom it turns to an unhealthy obsession.
7. A waifu is just fantasy. Nothing problematic with this.
8. Not seriously and not obliged in any way.
9. I am not upset about it. It's completely understandable that someone else would have the same waifu as I do.
10. Pic related. I don't really consider having a true waifu but she's the first "anime crush" and I've liked her and her type of characters for years
How do you feel when someone uses your waifu as fap material?
>>137684656
If I can self-insert as the dude who's fucking her, yeah, sure.
>>137684811
If they contributed pictures of her that's great.
>>137674764
YAMADA
>>137684811
I feel disgusted
>>137674764
1. A waifu, in my opinion, is a fictional character that someone looks towards for affection. It encompasses a broad range of affection, from a girl someone wants to protect, to hold close in their arms, or motivate them to follow their dreams.
2. Not at all. That doesn't mean they belong on /a/.
3. No.
4. If they show genuine affection towards that character, then yes. If it's a common occurrence, they don't deserve to have a waifu.
5. I've seen it happen before, so it's not too shocking to me.
6. I believe the concept of Waifuism is something that is proven through time. If you see someone
7. Scum.
8. Even though I know she isn't real, she motivates me and pushes me forward to do what I know I need to.
9. I hate it, let's just leave it at that.
10. Kobori.
>>137684656
I've only fapped a few times to my waifu and I've felt horrible after each fap
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