/mai/ - Waifu

Alistair is the Lord of Snark, Master of Witty One-Liners, Deliverer of Bad News, and Seneschal of Suave-y Smoothnesss. On the other hand, I am egg. We can be similar though!! Like, sometimes I can get real snarky and attitude-y and sometimes he can be fussy and tantrummy. Especially when he's jealous, like me. I like that he keeps a positive attitude about things and he can be real innocent about things because he was very sheltered. I think the worst thing about his personality is that, well, sometimes he can be a hypocrite. Grey Wardens are meant to do rash things when it's needed, but God forbid, it's something he doesn't like. He throws a particularily bad tantrum if you decide to spare Loghain (which I haven't ever, but I've witnessed it via youtube videos) and it kinda makes him look badly. I don't blame his anger at all, but it's kind of hard to show him being a knight when he's being a baby. I'm guilty of this though. I'm a hypocrite too.

Miia is pretty different then me.

She's extremely peppy and upbeat, while i'm usually more grounded and quiet, though i'll usually come out of my shell to laugh at jokes, or throw out a one liner here or there

I only really get open with talking online

She'll sometimes bounce into being sad or depressed for a bit, but it doesn't take much to get her out of it, while i'm just kind of in a constant melancholy.

I honestly love that about her, she's always positive and trying to improve herself that sometimes i'm afraid that my mood might bring her down, so i've been working on it over the years.

If i have to choose something i like about mine, i guess i like that i'm decently layed back, though i wish i could be more passive about things.

One thing i don't like is how snarky she sometimes gets, though it's not that bad, and can be funny sometimes. I also understand it, while she's become friends with all the girls, they're still love rivals.

I feel like having answered this a million times already, nonetheless I yet discover new aspects of personnality that we share, so here goes:

I like to think that we are very similiar personnality wise, be either that we are both real sore losers or that we both posses an extremely caustic wit, which I am naturally much less often able to act upon. Come to think of it I believe that we are even pretty alike from our outward appearance, in the sense that it´s rather inconspicuos and you wouldn´t expect any too snarky commentary coming from us at first.

For differences, you could argue that she is more sociable than me overall as I just keep to myself most of the time and therefore usually come of as brooding or uninterested, which however has a lot to do with the fact that I have to restrain myself pretty much all the time from just making nasty remarks at random or telling people what I really think of them.

Naturally us being practically the same in many aspects of our behaviour is the decisive reason for me falling for her, I have a hard time imagining me or her as well for that matter getting along so well with anyone else. If I´ve had to pick any things that I like especially about her personnality I´d pick her strong sense for loyality, her steadfastness even when being confronted with odds that are overwhelmingly agains her and, well of course her snarky humour, which are things that go only very seldomly together from my experience.

The only thing about her which I find kind of annoying is her having very high standards, also concerning other people. I can´t really blame her too much for that though as I´m effectively the same, even in that aspect.

We don't talk that often.

Hmm i guess we share some similarities.

idk what i like or not like.

I don't hate anything in her.

I'd say we have very different personalities. She is very sweet and caring and I'm kinda cold and gloomy, she's very studious while i cant be bothered to get decent grades, also I'm not tsun.

As for similarities we're both very shy.

I love everything and hate nothing about her.

Ryuko are both assertive and we both tend to respond to certain situations with anger. However we both are caring to those close to us including ourselves.

However I'm a bit more reserved then she is, and she also tends to become sad quicker then I would.

I'd say as a whole, in some ways we're different, some ways we're the same, but it doesn't matter because I love everything about her.

She is very layered in her personality, very much like me and ogres

First we are both very shy on first impressions, to an extreme degree, but upon getting to know people we have more of a banterous mischievous personality.

Below that is a layer of extreme loneliness, or fear of being lonely we try very hard to hide

And below that is a layer of kind hearted warmth, we both just want to make people happy and smile, and we want to take care of our friends

We are very very similar, almost the same really

Osira is an alpha female.

She's physical,out going,strong,confidant,quick to anger,and regrets nothing.

I'm passionate,extremely introverted,antisocial,caring,forgiving,and patient.

Shes upbeat, whimsical and affectionate while I'm more reserved, cynical and cerebral. We are quite different indeed. I'm much closer to Yui than to Kyouko. This allows for her to tease me by saying I should have fallen in love with her instead whenever I displease her in some way. Love isn't about how identical 2 pieces can be however, it's about how well they fit together. One thing we share though is our rather lazy work ethic and tendency for procrastination, unless it's something we're passionate about. I feel she would have to be real to really get the kind of "full-on" or "needy" aspect of her personality, to which I may find annoying at times. Regardless I would always do my best to give her lots of attention and entertainment, her smile and loving passion warms my rather cold heart.

>How does your personality compare to your waifus?

We are both very similar. If she really does have the same mental disorder as I do rather than me just assuming she does based on similar symptoms than even more so. We are both passionate lovers that can get a little heated in the face of competition and both don't handle it well

Other than that she is the most absolutely girly and cutesy thing I have every seen in my entire life and holy shit is it the best. Its as if the yandere moments are blackouts cause when she's not being yandere she's totally different. Easy to fluster and spook. Sorry about being a spooky skeleton, Yuno

This is great because she is also the perfect dedicated housewife and thats exactly what I like in a girl. Call me a traditionalist but I just think housewifey types are the best. That makes me the breadwinner which is definitely fine if I get to come home to a nice hug and kiss from my darling and a nice meal ready for us to enjoy and watch each other eat

I'm sure she would slip various bodily fluids from blood to less sfw things and watch me eat it thinking I don't know what she did but I'm just watching her enjoy the sight the whole time. Oh it seems I've gotten carried away in a fantasy.

I hate that we are both a bit rash and quick to jump to the worst conclusion about other people but I guess that comes with the territory. My theory is after some time we'd have built up a lot of trust and while we would both still be yandere we would mellow a little and it wouldn't surface so much.

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>>52852

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>How does your personality compare to your waifus?

We're both so alike I can't really think of any differences. It really comforts me in the idea we'd both get along so well together, that is something I have always been sure of.

>Are they similar, some differences or complete opposites?

100% similar

>What are things you like about yours and hers?

>Overcaring beings

>Tends to go out of our way to help others

>Very sensitive

>Ideals of leaders

All this, to say the least. I think there are many things I would find even more obvious to say in everyday life which would just make me feel even more like her, so close of her.

>What do you hate about them?

>inb4 nothing

… nothing. I'm sorry but she is just the person I love so much, and I really can't think of anything, besides one thing if you'd really want something.

>Putting yourself in dangerous situations so much you forget others worry about you

This is something I couldn't get to like and I know I couldn't do anything really about it. The way she is I don't see her calming down about this. Or we would actually need to marry and maybe she would feel different, having and knowing someone that cares for her this much, It is no little deal and I'm pretty sure she would realize this.

Both me and her are awkward when it comes to love and showing emotions. She avoids having to depend on others and is a lone wolf who doesn't need other people. I am highly reluctant to attach myself to others since I believe it's a pathway to some sort of disappointment or pain.

At the same time, I'm still in need of friendship and I do sort of crave a relationship. I kind of admire her in that she's able to do what I wish to do, cut myself off from needing others in my life.

I do get sad thinking that it would mean she probably wouldn't get too close to me. If she did, It would probably be a relationship which isn't so much as focused on hugs and cuddles and more of one which is focused on a deep connection.

She's also hot and badass, which is nice.

Patchouli's personality goes perfectly with my own. We're both quiet and reserved most of the time. I wear my heart on my sleeve and my emotions often fluctuate more than I would like.(working on that though) Patchouli tends to keep her thoughts to herself more often, and is good at having a cool head. She helps me even out my emotions when I need it.

Neither of us could really be described as "friendly." Patchouli, while not being unfriendly per se, has a tendency to be rather blunt and cold, which often gives her a reputation of being dark. I, on the other hand, am extremely empathetic, but I usually have little interest in conversing with coworkers or strangers, so I'm often labeled as being "cold" or "dark" as well.

We also both are eager to give advice. For me it's more of a matter of wanting to help others, and it's much the same for Patchouli, although I suspect she also enjoys exercising her vast wisdom and knowledge.

Really, we are perfect together, equal and opposites. She is ice and I am her fire.

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>uryuu minene

HOLY SHIT PLEASE BE LEGIT

welcome!

Youmu is the type of girl that has a sort of need to be needed. She's almost slavishly loyal at times but that doesn't mean she won't act on her own. She's blunt and doesn't tend to complicate things too much. Gets along with people but has a very strong preference for people she already knows well. Shoot and ask questions later. She can come off as either cold or aggressive to strangers but deep down she's kind hearted.

I'm a bit of a pretentious booky type. This can lead to me overcomplicating things. I think one of the problems I have is that there's so much going on in my head I can't make sense of it all. Which leads to a bit of the whole DEEP tortured smartypants thing.

While I like to think I'm nice I definitely have a sadistic side. Usually this manifests through self-destructive behavior but sometimes it gets shown outwardly. I've gotten better about it. I try to channel it into action.

I think we complement eachother well. She wants to be appreciated and I fill that need. While if you asked her to explain my behavior she wouldn't be able to do it I feel like she gets me in a way nobody else does.

In some ways it's an unlikely match since she's grounded while I have my head a bit in the clouds. I think we help eachother balance out.

We're both introverts and understand the other's need for space so I don't see there being a big problem there. I think we might even spend a great deal of time just silently appreciating eachother's company.

>>52878

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This post got stupid long but I'm tired and don't know how to reduce the length, sorry.

Hmm… it's kind of hard to put into words because I'm not the best at describing myself, but I'll try. In general, I'd say we're similar but with some differences that keep things interesting.

I'll start with Keisuke because he's easier. Although he's gotten better at hiding it and has adopted a "fake it til you make it" mentality about this, he's still very anxious. Before it was much more overt in his demeanor when meeting someone new, but it's still there in different ways. He's quiet and very polite when not sure of how a person is going to react. Once he relaxes a little, you find a man who is very kind and giving of his time and energy to those he trusts and cares about. Loyal to a fault. He goes through the extremes to protect and care for those who he thinks deserve it. He's hardworking but spontaneous, not the sort that makes plans (although he does respect plans; he just doesn't readily make them himself.) He does what he thinks is right in the moment and hopes that it will work out. Luckily for him, doing is usually enough. He's attentive when it comes to people and always has a thoughtful gift for important days like birthdays. While he's not the sort of friend who would be great fun at parties, nor the friend who you could have deep, intellectual conversation with over coffee on a daily basis, he is the sort of friend who will come over at the drop of a hat and offer a warm shoulder to cry on.

As for me… well. I don't know how to describe myself well because I think that my own perception of myself is different than how other people see me, so I'll just go off of what people in real life have described me as. Charismatic, mysterious, deeply private, anxious, smart. Nice, hardworking (hah), talented, sensitive, easygoing, considerate, intuitive, a good listener. Has intense morals; brown-nose, intimidating. Stubborn, defeatist, stuck-up, pretentious, persnickety, blunt, avoidant, depressive. I think some of these traits are more pronounced than others and they come out depending on my mood and the circumstances. Some of the negative adjectives I wrote down sting but I need to be honest with myself if I'm going to improve. I would consider myself a pretty good definition of the Type C personality.

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Deep down, I think Keisuke and I have a lot in common in regards to how we relate to people around us, but we display our anxiety differently. I've figured out a pretty good mask to cover up how I'm feeling because nobody tends to notice when I'm feeling anxious anymore except for those who are extremely empathetic. Keisuke is… less good at hiding his feelings. The way we fall in love is almost exactly the same, and we both want our partner to be a very close friend. The main differences I think actually relate more to our upbringings rather than our base personalities - although he's, uh, not stuck-up at all and I think that's one of the biggest things I'm insecure about because I'm afraid it annoys him sometimes. I don't try to be, but it happens. We're both pretty sensitive but also understand the need for space and time to process stuff on our own, even though our first instinct is definitely to smother the other with attention.

I think maybe a way to describe how we are different would be to explain how we would act during a lecture at school. He would doodle in the margins occasionally, sometimes to help him concentrate and sometimes because he would think he understands well enough already and can afford to get some of the stuff in his head out on paper so he can concentrate when he needs to. He needs to make sure that he takes good notes not just for himself so he can understand what he means later, but so he can share his notes with anybody that needs them. If he went to a school that had a uniform, he'd wear it properly every day and make sure that every button was buttoned. He would do his best to turn in assignments on time and would study very hard, even if the material doesn't come intuitively to him. I was, er… the type that would be falling asleep in class due to sheer exhaustion from writing an entire midterm essay the night before because I procrastinated (I got an A- anyway), but I would read the book after the lecture and understand pretty well anyway. My notes were a hot mess of shorthand, fragmented poetry, a journal, and actual useful notes. I would lend them to whoever needed them but I was usually a lot more useful just explaining what I knew to them verbally. I didn't always do best on my tests, nor was I the most punctual in returning assignments, but my teachers were often impressed by my insight and ability to connect ideas together. I didn't have a uniform but I probably would have worn it with the top jacket button undone. I imagine us getting similar grades, but how we get to those grades is different. This is true for a lot of aspects of our personality.

Some things about him that take some getting used to are his moments of doubt and self-flagellation, but they've decreased a lot since we've been together. He's also extremely stubborn to the point where it's bull-headed; once he's got an idea about something, he will not stop no matter what, even when it's very clear that he should. And, while I love that he has a strong internal moral system, there are some disagreements that we have on a personal level defining right and wrong. It's not a huge deal since, at the end of the day, we largely agree on what outcomes we want, but the methods are an issue of contention occasionally. He and I both also have a negative tendency to keep things that are bothering us to ourselves to let it fester, although we've been working on it.

God, what a mess of a post. I hope that made sense.

We share most traits, although there are differences. She's strong, combative, I'm more reserved and introvert. I'm not that positive sometimes either. But I like it, because she helps me to be more confident in myself, less hesitant. She's also very friendly and talkative, for the most time. For my part, I am "the voice of reason" in the relation sometimes, since she's a little impulsive. And she's a bit jealous, but I can't blame her seeing where she works…

The only thing sometimes I wish I could change is the fact that she keeps all her problems inside. It's hard to let her speak about them, and it's even harder to tell when she has a problem in the first place: she seems always ok, smiling and all that. But maybe there is something bugging her, and I don't know about it. It's somehow frustrating, not being able to help.

>How does your personality compare to your waifus?

>Are they similar, some differences or complete opposites?

we are pretty similar. i can be kinda arrogant, and i share some of Gin's cynicism.i guess its more accurate to say that im like her except shes abit more extreme in certain aspects if that makes sense.in terms of differences:im pretty quiet while shes more talkative.

>What are things you like about yours and hers?

i love how caring and possessive she is.its really sweet to see how far she is willing to go to save someone she cares about.

>What do you hate about them?

i honestly cant say i hate anything to be honest. while i do find her arrogance in battle to be annoying, its more so because she puts herself in danger by underestimating her opponent.outside of battle, i find her arrogance endearing.

For the longest time it never occurred to me, then I saw questions similar to this and it was kind of dumb. I'm someone with depression and anxiety who is always trying to joke around things, to be a clown, and when I'm uncomfortable joking I make excuses, or seem distant or angry. I always say 'I can do this for them' and find it's more than I can handle, before withdrawing myself from it.

The difference is that I grumble and whine far more. I hold grudges far too frequently. Tsuzuki's relationship with Terazuma is an open rivalry where they beat the crap out of each other mutually, but most people will have no idea I've taken issue with them and if I ever made it obvious it'd be like garbling chow mein all over the floor. It seems like openly fighting lets them hold truces when it's important, I wouldn't ignore it so well.

His drinking habits are definitely different since I'm intolerant and just come out in a rash and fever. He's a happy drunk with an aversion to clothing, and sometimes a cocky streak. I'm more of a pile up jumpers as a blanket person.

It would be nice to be competent, and always mean what you say, and do the things you mean to do. I hate the tendency to get distracted with petty things, but it keeps us happy. Even though he hates his work, and he knows he can't always succeed, he runs to it and strives for the best outcome he can manage; I'd like to have as much conviction.

I think the one thing I hate most is the helplessness. Neither of us knows what to do if a stranger approaches in an unwanted manner, but Tsuzuki is especially bad for being unable to react. He kind of goes limp in situations where I think run, slap him, dodge; do anything, just move. He's so powerful but he just crumples on the floor and waits for others to shake him out of it. I know it's in part his trauma causing it, he's terrified of hurting even bad people, and there are times when I can't expect him not to lock up - I just want him to defend himself and be protected. I know I wouldn't be enough in his world, and there are people out there in the fandom who look at this behaviour and call it 'active consent', like he likes being beheaded or touched against his will.

Oh yeah, and when he does complain he's unabashedly childish and whiny. I play up that kind of thing to keep it humorous and take the edge off criticism, but every time he complains about other men it's just him being a major and genuine goof. At some point he'd do it on a subject I feel strongly about and I'd end up giving him an irate lecture.