>>3565081Hey Tokofriend, I've been seeing a lot of these kinds of posts from you lately. I hope you're doing okay.
>>3564663>>3565014I'd have to agree with these sentiments. These threads are really fantastic, especially nowadays. I really am glad to be able to talk about my Sheik in a place like this.
>>3565020>This art is amazing thanks a billion SheikfriendYou're welcome, Hildafriend. It feels nice helping another waifufriend like this.
>>3565079I see what you mean now. I tend to imagine scenarios with my Sheik in separate chunks that tend to not have much to do with previous ones. It is difficult for me to build off of previous ones without needing to constantly consider how my Sheik might change a bit each time. Experiences change a person, even if it's only in slight amounts. If I had enough scenarios thought of about my Sheik that were building off of each other, I would have to account for that. That's a difficult thing to do, and it relies on assumptions. I would rather just think about my Sheik as she is now and after I (hopefully) get her to fall in love with me.
>>3565304>decorate my whole house so I never have to be without herBased. One day I hope to do that very same thing.
>I wish there were more questions to answerI'll ask some then.
Your wife is set to appear in a new crossover anime/manga/game or whatever it is. What would be this crossover be about? Would she get a larger or smaller role in this crossover?
You can change one single thing about your wife's backstory, but it has to be a minor change. What would that change be? Would this alter your wife's personality at all or would it remain the same?
If you had the option for your wife to never age, but you would still age, would you agree to it? She would not be immortal and would live a happy life with you and die at around the same time as you still, but she just stays youthful. She would never look at you in a negative light for looking old while she looks young either.
