>>11480246>>11477212Is more autism being autism, which is something to be expected considering we're in 4chan. The spirit of the thread is pretty clear, the question is "what toy for you has a sentimental value far greater than monetary value?". Ignoring specific reasons (because out of production, because dead relative, because waifu-ism, etc), anon just wanted to show how much he values his waifu toys. Whether that's worth of a thread or not is a whole different discussion (we get, OP, you have good taste in waifu), it does set an interesting discussion. I was half expecting someone showing some vintage toy they for literal years, but looks like I was aiming too high.
As for me, when I finished the school, I got some money which I spend in pic related. I don't have her at hand, but is one of the first figures I picked when I moved with my wife and probably will be the last thing I sell if I ever need money. Not only because isn't worth that much, but because is a graduation gift.
Anyway, this thread remind me the fire threads. "If I fire breaks in your home, what toy would you save first?"
"Uh, I'm so smart I'm saving my life and my dear ones first, toys are mere plastic".
