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>am i really an idiot?

No, just altruistic.

Remember when you save some chick to always jam it in the backdoor. They appreciate that.

>>2678430
up to you if it's bad or not, it really doesn't matter either way

If you're sustaining yourself and aren't leeching from others I don't see the problem. It's a lifestyle choice. Rather than going to the pub and watching the game, you help others. As long as you don't get any sense of of entitlement from it, you're fine.

>>2678454
what if i consider myself a hero, is this bad?

>>2678459
Don't get an ego.

is ok if i do good about myself after that i assume?
also,

"emiya shirou can keep his dream until the very end. Even if... what I seek is nowhere"

should i worry? or is that just story drama?

>>2678459
Consider yourself a gibbergobbergynswibber. It really doesn't matter.

Don't try to be Shirou.
You can't make everyone happy. Even Shirou came to realize this in the end.

>>2678467
What?

You can't call yourself a hero if you're not as gar as Archer.

GUYS HELP ME PLEASE,

My servant is actually KING ARTHUR, but here's the catch: he's a girl.

DID I DO SOMETHING WRONG?! IF I BONE HIM/HER, AM I GAY?

>>2678488
the quote is from the game: Match Decided : UBW.

im just quoting straight from the screen

>>2678493
Don't worry, Merlin gave him a penis!

Shirou was not only altruistic, but also a perfectionist. He didn't just want to help people, he wanted to help EVERYBODY.

Altruism can help you become a very nice and helpful person. The negative side of it is that you probably won't get anything back for it, and if you take it too far it'll even cost you. It sucks, but that's how life works. Whether or not you want to keep helping people even if it doesn't benefit you in any way is up to you.

Perfectionism allows you to achieve good results and not give up. The negative side of that is you'll never be able to do anything perfectly and it'll frustrate you. If you take it too far, you can get obsessed with trying to perfect something that can't be perfected, leading only to wasted effort and possibly more problems. I personally think perfectionism is bullshit because good results can be achieved even without perfectionism, but that's just my opinion.

>"Emiya Shirou can keep his dream until the very end. Even if... what I seek is nowhere."
It's said in a rather dramatic way, but the part here that screws him over isn't the altruism, but the perfectionism. He wants to do something in a perfect way (saving EVERYBODY), which he will of course never be able to do, since perfection just doesn't exist.
He's able to help people just fine, just not in the perfect way he wants.

>>2680419
Rin looks terrible with glasses.

>>2680419
>he wanted to help EVERYBODY.
>a perfectionist

Moar like a hypocrite amirite?

>>2680451
You shut your whore mouth.

>>2678508
I think Merlin turn King Arthur into a girl and replace her ponos with a vagooo

>>2680772
Big man tings

>>2680453
Shirou wants to save everyone.
Archer/Kiritsugu/MIND OF STEEL Shirou want to help as many people as possible, while sacrificing as few people as possible.

>>2678430
there would be no justice without injustice.

By wishing to save everyone you also wish that everyone get into trouble.

>>2680797
It means everyone in NEED or suffering you idiot, not 'Hey everyone, ALL of you be in trouble all together so I can help you'

>>2680797
Now that's just story drama. Go Kotomine!