Otaku Relationship?

I wondered for awhile where are the otaku females? Are they hiding out or just shy waiting for their husbando?? I'm waiting for my Waifu or just anime girl or otaku girl but anyway what does a otaku relationship mean to you?

Me and you both man. But what really surprised me was when I went to my first con last year, I was shocked to see so many couples cosplaying together. So they must be out there, but are way harder to find. Or maybe some of them met their SO before getting into anime and were later introduced to it. I tried a local anime club at school for fun but again most of the members were guys lol.

What makes you think this guy needs to Lower his standards. When did he say he needs the Queen of England? Talk respectfully. Did he call you a steaming kilogram of shit? Be interesting. Okay so his standards must be low but he has to be the one drawing attention. Grow some balls. That's just retarded. Not be a perv. I've more female weeb friends than male and most of them are a fuck load more "pervy" than any guys i know. hundreds of boys none go for you? maybe cause you say shit like that? he just hasnt met many female weebs but you decide to say that load of cringe "I never go drama without any reason though, so i ask you beforehand to not guilt-trip me like so many people do. " jajaja what was your reason for that post? telling him to change who he is when you don't even know who he is. and why would anyone settle for a decent girl rather than perfect woman? you don't settle for someone who doesnt do as much for you as you'd do for them

This place is a meme...

Pretty savage. I won't pretend that I'm in a happy relationship, so if I sound like I don't know what I'm talking about then I suppose that's fine, but I like to think consideration works both ways. I often find that when someone in any setting calls out someone for being inconsiderate, that person is often being equally or more inconsiderate than the person they called out. It isn't that they're wrong, but I feel that often calling someone out tends to come from a place of anger, and often enough mistakes or assumptions are made in the process.