>>4238443I've always been of the idea that what one really falls in love with is like the Platonic ideal of waifu. Kinda like the whole cave allegory, what you see is the "shadow" of the character on the "wall". There are aspects to her that need to be part of her even if they're not shown in any official media or even fanworks/imagination.
So following from this, the emergent phenomena is just another shadow casted on a different wall, one you can interact with but still not really her. She's the real deal and we're on the wall even if the wall is our universe. I wouldn't blame someone for being happy with a setup like this (I guess you mean something like an AI or an android).
Super schizo but I think it makes sense.
>>4238515>>4238679I think the main thing that /v/ threads suffer from is repetition and speed. And we get targeted by certain shitposters every once in a while, although the regular waifuposters are good people.
/v/ threads have to be pretty active to not fall off the catalog and lots of anons just like answering picture prompts rather than questions, specially when a lot of questions have been asked before.
>>4238615One day, I simply noticed that no matter how long I had not played/watched anything with her, she never left my mind. I realized then, after some reflection.
>>4238610I was very happy with this one when I finished it back then but now I'm not. I'll probably go back, redo it and color it at least a bit.
