>>3479659A world that doesn't deserve her.
>>3479687Pants on head are cute!
>>3479709As you should.
>>3479723>Do you value the same things in your wife that you value in yourself?We have some unusual things in common, and I do especially love those things in her. Some of those things have brought me a great deal of anguish though so I'm not sure I'd say I 'value' them per se.
>>3479911I don't know but I doubt she can cook. I can however, and I'd be glad to for us and to have her by my side learning.
>>3479923based
>>3479930Having the highest sweetness to suffered ratio, no one should be such a wonderful person after all that, the gorgeous scars on her back I could spend hours just touching and quietly admiring what they represent, even knowing she may not even feel it through the thickened scar tissue. Oh and I just adore her white hair streak for similar reasons.
>>3479962Well her extremely low sense of self-worth but I think I can mend that just by loving her enough.
>>3479963wew lad
>>3480130This is kind of ridiculous.
>>3480132 pretty much my only chance to save her life, and try to assure her I'd be okay with us parting afterwards if things don't work out. The real problem with your scenario is that it's a win/win for me. Even if I fail, to have her erased from my mind utterly would not necessarily be such a bad thing, I would stop feeling love for her yes but for one I would no longer know what I'm even missing, and also my heart would stop aching for the unobtainable. Assuming I succeeded, this would be an artificial love anyway; she just automatically loves me forever after marrying me, the fact that her love was given to me by a will other than her own would never stop nagging me. I'd vastly prefer being able to hold her at all under any circumstance to longing for her like this though, if that makes me selfish so be it.
>>3480470So many emotions, positive and negative. I'd be very worried about a miscarriage since she's supposedly infertile.
