/jp/ - Otaku Culture

It depends who your 2D love is. If she's from a game, you play the game a lot.

If she's from an anime, you watch the anime many times.

If she's from a manga, you read about her.

All the while, you absorb all the pictures and artifacts of canon (and to an extent fanon) that you can collect. Figures, dolls, dakimakura, etc...

The point of all this is to fully understand her personality. This is how she becomes real. After you've fully assimilated all of this information, you will find yourself able to predict how she would react to different situations. Things she would say. What her opinions would be on day-to-day occurrences in your life.

From there, it's all a matter of perception and imagination for her to materialize in the mindscape, where you can spend all the time you want to with her.

Tucked away in the mountains of the East, on the edge of the illusionary world and this one, there lives a beautiful maiden. Optimistic and undaunted by adversary, kind to a fault, she lives alone in the lonesome expanse of a shrine and watches them cross one by one. When asked if she ever gets lonely or if she has any family at all, she said, I know they must love meso I had to let them pass, just as you cannot leave here, they can never come back.

Tucked away in the mountains of the East, on the edge of the illusionary world and this one, there lives a beautiful maiden. Optimistic and undaunted by adversary, kind to a fault, she lives alone in the lonesome expanse of a shrine, she watches them cross one by one. When asked if she ever gets lonely or if she has any family at all, she said, I know they must love meso I had to let them pass, just as you cannot leave here, they can never come back.

>>7175152

Let's see how I fare starting from now.

Me? Never.