/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>46510962
Sakuya is great, but I'm aiming for the Mistress. She is a lovely lady that deserves respect, admiration, and if I can ever find my way into the mansion itself-a devoted person that wants to spend time with her and the rest of the ladies of the SDM.

And yes, it's not in your head when you ask for a sign after going to Japan and wanting to visit the shrine but not being able to, getting a green frog out of a vending machine, then going back to your own country and finding a snake at your front door, killing it accidentally when trying to move it, get wracked with nightmares of violent weather, and then asking for both a sign and forgiveness, with it culminating in having a dream of her showing up and speaking Japanese that you don't know and struggle to find a definition, for it to ultimately roughly translate to "I forgive you" from what little you could piece together from your drunken stupor upon waking up.

>>46511026
I definitely will, for better or worse. Hopefully this hodge podge of beliefs and practices I've pieced together over the last decade will lead to something. The next step is to either start a paranormal group that takes this topic seriously or try to get in as the oddball member of a Japanese highschool club for Necromancy and/or Sealing...

And you are right, from everything I've read. Music, painting, poems, etc. Basically, anything you put your devotion towards when it comes to them will be well received, so long as it's not against who they are as a whole. (Using the letter method, a la succ threads, and changing it around as a call out to whoever you're trying to reach seems to work wonders. Picking up things related via antique stores does as well.