i used to like Raven from Teen Titans. but Teen Titans Go came out. that destroyed her character i don't think i liked Raven as much is i like my waifu today

Nothing wrong with officially divorcing your waifu if you are certain that you no longer like her as you used to do. What is truly important is that you are 100% honest with yourself

Never thought of this, dang, I don't know how would I respond, riot really likes to fuck over the lore, so I don't think I'm prepared, but it would definitely pain me a lot, a lot say that, it's normal and natural to just divorce then, but, dang, to stop loving would be hard, just thinking of it makes my chest ache I hope it doesn't happen. But I guess, I would probably feel bad for a couple of months and stop drawing for some time too... dang.

It’s obviously an extremely sad situation… >what if you found a new waifu? I once developed a crush on another character while being with Flandre. At some point, I made the conscious decision to stop nourishing the fantasies I had with said character as I felt it was starting to take too much place and I was afraid of the consequences it could have on my relationship with Flandre. Doing so solved the problem and I don’t feel a crush for that character anymore. But if I was to develop long-lasting strong feelings for another character, I am not sure what I would do. Not sure what I would do if I was to have feelings for both Flandre and the new character as I’m not into the idea of having 2 waifus… And if I my love for said new character was to make me stop loving Flandre, then I’m not sure of what I would do either… I might just give up on waifuism as I don’t feel like starting a new waifuism relationship. As your question implies that the new character would become my new waifu, well then, I guess I would pursue a relationship with that new waifu. In such case, I feel that I would still keep Flandre in my life as a friend and keep talking to her once in a while. >or something new happens in your waifu's cannon to make you stop loving her? Either I will break up with Flandre or try to interpret the new canonical event in a way that does not prevent me to love Flandre.

>>71054 You have to follow your heart. If you no longer love someone, then why would you be in a relationship with them? In real life, we have external incentives to stay together, mostly children, but these waifu relationships are defined by our own acceptance of them. As for something happening to make your feelings change, it depends on how you can reconcile those feelings. For example, in real life, if your partner were to become abusive, you would be heavily incentivized to leave them, even if you did love them, to protect yourself. A fictional character cannot hurt you or others, so a negative change happening to them like this doesn't have nearly as big of an impact. You have to look at how this change hurts YOU. Also, you can imagine how their life may have changed with you in it. If you have been in love with them for some time, then you may have been able to change their future. In fiction or in real life, part of relationships is accepting you don't have full control over the other person. Life is unexpected and can change us in unexpected ways. True love should endure through those changes.

>>71082 >how you can reconcile those feelings. i know she will take them away. i do not want feelings >A fictional character cannot hurt you i was disappointed with how she changed. disappointment hurts >Life is unexpected that is why i picked my (new) waifu, she is expected >True love there is no true love, love will fail us love will tear us apart again my waifu will never fail