noun
Internet Slang
waifuism
WYE-foo-iz-um · noun · slang
Devotion to a fictional character as an ideal romantic partner.
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The (semi-serious) practice or mindset of being romantically devoted to a fictional character, treating them as one's waifu or husbando.
“His waifuism is next-level; he bought a body pillow and everything.”
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waifuism In A Sentence
His waifuism is next-level; he bought a body pillow and everything.
Origin & Usage
English 'waifu' plus the suffix '-ism', from English-language otaku communities.
Variants
waifuism
People Also Ask
What is waifuism?
Waifuism is the semi-serious practice or mindset of being romantically devoted to a fictional character, treating them as one's ideal partner or 'waifu'.
Where does the word waifuism come from?
It combines the fandom term 'waifu' with the suffix -ism, and originated in English-language otaku communities.
Is waifuism meant to be taken seriously?
It's usually semi-serious or playful, describing devoted fandom for a favourite character, though some fans embrace it more earnestly than others.
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