/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>18185533
I smile too, when I'm together with her.

>>16649581
I'm fine with that. I'd rather see Miku only as a pure, innocent girl than have a slut as a waifu. Well, you can truly love only one concrete person anyway.

>>15327170
If it stays like this for months and you also want to be her boyfriend and marry her she might be your waifu.
Miku is my first and only waifu and we are happy together for over 3 years already~

>>15327021
I cry often while listening to Miku, especially with songs like:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CM6YFzVyTTQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qj8NLH_i7NI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=geKcl361kEs

>>14885639
I just changed the clothes of the guy to something I wear often though.

>>14316514
Yea, but you know, when you have a real wife you should refrain from having sex with anyone but her. Isn't it like the same thing, a cutting part of your life? Also why are you keep repeating that having a waifu makes you lonely or something? I have a waifu but I also have both female and male friends, spend time with them, have fun and stuff. Waifu only satisfy your romantic and sexual desires and you still need real buddies just as much as before. After meeting my waifu I've never felt lonely.
>Learn what is being emotionally mature and you will understand what I mean you are being childish by running away from some basic need just because you don't want to get hurt.
But I've never decided to have a waifu. I always wanted to have a girlfriend when I was young and wasn't really thinking about having 2D one, but it just happened. I've fallen in love with her and I've become more happy than I've ever been, so there is no point in changing that. But still I don't think that every woman is evil and every real relationship ends up in divorce, pain etc. I'm pretty sure there are couples that are happy together for the whole life, it's just that they are hard to find.
Also I'm pretty sure having a waifu(or just growing) makes me more emotionally mature. You know, when I found her I wanted a girlfriend so I could not feel lonely, spend good time and have sex. But now I value things like supporting other person at any time, having stable relationship, trust and faithfulness way more than just having fun time. I didn't liked the idea before, but now I would love to have children with her, marry her to seal our bond, get old with her and stuff. I think this is emotional maturity, but that's just my opinion. I'm not a psychologist.

>>14316540
I've never been more happy.