2D love. Does it really exist?

Hey, if Love+ can coerce a guy to marry a videogame character, then the possibilities will regretfully be endless.

My excuse is that I am too busy for 3D women (lame excuse I know).

For now, I am just going to continue to believe that 2D Love = Real Love = The ultimate form of love = etc. (excuse the madness).

Seriously how can you say no to that:



Or that:



Or that:

Miku all the way

It's possible, some charecters have very appealing qualities you're looking for IRL. Just don't let your 2D waifu interfere with the real one.

I think 2D love only really exist in the state of fantasy for most but i honestly i think it can be a reality for some of us.

I think if you have been so turned off or have subjected to not to want real 3D relationships with people or have been harmed from it.I think you can actually fall into a fake fantasy world since you rejected any possible real love in the real world.I know that sounds horribly pathetic but such things happen to some hardcore otaku.

For me it's i feel bound to male/female characters that embody my fantasy and fulfillment of my standards and preferences in men that reality cannot make possible.Or rather a fantasy i can make a reality but knows the consequences will not come out tastefully...

For me there's only one male character that truly feeds into it...

I don't know if I already posted here but if I did.... I don't care I need to vent
I love Miku Hatsune
It kinda happened out of no where. I had just been turned down by a good friend of mine and I felt so lonely like the many other times I had been shuned. but I saw a video and It cheered me up. That vid was of a song Miku was singing from then on I started to listen to her as often as I could and I..... fell in love with her..... because she sings to me when I am sad, shes the only one who gives me comfort the only one who does not shun me when I sing back at her the only one who...... I feel would understand me.....in the end I just fell in love with a beautiful womens voice.... a voice that won't answer me back......a voice that can help but never heal.... I would give anything just to.... be with her....
I am going insane.....hell I've always been crazy this is nothing new........in the end I am just pathetic................ I am sorry miku

Several but not in real life. If I am to fall in love with 2D, it's going to be in fantasy and not in real life.
Girls from anime I really like:
1. Chizuru Minamoto from Kanokon (Kanokon was the first ecchi anime I saw. Who doesn't like big breasted fox girls? XD)
2. Moka Akashiya from Rosario+Vampire (I'd let her suck my blood any day. Lol)
3. Lala Satalin from To Love-Ru (Like Moka, I somehow find pink long haired girls with big breasts appealing. Also, I like Lala's playful/child like personality).

There are probably others too, but I can't think of any others at the moment. Anyways, you could call the three girls above the top 3 anime girls I fell in love with (In order). I still like them to this day.
Some other notable girls I like also are:
1. Noa Hiiragi from MM!
2. Luka Megurine from Vocaloid.
3. Asa from Shuffle.

Since there would be too many pictures to display, and I don't feel like posting them, look up the girls if you are curious. I'm sure many of you know who they are though.

Not really into the women much, but I have fallen for many many 2d anime guys.

Absurd. 2-D love doesn't exist. You might be IN love with a certain character or the idea with being with them, but there isn't love, or any sort of relationship, just fantasy.

very real...to me i still love C2.

It depends on the person. I personally believe in all kinds of love. Love is a sacred feeling in the body and is a strong one as well.

I agree love is sacred and no matter what kind it is it's should be respected

I just adore and like some anime girls, never love, but really-really like.
I love my real girls! They're touchable!

Real love is mutual, not one sided. D;

I assume there is a fine line between love and fantasy.
But it has been said, "The truth is what you believe is true."

All in all, it depends on how you define love.

The closest you could ever get to real love outta that type of thing is love for your projected image of what that person would be like if they were real.

In short- delusion.

Just like anyone who 'love' certain celebrities. With the chances of meeting them and developing a relationship with them- they might as well be fictional themselves.

Does 2D love exist? I would say it does, just like how people can fall for a character that is written in a book.
However, since love is so widely varied, I don't think it can hold a candle to '3D' love

You can love a concept. I mean, when you first meet someone, that is pretty much what they are, a concept of a person.

So much like that, you can love the concept that is the 2D person.

But to really truly love them? Not really. Because that involves loving someone for who they truly are, going beyond just what they may represent.

And what a 2D girl really is, doesn't actually exist. A character only exists as a concept. Removing that concept removes their existence.

Well I say 2D love can and does exist since I've already basically created an entire 2D life with family, friends, a wife who's pregnant, a job, housing, everything. I know what you're thinking, how pathetic can I be? But I don't care what anyone says about 2D love being non-existent, it's true for me at least. People who say there's no interaction between 3D and 2D, I interact just fine with my wife with my alter ego Akihiro. People who point out it's a one-sided love, it's not one-sided if your wife loving you is her personality and so then truly does love you. I could go on and on with the reasons 2D love is real love, but the point is love means different things to different people but as long as the feeling of comfort and warmth that is love is there for your 2D waifu, then it really is love. I don't think it's right for people to judge others love interests whether it's 2D or 3D. Love is love and some people find it in real life while others find it elsewhere. So I say let love flourish everywhere. Don't restrict your idea of love to conservative and traditional ideas as this is a changing and evolving world.

In sum I guess, 2D love does exist and I'm fairly happy with my 2D dream life especially since my twins are going to be born next month. I don't care how pathetic and pitiful you think I am. I am absolutely sure that I'm going to get replies saying how ridiculous I am, but I just don't fucking care what you think. As long as a person is happy with the love they have, they are entitled to that love without any criticisms. Now I'm done ranting.