Raising a healthy yandere, part three - the right yandere for you.

Continued from part two. Let's assume that you've found a potential yandere to adopt as a pet, hereby referred to as a prospect. What should you do next? First things first, you need to make sure that adopting this yandere is legal. As mentioned in the last part of this guide, you need to determine the age of anyone you consider a prospect, and if the information on their profile(s) isn't making it clear, then you should ask...

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Raising a healthy yandere, part two - finding a yandere.

Continued from part one. If you've completed the quiz in part one and still think a yandere's the perfect pet for you, you may be wondering, "Where do I find one?" If so, you've come to the right place. For many of the reasons listed in this three part post, you're far more likely to find yanderes online than in the real world. Low self-esteem plays a tremendous role in keeping people indoors and online, and yanderes are no...

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Raising a healthy yandere, part one - is a yandere right for you?

Like many pets, yanderes require a great number of things to survive and thrive, no matter what kind of yandere is being discussed. Before buying or fostering a yandere, it's important to not only consider its physical needs - such as what it will eat and drink, whether it will be an indoor or outdoor yandere, and so on - but its emotional needs as well. This is where many yandere owners fall short. All too often, yanderes seem...

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Another yandere misconception.

Two of the most common questions I see about yanderes are "Why would anyone like them?" and "Won't you just wind up being murdered or something?" I can understand where this mentality comes from. In the minds of most people who are vaguely familiar with the term "yandere," the only trait of a yandere is that they're apparently bloodthirsty. This is no surprise, since one character murdering another has more shock value and, as...

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Yandere facfic2.

A woman was born in America, but moved to Italy. After about one year, she met a man who happened to come from the same region in America, who also moved to Italy. The two spent a lot of time together, but their meetings were kept a secret from the woman's overprotective father. Eventually he found out about the two of them and forbade his daughter from seeing or speaking to the man ever again. The man pursued the woman until...

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Yandere: fact or fiction?

Woman A lived in a small town in the middle of America. After being in a romantic relationship with Woman B for around seven years, things began to deteriorate. In 2007, while browsing myspace, Woman A met Woman C and quickly became infatuated with her. Before long, Woman A attempted to impress Woman C by telling her a wide variety of lies, including claiming to not only be a firefighter, but one of the firefighters on duty in...

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Handling rejection - a yandere-friendly guide.

Even as a non-yandere (or "nondere"), I'm sure most people are familiar with how awful it feels to be rejected, not to mention the desire to get over that feeling and move on. I know things can seem hopeless in that situation, as if there's nothing you can do to make yourself feel better, but I'm here to tell you that that doesn't have to be the case. Whether you think of yourself as a fairly normal person, a yandere, or something...

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Yandere stories masterpost.

Looking to read about, watch, or listen to stories with fictional yanderes in them? You've come to the right place. Note that some of the yandere characters in the following stories stretch the definition of what it means to be a yandere, and may not qualify as a "real yandere" in your opinion. Some of the following stories will also contain content not suitable for children. (1a) after a link indicates that it's the first story...

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Help resources.

A compilation of over one hundred help resources: http://pastebin.com/dR57brcD This mainly includes help for suicide prevention, reporting child abuse/pornography, fighting human trafficking, domestic abuse hotlines and websites you can use, and runaway hotlines and websites. Another compilation of help resources: https://www.tumblr.com/docs/en/counseling_prevention_resources This is a comprehensive list of free hotlines you...

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A yandere misconception.

A month ago today, I saw a particular yandere image for at least the tenth time. Normally I don't mind seeing the same picture so many times, shared by so many different people - the problem was that the message in it was completely wrong, and I'm not a big fan of incorrect information being upheld and repeated as fact. I'd never seen anyone...

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