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>but of late i keep wondering what these women are really like, and how much of the girl we see is a fabrication of their agency.
Miki is pretty upfront with her personality if I say so myself, except on stage of course or wota meetings/signings.
>will in fact NOT be our waifu.
Of course they won't be, that really isn't the point unless you really have a really good waifu plan.
>would you want to risk totally shattering your notions of who she is to find out more about her?
This is the part that troubles me a little more, I get depressed when I think of the off camera moments were my waifu simple just blends back in to the sea of japan and deals with a whole host of things that are just normal life.
>would you rage or be happy for her?
Be an Amerifag, it quite interesting to find celebrity fandom so much more hardcore than here. Here, these celebrities bang the shit out of each other in one big clusterfuck called Hollywood and they still have millions of adorers.
The main difference is H!P's strict life policies, and it is probably the whole crux of this discussion.
>is it better to know or not to know?
If your only goal is said to have your waifu then obviously it is better to not know but if you enjoy the ride as it goes along you'll realize that all you really want is the best for your waifu. Which is strictly anti-alpha and I wouldn't recommend it to succeed in most things in life.