No.757
Would you have a normie gf? How important is sharing the whole chan culture in a relationship to you? Or is it really not an issue?
No.761
>Would you have a normie gf
No, not much to relate to on any level with normies
>How important is sharing the whole chan culture in a relationship to you? Or is it relly not an issue
Not important, if she knew I'd only explain if she asked and if she wants to know more I'd just tell her to lurk so she can figure out what she wants
No.763
>>757>Would you have a normie gf? Not really...
>How important is sharing the whole chan culture in a relationship to you? Or is it really not an issue?I'd rather have someone that shares my autistic humor than someone who I'd just have to
A) explain everything to
or
B) keep a bunch of stuff private from them
either one of those doesn't sound that great for a relationship.
No.766
I have a normie gf.
Sharing chan culture is unimportant.
English is her second language and she's from a different culture, so being with her isn't like hanging out with a friend.
Also, we don't have to share all our interests. There's more than enough to do together without a shitty imageboard.
No.805
>>757For me, it wouldn't be a matter of whether we could share *chan memes or whatever the hell else, it would just be a case of her being smart enough to recognize that the place isn't what the majority have made it out to be.
Being able to say that I say some anonymous faggot say something interesting would be enough for me...