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Moemorphism (Japanese: 萌え擬人化, Hepburn: moe gijinka) is a form of anthropomorphism in anime and manga where moe (approx. "cute") qualities are given to non-human beings such as animals, plants, objects, concepts, or phenomena.
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Also I'm not sure it's really gijinka if she's already a human ghost.
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Yeah, this one was a stretch 😓
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When my girlfriend finally asked what my more extreme opinions were a while back because she knew I harboured them, I finally went on a calm but well articulated rant about Jews and diversity for maybe an hour and a half, she just listened. Showed her a 25 minute documentary explaining in detail all the good Hitler did for Germany and why he was loved. Overall I spoke for about two hours on my belief in segregation, black crime stats, race and IQ differences, the ruling Jews who push everything, child abandonment by race, spousal abusive rates by race, my hate and disgust with LGBTQ culture and more not knowing if she would hate me and leave.
Fast forward, she is insanely intoxicated with me, hints and outright says frequently she wants lots of kids with me, wants to embrace traditional roles, church, all of that. So I assume being a strong man firm in your beliefs and being able to explain those beliefs well and guide others makes women’s eggs ache
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