In-system relationships are good for us due to the absence of certain things that would be present in relationships outside the system. Of course there are cons to being in an in-sys relationship but currently for us the pros outweigh the cons. Our circumstances may change 10 years or so into the future, who knows
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Uhm, I read in a guide that making a character sheet with traits and simulating situations help, should I do that? I don't mind helping her with traits but acting as her feels like parroting, I don't really like the idea of parroting. For now I've only gotten responses with the pendulum method, I want to help her grow but I don't want to control her or be pushy.(edited)
i didnt really have any detailed plans on my tulpa except for some core personality traits and stuff, and she turned out perfect, so if you dont feel like you want to be detailed you dont have to
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i dont think thinking of scenarios beforehand is parroting, since you're not actually talking to her in those imaginary scenarios
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parroting would be when you actually try to talk to her and answer for her yourself
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also if she doesnt want something and wants to decide for herself, you'll know for sure
Thinking of scenarios like thinking what she would say or do? I'm not sure what she wants, im struggling to communicate, I've only gotten two very clear answers with the pendulum, the rest I'm not sure. If you don't mind me asking, how long did it take for you to start understanding what your tulpa wanted, before vocalization I mean.
ive been thinking in words and been talking to imaginary people in imaginary scenarios for as long as i can remember so my tulpa was vocal the first session i tried, but i didnt yet realize it