The purpose of naturally formed stress is usually to identify a part of your existence that requires change to achieve a subjectively better life. Unfortunately, sometimes we include artificial elements to our lives to stress over that it seems the act of stressing completely negates any benefit received from changing what is necessary to stop the stress.
It is likely that your stress is because you want to change and make things better, but I think in the end it will be more costly to focus on the stress and changing than it would be to relax and find a path forward that doesn't require force.
You don't need to focus on your tulpa at every waking moment, but every bit helps. Don't stress yourself if you forget about her for a few hours, it's not like you're going to see some massive negative impact because of it.
I don't think you should be nervous about your tulpa seeing what you see. If you're embarassed, thenyou should probably talk to her about it and see if it's amusing to her or not. If it isn't, there shouldn't be a problem with it, hopefully.
I am not sure what you mean exactly. I would only remind you that she shares your brain, and that means that the brain she is using is the same age as your's, so if you are old enough to look at something mature, like a horror film or pornography, she is as well. I would not worry about it, things like this exist, and it is fine for someone to know that they do exist. I would only encourage her to know and think about these things in a mature way.
but, yeah, with porn and stuff, it's highly unlikely she'll, like, think badly of you for it. Maybe laugh at you, worst-case scenario. You share a brain, after all.
I was thinking earlier today, what does an imposed tulpa see? For instance, if a host is standing before a corner, and the tulpa looks around it what do they see? And does this change if the host has been around the corner before? Wild they just see what the host remembers being there or nothing at all?
This just seems really confusing to me.(edited)
well, they don't have the power to actually see information the body has no way of having received, though rather than see nothing the mind usually generates what it expects to see (or remembers seeing in that area)
They will likely use the eyes from the physical body to see. They can try to imagine what they would see, from their perspective, but they will not be able to scout and see things that the host cannot.
It depends on what they expect. If they expect to see "something", the brain will model it based on what they predict it would look like (including using prior memories), but if they don't expect to see anything, they... won't.
Of course. I do suggest taking your time on this journey. It is very rewarding, and you only really get to experience it once, as making a second tulpa seems to take much less time than the first, from what I have seen.
hey can some of you guys give me some words of encouragement to keep going with making my tulpa i keep skipping days of narrating to it and i feel hopeless
Go to the store and go shopping with your tulpa. Narrate the brands you like and the stuff you usually get, and ask it questions about what you should or shouldn't buy regardless if it doesn't respond or not.