>>3882819Hm, that's certainly a really difficult question. I think there's a lot of people who are in many ways unhappy but feel the need to persevere because they truly love their waifu. I guess there's something to be said about separating fantasy and reality. I know one waifuist who's a psychologist (believe me or not) who is basically of the opinion that a waifu is your fantasy girlfriend and it's actually fine to have a girlfriend in reality (they don't have one though). Hearing that from them is something that got me thinking a lot. A waifu relationship can definitely not be completely fulfilling. At least that is a fact.
This friend of mine said "I feel one has to reconsider his ideal if this ideal means he must only choose between deprivation of basic human needs, and guilt."
