What does a waifu actually entail? I've heard people describe waifu but I've little understanding as to what it means - is it just a character you like? I feel like that can't be it considering people act like they're dating them and it lasts years. What do you guys do with your waifu and things like that?
What does a waifu actually entail...
Nathan Parker
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Christian Baker
thats the look she gives me as i rub my penis against her ass
Nathan Myers
I'm not a waifufag, so I can't really accurately give a description, but emotional commitment and worship I see?
Nolan White
I believe its a idea of "wow if this girl was real i would want to date them/marry them" this idea can branch off too just a verbally expressed idea or actual (LA)RP.
For example i think taiga aisaka is a wonderful and cute girl. However im not a ryuji so i doubt i could do the same things ryuji did if i was in the situation to meet someone like her.
Jacob Smith
Seeing mai waifu makes my kokoro go doki doki
Logan Smith
You are not going to get any serious answers here.
Serious waifuism has been expelled from Any Forums. It's all just newfags and redditors here at this point.
Ethan Ramirez
I didnt give a serious enough answer?
Jack Taylor
Which answer is yours? None of the replies describe what having a waifu actually entails either way.
I'm just saying it's not the best place to ask. Mods ban for serious waifu discussion on Any Forums.
He should try /c/ waifu thread or something(there was very similar question asked there yesterday).
Benjamin Baker
This one
What does having a waifu even entail if not this? Can you give me a link to a explanation if text discussion here is banned?
Isaiah Williams
That's very casual take.
Actual waifuists are actually in love with their waifu and consider her their romantic partner, treating them as their gf/wife, celebrating anniversaries and such. It's not just an appreciation of the character, it's about falling in love and then cultivating these feelings.
Lincoln Murphy
Oh i meant to highlight the more extreme takes by "(LA)RP" RP being role play (through text usually) and LA being live action. Though i guess i shouldve specified further as its a bit vague.
I guess i shouldve started the explanation with the actual. As casual waifuism is, as named casual and also mainstream.
Colton Gray
I can stand neither romcoms or fates hit, but I still occasionally flick through threads sometimes.
Saberanon is based and his romance is one I'm rooting for.
William Ross
>What does a waifu actually entail?
You'll know when you meet her.
Landon Hall
>them
Leo Foster
Yeah, sorry that was a horrible use of them and shouldve used her. Its a force of habit for me to use neutrals and i dont know why
Anthony Reyes
I'll tell you some things it's not:
>what are the waifus this season?
>genshin has the best waifus
>[flavor of the week] is my waifu!
Waifu-ism is about dedication
Thomas Reed
waifus are like skittles, just grab a handful
Michael Wright
Worship included things like special days.
Alexander Jones
Should be a rule you can't even say the world in a girls vicinity if it hasn't been at least 5 years.
Jaxon Mitchell
You'll understand once you have a waifu
Aaron Ortiz
Lurk for at least 2 years before posting on Any Forums, then kill yourself.
Jose Rivera
why are you trying to gatekeep a normie hobby?
Jaxon Mitchell
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Originally, it literally meant "my wife". From there people used it as a term to claim a certain girl as their waifu, which was just a way of saying that character was their favorite. You were supposed to only have one waifu because the implication was that you considered them to be your actual wife and therefore having more than one would be like cheating on them.
But then like pointed out, normies and ironic weebs started using it as a catchall term to refer to any anime girl in general.
Cooper Morris
I havent seen lurking actually help that much on Any Forums. You are not going to get the information at any rate till you ask sometimes. However i understand it as a qaulity filter to some rate. I reccommend to lurk for 2 months (and also research on your own time via the internet when you have a question instead of ask here) till you start posting.
Henry Powell
It means " I am a mentally stunted subhuman who has yet to grow out of the same humor I used with my disord buddies back when I were 12, I also watch Giggul videos".
Hunter Hall
People stopped lurking when they figured out that they learned more from posting for 2 hours than from lurking for 2 years.
James Sullivan
discord was a thing when you were 12, how old are you?
Daniel Brooks
>2 hours
Ive been here for longer than i can remember (becuase i have a shit memory) and i still havent learned alot. Though the amount of people who hate what i say has drastically gone down. Its more how you conduct yourself i guess instead of a "you know my reference or my culture".
Jaxon Hernandez
Your imaginary wife.
That's pretty much it