
Yuka
The disparity between the views on this server and others I'm on has been extra jarring to me lately. I'm not sure how to put my thoughts together on this and I'm also busy. But the different treatment of tulpas vs hosts irks me. "Tulpas are just characters" this is not said about hosts and singlets except as some sort of after thought like "oh yeah technically hosts are characters too." Like I said, no one goes around calling people in the streets characters. If the "character" is just living life and paying the bills, are they still just a character?
I said this on Tulpa Nexus in a different conversation but I think it applies here as well:
I have a little theory about SOC definitions and switching. If you believe the SOC is the host, switching is becoming your tulpa. If you believe the SOC is just part of the brain, switching is trading places with your tulpa.
This is still just an assumption based on what I have seen people describe, and this doesn't include wonderland switching. With that, I think if it's real, it's a little more complicated
It's possible that more tulpamancers here would agree that the SOC = the host, and all identities (including the host identity, not to be confused for the SOC) are illusions, characters, etc.
When you change the fundamental idea of what "I" means, you can have very different ideas on tulpamancy.
Regardless, I don't think this is a bad thing. I think diversity in opinions is better than not. (edited)