>>3683962>Do you identify having a waifu as similar to MGTOW?It sure is similar on surface layer. But in practice we don't really focus on men right and being an opposition to feminism. Having a waifu is really "going your own way", but it's also not really a choice either. You don't really choose to give up on women and get a waifu automatically, it's something that might happen to you and gives you possibility to live in a little different way, independent from romantic and sexual relationships with 3d females.
>Is your waifu for women's rights? Or does she understand her place in society as a female and caretaker?I don't think she cares and I'm pretty sure she personally would want traditional family model.
>Is she a feminist in any way? If so how would you feel about that?I don't think so.
