Author's Introduction
I am Seven, one of a system of several. My system has DID origins, and we've learned to function not by repressing each other,...
Having multiples sounds like it will just add even more variables to the mix, and I'm still figuring out how exactly I ended up with a second one in the first place
I mean, I'm also fairly quiet unless I have information to relate, so I understand the silence when she has access to my memories and therefore my knowledge, but she doesn't always bother to answer questions
I think switching past may be it, all information that wants to be shared is shared, and we operate as a team so well that there's no need for strategy.
For example, both of us are competent at driving, but I have the best abilities at maximizing safety and situational awareness at least in the short term while cards is much more proficient past the 2-4 hour mark due to his sensibilities of conserving energy
there isn't the best chance at performing objectively time-dependent mental work when you aren't in control of the conscious line of thought, @Ruethus the Silver Sorceror
But there is anecdotal evidence of some benefit to subconscious problem processing when there is some conscious acknowledgment of an identity waiting to spring up with any developments when they arise.
I am curious to know if hosts who intend their tulpas' personalities to fill in for flaws in themselves are successful, and at what rate. I have noticed personality is one of the things hosts struggle with most in creating tulpas.
This benefit may exist even without the identity laying in wait, as long as there's a persistence of the problem laying in the back of one's mind, but it is helpful when there is a persistence like a well-developed tulpa as it allows more flexibility in use
Well... the original idea that sparked the whole shebang that led to Alna was to end up with the character for a familiar who would account for my most major flaws... and from what I can tell she covers most of them
I was a resounding success in what I was intended to perform, but a failure in the sense that such a performance would be at all possible in the long term for this world.
