>>3839970Cuddles, chatting, hot cocoa, a fun date or just a nice home dinner.
>>3840853I think she'd be up for it simply because it means some fun time spent together. I'd probably feel the same.
>>3840881I think she'd wake up before me. But going sleep together is nice, so we might just sync.
>>3840947Cool. That means more art of her.
>>3840911Enjoy your stay~
>>3841026We are getting close to 8 years together. I knew her for nearly 9 years.
>>3841542I used to have very hard time over that, on 2-4 year. I coped in any way I could, getting myself busy with studying/working, watching anime, etc. But eventually after long struggle I figured ways to mitigate most symptoms and then eventually overcame it. In retrospective I don't think it was her not being real that made me depressed, I think it all was the rest of my life that was shitty. Once I fixed most of my other issues I just kind of stopped depressing over her not being real. What I think that happened is that I used that idea of her being real as escapism from the other struggles, repeating to myself "if she was real everything would be perfect and I'd be happy" => "she is not real so I can never be happy". But that's wrong and stupid, and now even though she is as fictional as always it just doesn't bother me at all.
If it overwhelms you, don't hesitate to seek professional help. I don't think it was very rational of me to avoid it, I was afraid they'd just blame my waifu and tell me to separate from her, while she was really the only positive thing in my life I could perceive. Now I know it's not like that and good therapist would figure it out, but then there is still no telling the one you pick will be good for you. And I know how tiring it might be to be in this mindset, not best occasion to go on multiple visits looking for help.
