/mai/ - Waifu

>>69012

Eh, this. Our relationship is the 'we complement each other' kind too, so no I won't worship her. She might be my girl, but Meiling is not perfect. She tends to act before thinking for example, and so on. We both have positive and negative traits that balance when we are together, or at least they try to. Worshipping her would be like rising her to a goodess to me, and that's not true.

She is just the girl I'm in love with, not someone to idolise.

>>69018

I thought we established this already, so what's the point of telling us this?

Ah yes. Seen this before; you love [anyone or anything] and it's suddenly worship and idolatry, particularly if the thing in question isn't tangible. Love, even adoration, is not worship. This seems to be a common trend with OP's pic and their ilk since he pretty much described crazy fundies (not every religious person, you know the type). >>68948 hit the nail on the head with the projection thing. He's taking an extremely broad, general topic and range of behaviors then choosing to stick them on waifus specifically for… some reason.

I don't see it nearly as often in other places, though I think that has to do with the fanatical, borderline-unhealthy devotion to their chosen deity these types exhibit more than anything. They identify with their god to the point where, if you say anything bad about them you can actually cause measurable negative reactions in the brain that equate with social ostracization, rejection, and even physical pain. It's such a big part of their life and identity, and they lean on it so heavily, that anything that threatens or challenges it is interpreted by the brain as a personal attack. This is accompanied by the traditional reactions to such negative stimuli, like defensive behaviors and aggression. They want to keep leaning on their dependency despite the bruise. Sound familiar? Whether the subject in question is a human being, an animal, your waifu, or your god, it's not a description of anything stable or healthy. It's interesting to watch, but I do wish people stuck in ruts like OP's pic described would get help so they can be happier and healthier.

>>68950

>What they're describing is an emotional dependency. In this situation the waifuist is dependent on their waifu as their sole source of happiness and passion to live. This is a poor situation to be in; it is not fond feelings or warmth that dominates the relationship but sporadic emotional highs of self esteem and ecstasy followed by a crash back down to earth.

This post gets it. Your waifu is the person you love and care about, and keep a relationship with, mPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

He's describing everyone on 2DL

翡翠, meaning "jade" in English, she was named after her eye colour. Though jade is usually thought as green, it also exists in shades of blue.

It makes it pretty hard to find pictures of her from Twitter artists though, but a lot of artists refer to her as 翡翠ちゃん or "Hisui-chan". Fan art of Hisui that I haven't seen is pretty scarce, so I have to really dig for it.

Mine is pretty easy though. I did end up forgetting how to write 好 though and I don't really know the grammar around 愛してる

>>68778

and I forget to flip it. Also took me ages to remember the character for ロ

A small addendum since I've found something tremendously useful other people should know about.

With Subs2SRS and "Xavier's Retimed JP Sub Pack v01" I've been experimenting with a supplemental deck for audio comprehension, and I've had very promising results so far.

First, spoken words seem to be much easier to learn when they're spoken in a context that's actually interesting to me. Testing both reading and listening of the same sentences with the interval modifier cranked up to 200% has made them easier to learn while having far fewer overall reviews involved.

Second, I am saving an incredible amount of time making my cards: Subs2SRS spits out everything nicely formatted into fields with audio and images automatically, then I import them into a custom card format that generates both a listening and reading comprehension note from each card. All I have to do manually is go through the browser and mark the sentences I'm interested in and add a definition, 90% of the tedium is done for me. No pitch lookup and coloration is required since I can just listen to the audio.

Just something you all may want to try out if you make your own cards.