So, can anyone explain a tulpas needs? Like will they leave when they need time alone or tell me? Will they vent to me? I have no problem with this as I'm up to help with anything but I'm just curious
They will definately have their own needs just like another person would. Don't expect that just because you like something they will automatically like it too. The reverse is also true, if you are keeping things fair and they favor a music type you arnt quite a fan of you will end up listening to at least some of it.
I'm generally busy enough during the day that they dont need much alone time. And they will ABSOLUTELY vent to you about things they have a problem with. Especially if that problem is you or something you are/are not doing.
At least that's the way mine are.
Do they have any need to eat or drink like possessing me and nourishing themselves? Or possessing me to wash themselves even if I already have for myself?
I rather meant avoiding losing tough with your tulpa when you learn possession/switching if you plan to learn it of course.
10:24 AM
Well, I don't know about the latter, I don't think it's impossible. Your tulpa might show other aspect of you. They could probably even have different political/religious views if the host is confused about those stuff.
...if you know the concept of nature vs nurture and how both sides play into personality development, it may also make more sense through that context.
Basically just talk about whatever you want in your head while focusing on your tulpa. If that have a form, you can use that. If not, try to come up with some idea of what you think their presence should feel like, and use that
So like.. me: "yo do you know about this thing", what do i do next? do i respond to myself, act like she is the one responding while im visualizing her?
People generally set aside an hour or two for dedicated sessions, or do smaller ones throughout the day when they know there won't be any distractions. Ideally, passive forcing is a thing that you should be doing whenever possible unless there's something that requires your full attention.
What, for passive forcing? Distractions happen and you just have to deal with them, that's why so many people have reminders to get them back into it after they're sidetracked.
So last night around 3:00am I was talking in my head and not really about anything specific, just little things like little memories I recall from when I was younger and just going over those when I felt something warm on my lips. It wasn't like kissing, it was just like a warmer feeling like someone was infront of me and breathing close to my face. Is this a good sign?