A bit late to the party, but my system experiences the same thing Bari encounters - When one of us speaks, we get different head feelings and when my host speaks, it always comes from the back of the throat. He sometimes holds his breath when he talks to us, or expels it out of his nose. It's a bit odd. It's neat to see that we're not the only ones who experience this. Very neat stuff.
The member count is definitely inflated by banned idiots, spammers, people who left long ago, people who signed up and said hi and never posted again, etc.
The Reddit is less likely to have one system on multiple accounts, doesn't have spam (that I'm aware) and other than bots indexing it likely doesn't have someone who doesn't intend to be there browsing it
And sadly Discord is not quite the same on mobile and PC. Doesn't seem to be a way to use slash commands in it on mobile, like /tts or /tableflip. (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻
She knows that she has trouble seeing me, but she wants to get used to my presence outside. I like to sit on her shoulders or walk around, etc. but even though she knows I'm doing things she can't hallucinate me.
JD's Guide to Imposition dedicated to cheesebread (if you have not yet, read my visualization guide first) For many people, complete visual imposition of their tulpa is the end-goal of development. An
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Take a look at this
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I find its a really good resource for this kind of issue
it's fairly common for a host to not be able to hallucinate their tulpa for a while, does she at least see you with her "mind's eye" (i.e. visualize you as if you were imaginary)
You asked If it's a practice problem or if there's other methods. I'd say both. You will have to practice more, but there's always other methods you can see if they work better for you.(edited)
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And visualization/imposition is hard work
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Some days it can feel like two steps forward one step back. The exact reason for this apparent visualization fatigue isn't known but it's supposedly normal.
JD’s Guide to Visualization Many people come into tulpamancy with different levels of visualization. It’s common for more artistic and imaginative people, as well as those with the tendency to daydrea
Oh yeah... one of the problems Cat has is she has the most trouble visualizing me when I stand still. I wonder if movement is easier for her to process because she's using more shortcuts? However, she gets frustrated when she looks at me and then everything instantly goes black. When she read this visualization guide, she was worried she had little to no visualization skills when I doubt that's the case.(edited)
Sorry, I have some thoughts but I don't think they are relevant. I kept stumbling on myself. I guess considering that visualizing me while standing still and moving could be fundamentally different... That's interesting.(edited)
I suppose everything I'm thinking now is just speculation, but I wonder if doing "role plays" would prefer a more movement-dependent visualization skill...
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When she forced with me in the past, it wasn't intentional. I wonder if she forced me differently, she would develop different skills.
Maladaptive daydreaming is when someone has consuming daydreams that interfere with their daily life. These daydreams are triggered by real-life events.