Irl girls or 2d girls??

Rafael what the... I'll need to put you back in training. Space is the first three dimensions. Time is the fourth. Are you trying to tell me you are not affected by time?

WHAT? max-kun if we follow the strings theory the dimentions are -1D : line -2D the drawings -3D volume -4D time: Is where the past-present-future coexists in the way and it isn't in a lineal form like is now

Do you mean real life as in the fictional media sense or like as in relationships? I mean, both real life girls and 2d anime girls both have their good points and faults. The faults typically lie in whoever's responsible with the writing, or overall direction. Anime does have a majority of stereotypes just for the sake of fanservice. There are lots of characters who are there for the sake of being moe/cutesy. I'd say most of it is from harem type romance anime. Is there anything wrong with liking these types of characters of course not you're allowed to. https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/lunareblucialowqual_3398.jpg One of my favorite female leads ever written in any piece of media is Princess Lucia from Lunar 2: Eternal Blue. She comes from an entirely different world that's cold, empty and has been isolated from human beings for so long that she doesn't know how to act normal. The only thing she's preoccupied with at first is accomplishing her main mission and will do whatever possible to attain it. The point where she gradually gains a sense of humanity observing this strange world which she's never been a part of. That's where she becomes a very complex and interesting character. We relate to her because we understand where it is she's coming from. In any case if you're talking about relationships. Obviously real life girls because they are real and do exist, where as in 2d they're just a figment of an artist's imagination so they don't exist, only a drawing. xP

It's like asking would you would rather have a real car or just a fictitious portrait of one? One, you can just look at while the other is actually useful.