i had those intrusive thoughts, its caused because of her but its not her fault. also she had frequent periods of crying that faded away.
they were typical thoughts of a really old person (>80) death and afterlife
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fronted for a month, seems like we distanced since then(edited)
If I understand it correctly. A Tulpa can be vaguely described as a voice in your head. Which is also a sign of psychosis/schizophrenia. So how can you yell the difference between a tulpa and a mental illness?
I've always felt like I was fine. I was told by many doctors that I suffer from delusions and paranoia. Nothing in my head is violent, but I hear extra voice that's not mine. It's not mean, but it's there?
Tulpamancy is usually intentional, but yes, to answer your question, both can happen.
1:37 AM
I've always felt like I was fine. I was told by many doctors that I suffer from delusions and paranoia. Nothing in my head is violent, but I hear extra voice that's not mine. It's not mean, but it's there?
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It could be an auditory hallucination of some sort. I know it can be common to hallucinate voices. Do you have any other hallucinations to coincide with it?
A tulpa, and many types of non-tulpa headmate for that matter, possess free will, and can in some cases take over the body and control its actions. Have you ever experienced either of these phenomena?
like when you get drunk at the bar and everyone has to tell you about the night before. Except I don't drink and some times don't remember days at a time
like when you get drunk at the bar and everyone has to tell you about the night before. Except I don't drink and some times don't remember days at a time
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That's not a tulpa thingy but it is a plural thing. So it could be a dissociative disorder maybe? Since i don't think tulpas have amnesia.
This is definitely not a common tulpamancy experience, but I'd talk to a medical professional about dissociative disorders, or at the very least, amnesia and memory loss.
A lot of things really. It's not really like it's talking to me most of the time. It's like hearing a second train of thought that you some times conversate with
1:48 AM
Like when you're actively thinking, and remembering. When you remember what some one else says, your brain is mimicking their voice to the best of its capacity, but you can always here the bit of your own voice at the end?
1:51 AM
As a child I was always a super deep thinker, always playing with my imagination. I started meditating before I was a teen. I didn't know I was even meditating. I just knew if i sat quietly with my eyes closed and started thinking about stuff I could make anything I wanted happen in the world inside my head.
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As a child I was always a super deep thinker, always playing with my imagination. I started meditating before I was a teen. I didn't know I was even meditating. I just knew if i sat quietly with my eyes closed and started thinking about stuff I could make anything I wanted happen in the world inside my head.
Part of me was hoping I found another explanation for it all rather than. The doctors.
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Sometimes it's okay to have things explained by doctors. I think it can help if you're feeling bad. But if you're not feeling bad, they don't need to help! So if you feel like you don't have symptoms that make your life worse, it could be a tulpa, and you don't need to go to the doctor.
Franco, it's kind of like that. But when you stop imagining with your conscious your subconscious continues on and then it bleeds into the world outside of your head
At the end of the day, this server is aimed at tulpas, which don't really experience some of the more serious symptoms you do. We'd be glad to help as much as possible, but it's also not the best place to ask questions about disordered plurality. There are plenty of other spaces online for that, if you really don't want to see a medical professional for this.
(Not meant to come off as angry or anything, I hope that makes sense.)
I wasn't coming here to ask about disorders I came to ask about tulpas and research the differences in them and what I have going. If I don't talk about my situation so that other people with more knowledge than me can explain the similarities and differences between the 2 then how would I know?
2:00 AM
It's what ever though. Thanks to those who were being informative to me. I appreciate it
You knew what a tulpa was before I did, so you already had valuable information Franco. I'm not worried about professional help. I've had an army of therapist and psychiatrist give me that. I was simply looking for other avenues of guidance. "Proffessionals" usually have a piece of paper on the wall that certifies to the world that they have memorized a lot of words, and they can out those words back into the world in the right order. Thanks again. Good night
(Please kick me from channel, I tried to leave but it won't let me. Sorry for bothering anyone if my topic was a bit much for them)
I wasn't coming here to ask about disorders I came to ask about tulpas and research the differences in them and what I have going. If I don't talk about my situation so that other people with more knowledge than me can explain the similarities and differences between the 2 then how would I know?
An example of an unintentional tulpa might be a character you talked to a lot in your head to the point they feel like they're more than just a character, like they've taken on a life of their own. This goes beyond normal imagining hypothetical conversations because there's a consistent individual vs any random person you might temporarily imagine
Hm, I've said this a lot of times before, but I found it weird how I never created an accidental tulpa, seeing as I spoke to some characters for really long before changing them, and before branding them as "just characters" by really long I mean, I had one specific character I talked to for over a year and aHalf.
Oh snap, OK. Wow. I was understanding it way off. You literally create them. I totes thought you meant that, for lack of better words, " had a voice pop up in your head one day, but it was a nice voice, so you just named it and went along with it" but it's really. " I am creating this person inside of my head. I know that they are there only because my thoughts make them exist. " am i right?