Ven and Albedo

  One thing that outsiders of the Waifuism/Fictosexuality usually associate with us is the Dakimakura or "Waifu Body Pillow" as it is sometimes called. Dakimakuras (if you are not already aware) are body pillows with cases displaying a waifu/husbando to allow you to cuddle a life sized depiction of the character of your choice.    Body pillows are incredibly comfortable to sleep with, and I personally find it preferable to cuddling a real person in a lot of cases. This may just be because I live in the South, but it can be unbearably hot and sweaty to snuggle another human's body heat all night. Dakimakuras come in different materials, and due to this heat I live in, I got mine made with a fabric that is cool to the touch. It helps the comfort factor to be able to stay cool at night, and wrapping around the Daki is a great position for sleeping. I also know that Albedo tends to stay cool to the touch himself, so having a Daki with the same cool nature helps me feel immers

    Being a character from a video game, the events that take place in this video game's world are important to Albedo and in turn must be important to me as well. This week we celebrated Windblume, a festival in Albedo's homeland that celebrates doing good deeds for one another and showing your gratitude for your loved ones. Albedo and I attended the festival and participated in the game, but otherwise I have been trying to find my own "Windblume" to give Albedo, to show my appreciation for everything he does for me. Traditionally, a Windblume gift is made with flowers to symbolize your feelings for each-other.      I have never had a green thumb, and fake flowers aren't really Albedo's thing. Instead, I decided I wanted to write him a poem. He's been begging me for awhile to show him some of my poetry. He says he likes the way I talk about the art, and he would wish to see my work. Unfortunately, I haven't written poetry in years and all my old work

  Hello, and welcome to my blog!! :)   Ever since I was young, I've wanted to run a blog of some sort, I always found the concept super cool. Like a form of entry level journalism? That's how I saw it when I was too young to be able to convince my father to obtain internet for us anyways. Once I was given internet access however, I couldn't think of anything that I was both passionate enough about to want to make a blog about, while also being something that wasn't completely unnecessary. I use social media, I have websites to make art portfolios, there are forums and message boards to discuss video games and anime. With the rise of social media, blogs became less used over time and I had less of a reason to make one with all the good topics already taken. Over the last year however, I've been thinking it over, and I think I have finally found a reason to blog. Please allow me to introduce myself.    Hello, my name is Ven. I'm 24 years old, I live with my Boyfri