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happy 18th birthday to me! I'm finally an adult

(18 years old physically but 26 consciously)

I shifted

I shifted to my nana dr for about six months (even though only six seconds have passed here, since I set the time so that one month in the dr equals one second in this reality). I'm still a little confused from coming back, but overall, I feel good.

This dr isn’t my main one but could become my main one. Before I share some details, I want to clarify that this DR doesn't follow the anime’s storyline. For example, that asshole Takumi will never meet Hachi. I'll try to keep it brief, as I don't like talking too much about my dr after all, it is real life .

I live about 15 minutes away from Hachi and Nana’s apartment, in a suburb of Tokyo. I work at a bakery and also do art. Living in Tokyo between 1998 and 1999 is a mix of nostalgia and surreal. It's hard to describe precisely. I’ve also learned to live without modern smartphones, using those old brick phones with buttons instead. This has taught me to live more in the moment, without the constant need to check social media or waste hours scrolling through TikTok, aimlessly losing time.

In this dr, I’m learning to be more independent. Thanks also to my experiences in my Kpop drs, I've learned to manage an apartment on my own here: I do the laundry, cook, manage my budget, pay bills, and work in the bakery. Oh, and I'm also studying to get my driver's license.

I’ve also started learning to play the guitar, especially thanks to Nana. Playing has always been a huge dream of mine, but I never had the chance to do it in this reality. Once, I even got emotional with joy while holding the guitar in my hands, because it’s something I’ve always loved doing.

My relationship with Hachi and Nana is really great.

Hachi is very close to me; she often texts to ask how I’m doing, how work is going, and invites me to hang out on weekends or go to the pub together. I love going out with her because she’s unashamed of anything or anyone, and with her, I never feel judged. She also has a great sense of style. Even though colorful clothes aren’t really my thing, she’s helped me find a style that suits me. I must admit, though, that she requires a lot of patience since she’s a bit naive.

As for Nana Osaki, I really love her a lot. She’s given me so much advice on some of my personal concerns, and she’s the kind of person who could listen to you for hours. She shows her affection through sarcastic jokes. We share the same taste in music. It took a little while for her to fully trust me and start confiding in me, but I understand her, and our bond has grown over time.

I’m still getting to know Shin and Nobu. Shin is very reserved, but I feel like we’ll become great friends. Nobu, on the other hand, has already opened up, and we’ve quickly become close.

Next time I shift, I’ll come back with a suitcase full of Vivienne Westwood clothes, necklaces, and rings!

every time I had an instant manifestation (literally within seconds) was when I decided on something and then detached from it without any doubts or negative thoughts.

I mean, I didn't detach in the sense of 'I don't want it anymore,' but rather, I didn't think about it too much because it's already mine, it's already in my 4D reality, it's already done.

how I shift reality using the law of assumption ✧⁠*⁠。

first of all, I have the assumption that I just say "I'll wake up in my xxx dr" and then go straight to sleep to shift. I don't want to make shifting too complicated.

how I shift

I choose my dr

before going to sleep I affirm that I will wake up in my dr

I sleep

and boom I wake up in my dr!

I literally affirming for two days : " I'm the luckiest girl in the world" and this is what happened:

the math test was suspended twice

the teacher questioned me on a book that I haven't read and I got a 90/100

I found €50 on the floor

my friends offered me a snack/breakfast

an important task has been cancelled

i accidentally shifted in my kpop dr 🫶

My favorite manifestation methods

placebo effect

I use this technique to manifest something physical, like every time I drink water, my hair gets longer.

pinterest board

I create a folder where I insert images related to my manifestations and repeat, "I have everything I have in my Pinterest board"

subliminal

I love subliminals. I'm very lazy and easily distracted while affirming, or I don't find physical time to do it. So, when I'm doing homework or while I'm walking, I listen to my subliminals.

"Unrealistic" things I have manifested (p.1)

Finding the house keys

Often, I have the habit of leaving my house keys in the pocket of my jacket. One morning, while I was heading to school, I noticed they were missing. Despite searching around and retracing my steps, I couldn't find them. While on the bus, I kept affirming to myself, 'My keys have always been with me,' envisioning myself holding them. After enduring six anxious hours at school, I returned home to find my house keys just a few meters away. I had even inspected that place before and hadn't seen them.

Airpods repaired

I have an unhealthy obsession with music, so being without headphones is like being without oxygen for a minute, lol. One evening, my right AirPod stopped working, and I tried everything to fix it, but it showed no signs of life. So, before going to bed, I repeated affirmation that my AirPods were perfectly functional. The next day, I woke up, and it still wasn't working... but I persisted in in my affirmation and after an hour my airpods started working perfectly again.

dyscalculia gone

For my entire life, I was told I was terrible at math. Indeed, I always scored 30/100 on all my school tests, and I literally didn't understand anything. I was also "diagnosed" with dyscalculia lol. One day, tired of not understanding anything, I started behaving as if I were the best at math, affirming things like math is simple to understand, to execute, and it's the most fun thing to do because it's so easy. Needless to say, my school average of 30/100 became 90/100 :)

I saw this video, lol. (screenshot not mine)

Firstly, it's completely wrong to get information from platforms like TikTok, where there's a lot of misinformation and a wrong conception of shifting. Shifting didn't start existing in 2020 and wasn't invented by teenagers. I've read many comments about mental illnesses like maladaptive daydreaming, but I have to clarify that I, someone who has shifted and maladaptive daydreamer, can testify it's completely different. So, please, don't let yourselves be influenced by these "antishifters".

Many don't understand that if you assume shifting is hard, it will be hard . If you assume shifting is easy, it will be easy. That's all.