Can you simp for a fictional character?

I don't think it's bad. It's just a form of enjoying and connecting with a fictional world.

Simping for a fictional character basically means having an excessive or intense infatuation or admiration for them.

Not necessarily. Having a deep appreciation for a fictional character is common. It becomes a problem if it starts interfering with your daily life or relationships. So, assess how it influences you.

It could be that their storylines and personalities offer an escape or a form of entertainment that resonates with you. Sometimes, we simp for them because they represent something we wish we had or could be.

Well, sometimes we simp over fictional characters because they give us a sense of comfort and entertainment. Their adventures and personalities can be more exciting and interesting than what we encounter in our daily lives. Plus, we have complete control over how we imagine and interpret them in our minds.

A heartwarming true simp story is that of a guy who would write love letters to his crush every week. He poured his heart out in those letters, talking about how she made his days better. Even when she didn't respond much at first, he kept writing. After a while, she started to look forward to his letters and they eventually became friends and then more. He was just so sincere in his feelings and efforts.

A true simp story could be about a guy who always buys his crush expensive gifts without expecting anything in return. He just does it out of pure adoration.

No, you can't. Fictional characters aren't real people and don't have legal or practical status for marriage.

In a purely imaginative sense, you can, but it's not a real-world possibility. It's all in your mind and fantasy.

In most cases, you can't patent a fictional character. Patents are typically for inventions or processes, not for characters.