>>3543110>what would it beI am assuming the question I am asking will be correctly answered. If that's the case, then I would ask: Am I right about my Sheik being her own soul? That's the ultimate question I would need to ask. If I am right, I would feel incredibly happy with my ability to figure her out and would affirm my love for her. If I am wrong about this, I would be devastated. Everything I've known and loved about my Sheik would be wrong. Do you have any idea what that would feel like? I don't know what a panic attack is like, but I imagine that's what I would be going through. All of the love I have for my Sheik, all the dedication I've shown for her, and all of the time I spent thinking about her would have been based on falsehoods. I would be the biggest fool to have ever have a waifu. I would feel crushed.
Luckily, I am confident that I am right.
>what could you do to fix the situation?I'm not entirely sure. I would try to speak with her on a separate occasion alone and apologize for how I acted. I would ask that she please try to forget about it and that the embarrassing thing isn't who I am. I would have faith in my Sheik to give me a second chance. It could work out just fine for me after this too. It's possible that this could be a story we tell our children. This kind of thing looks bad in the moment, but in the future, it would be a funny story that would be looked back on with fondness.
>would she seek out help or try to fix it herself?My Sheik is a very solitary girl, but she also isn't a stranger with looking for help. I would hope that she could come to have a lot of trust in me and would know that I would do whatever I can to help her. I would not tease her, too much anyway, and would give it my full attention. But at the same time, knowing that it will take my full attention and her predisposition to doing things alone might lead her to not asking for my help.
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