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  • "Beginner's Guide To Finding Fanart On Pixiv"

    The pictures from this tutorial don't match the current UI, but the basic concepts are the same.

    • Tip: add this character 夢 at the end of a fandom tag to find art by/for yumejoshi

      Example: undertale夢, 呪術廻戦夢 (jjk), nrt夢 (naruto), あんスタ夢 (enstars), and 夢絵 for "character/reader" art in any fandom

  • Pixiv Plus: Get Pixiv Premium for free
  • Imgbrd-Grabber: Batch download entire tags from popular imageboards (Zerochan, Danbooru, etc.)
  • WFDownloader: Another bulk image downloader. This one works with Twitter and Tumblr!
  • Hydrus Network: Create a locally hosted booru for all those images!
  • Read fanfiction on Archive of Our Own (AO3)

    Search for "[Husbando's full name]/Reader"

  • To find (R18) yume/fujo CDs, join the Telegram group "Fast Forward Japanese ASMR." You can search by character/voice actor.

    If your husbando is from an anime or a video game, chances are his seiyuu has acted in one of these.

  • How to buy Japan-only merch

    A small-web guide explaining types of merchandise, proxy services, and how to avoid scams

  • AmiAmi

    Character and hobby shop for Japanese merchandise that someone I knew used to swear by.

  • Mandarake

    Shop for all kinds of pre-owned anime and manga stuff. I got 90% of my doujinshi from here!

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Deepen Your Daydreaming Skills

The core components of daydreams are imagination, visualisation, imagery, creativity, and immersion. In contrast, the inability/struggle to visualise/imagine is called aphantasia.

Try using those keywords (e.g. "imagery in fiction," "aphantasia solutions," etc.) when doing your own research.

  • "How To Improve Visualization and Mental Imagery?"

    A short but sweet thread on the Art of Memory forum— my favourite resource in this section!

  • Basics of Visualization from Success Consciousness
  • Develop your imagination and visaulization ability "for Miraculous Living" (whatever that means)
  • "How to Write Deep POV*" by MasterClass *(Point of View)
  • "What Makes Writing Immersive?" by Lance R. Fletcher
  • See my general links/resources page for more on writing
  • Lucid dreaming resources from: The Sleep Foundation (scientific), Loner Wolf (spiritual), and some guy named Tim Ferriss (self-help)
    • Other considerations

    In your research, you may happen upon something called "reality shifting." As I understand it, this is just highly regimented daydreaming and is not immediately dangerous. However, the mostly underage, often mentally ill community takes itself very seriously. Proceed with caution. You may find their "scripting" method useful, bearing in mind that, minus the weird parts, it's just like writing normal fiction.

    You may also learn about something called a "tulpa," which is more overtly psychotic. These idiot moid methods (e.g. sleep deprivation, psychadelic drugs, self-injury) are immediately dangerous. Look, if you must, but don't touch.

    If daydreaming takes up too much of your time, interferes with your real world activities (e.g. work, school, sleep, socialising, hobbies), and you can't seem to stop even when you try, that is called maladaptive daydreaming. It's a real thing! And if it's happening to you, then you need and deserve to be helped. Please talk to someone you trust to get the care you need.

Yumejoshi Culture & Lore