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{{quote|We're still gettin' to know each other ... and it's all in my head, really | {{quote|We're still gettin' to know each other ... and it's all in my head, really.|Chris on his waifu<ref name=donations>[[Donations, Please, plus Live Game Stream tonight.]]</ref>}} | ||
[[Image:Nanao-naru.jpg|thumb|200px|The lucky lady]] | [[Image:Nanao-naru.jpg|thumb|200px|The lucky lady]] | ||
A '''waifu''' (Japanese: ワイフ; derived from English ''wife'') is, generally speaking, a female character from an [[anime]] or [[video game]] that someone finds attractive and considers a [[Love Quest|significant other]]. Chris, however, typically uses the word "waifu" to refer to a [[Wikipedia:Dakimakura|dakimakura]], or [[Kimmi|body pillow]]. Chris' first, and for a long time only, references to a waifu were in [[ | A '''waifu''' (Japanese: ワイフ; derived from English ''wife'') is, generally speaking, a female character from an [[anime]] or [[video game]] that someone finds attractive and considers a [[Love Quest|significant other]]. [[Chris]], however, typically uses the word "waifu" to refer to a [[Wikipedia:Dakimakura|dakimakura]], or [[Kimmi|body pillow]]. Chris' first, and for a long time only, references to a waifu were in two videos from [[May 2016]].<ref name=donations></ref><ref>[[Live Game Stream - Uncharted]]</ref> He introduced his waifu's name as '''Naru'''. Her life before Chris went from being born in a [[China|Chinese]] sweatshop, to spending weeks or months in a product warehouse, before being shipped to the Chandler household. Ironically, the world she saw in the Chinese sweatshop of her birth was likely less depressing than watching the daily life of the Chandler family. | ||
[[Image:Chris_and_his_waifu.png|thumb|In which Chris introduces "Naru", with whom he has spent a glorious two weeks, and there is [[Mailbag 32# | [[Image:Chris_and_his_waifu.png|thumb|In which Chris introduces "Naru", with whom he has spent a glorious two weeks, and there is [[Mailbag 32#Well, this aged well|nothing wrong with that]].]] | ||
So far, Chris has been confirmed to spend nearly $90 on Naru. On 9 May 2016, Chris purchased the "Nanao Naru QW014 Anime Dakimakura body pillow case cover" itself from [[eBay]]<ref> | So far, Chris has been confirmed to spend nearly $90 on Naru. On 9 May 2016, Chris purchased the "Nanao Naru QW014 Anime Dakimakura body pillow case cover" itself from [[eBay]] for $29.<ref name=ebay>[[List of Chris's eBay purchases#2016]]</ref> He also bought two pillows, one on the same day and the other on 29 May, for $28.95 each.<ref name=ebay></ref> | ||
On 20 January 2018, Chris dismissed the concept of having a waifu | {{quote|Nothing against waifus and the people who have them, but I Never Really understood the appeal and concept of [waifus]. I'm more old-fashioned towards real women.|Chris, January 2018, shortly before being [[brainwashed]] into believing he's in a [[polyamorous marriage]] with his [[imaginary friends]].}} | ||
On 20 [[January 2018]], Chris dismissed the concept of having a waifu as "making a character from a show who is [[Chris and reality|Dimensions Away]] from your own league", and stated that he only bought Naru under "Peer Pressure" from "one of his ex-girlfriends", adding that he has since thrown her away. Shortly after, Chris was manipulated into retracting his criticism of waifus by the [[Idea Guys]], who seem to have pointed out that he hurt their feelings with his commentary.<ref>[[January 2018 tweets#Opinion on waifus]]</ref> | |||
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| “ | We're still gettin' to know each other ... and it's all in my head, really. | ” |
| Chris on his waifu[1] | ||
A waifu (Japanese: ワイフ; derived from English wife) is, generally speaking, a female character from an anime or video game that someone finds attractive and considers a significant other. Chris, however, typically uses the word "waifu" to refer to a dakimakura, or body pillow. Chris' first, and for a long time only, references to a waifu were in two videos from May 2016.[1][2] He introduced his waifu's name as Naru. Her life before Chris went from being born in a Chinese sweatshop, to spending weeks or months in a product warehouse, before being shipped to the Chandler household. Ironically, the world she saw in the Chinese sweatshop of her birth was likely less depressing than watching the daily life of the Chandler family.
In which Chris introduces "Naru", with whom he has spent a glorious two weeks, and there is nothing wrong with that.
So far, Chris has been confirmed to spend nearly $90 on Naru. On 9 May 2016, Chris purchased the "Nanao Naru QW014 Anime Dakimakura body pillow case cover" itself from eBay for $29.[3] He also bought two pillows, one on the same day and the other on 29 May, for $28.95 each.[3]
| “ | Nothing against waifus and the people who have them, but I Never Really understood the appeal and concept of [waifus]. I'm more old-fashioned towards real women. | ” |
| Chris, January 2018, shortly before being brainwashed into believing he's in a polyamorous marriage with his imaginary friends. | ||
On 20 January 2018, Chris dismissed the concept of having a waifu as "making a character from a show who is Dimensions Away from your own league", and stated that he only bought Naru under "Peer Pressure" from "one of his ex-girlfriends", adding that he has since thrown her away. Shortly after, Chris was manipulated into retracting his criticism of waifus by the Idea Guys, who seem to have pointed out that he hurt their feelings with his commentary.[4]
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