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10:21 AM

Killing a tulpa is not possible. The closest thing to killing one is having one fade away, but that's quite worse than killing if I'm honest.

10:22 AM

About the rights... not sure about that. In theory, I'd believe so, but not too many.

It's your opinion that it's quite worse than killing

10:37 AM

Many ~~imaginary friends~~ tulpas fade away and no one cares. Except tulpa rights fanatics, maybe.

How would one kill(fade) a tulpa then?

10:58 AM

Asking for scientific purposes ofc

Just forget about your tulpa i think It can only die ( Dont exist any more ) when you forget that your tulpa or real , and don't trust it anymore

Sounds cold...

Just don't spend time with them. Also, sometimes saving your tulpa from fading is something that requires effort and only make you suffer.

11:22 AM

Sometimes it's very hard to fade a tulpa though. It's not like you control it fully when tulpa is grown.

~~Snap your fingers and they'll dissipate~~ Dissipation is hard to do and is very painful to everyone involved, doing it is kinda sick too, why did you commit to making the tulpa in the first place?

It might have been in your case. Don't generalize

What if your busy ? i cant spend that much time with them (edited)

2:27 PM

Em still new so what should i do ?

How much time is "that much"?

1h at night

Imo, it's enough time

Lol i heard that you need to spend at least 3hr

2:29 PM

Or it not gonna work that much

People say a lot arbitrary things

2:29 PM

It's probably individual matter, how much time you need

You can still passively focus on your tulpa if you're busy, given you remember

Yes i did

2:30 PM

Oh and i try to lucid dream combine with making tulpa

2:31 PM

And it f**k my brian

2:32 PM

So not gonna do that agian

"What are some good ways to further develop a tulpa? Like certain questions and such?" Interact with them, and allow them to interact. "Does anyone know how well something like hypnosis, be it self hypnosis or by a hypnotist, could help with making a Tulpa?" It's a focus assist. Works for some, not everyone's cup of tea. "Do tulpas have rights like the host? Could you kill a tulpa? If so, could you get away with it?" Well, we're imaginary friends who have equal mental capabilities to you. Um, theoretically you could be done away with in the same manner as a tulpa. It's more being forgotten than anything that would end a tulpa. Thomas, stop worrying about time and just use the time you've got

I'm not an imaginary friend, I'm a sentient person.

I think sentience and being an imaginary friend don't exclude each other

3:22 PM

However, some older tulpas function as alternate identities rather than imaginary friends.

Oh when i drive to work i think my tulpa or flying with me

3:30 PM

Did that work

3:30 PM

Well is fun to see something are flying above you

3:31 PM

But i still focus on my driving so dont worry

Pretty solid stuff, AZ. It's a good start as well as "presence" imposition.

Agreed, imo it's one of the best ways to really get into it early on

Um so how do I change the image on my tulpa

uh

12:53 AM

elaborate

12:53 AM

you mean form?

Like

12:54 AM

Change the image on the tulpa

12:54 AM

Its just a question mark now

12:54 AM

How do i change it?

b r u h

What

we're not tupperware support, but it's tul!avatar <image link>

12:54 AM

Ok then

have a good one

He's asking something unrelated to that bot.

12:55 AM

Is your tulpa stuck on a question mark form? (edited)

i assumed it would be that because tupperware defaults to a question mark without avatar -_-

12:55 AM

if it's not that, sorry, your tulpa is now a missingno

It's best to approach it in a better way than that. That wasn't a very nice welcoming message. In regards to Tupperware, this server doesn't use it, so it might be best to ask on another one.

Can I get something clear? Puppeting is when the host imagines the tulpa doing something while convinced that the tulpa themselves is actually doing the imagining, right?

err, no.

4:08 AM

Puppeting is when the host -intentionally moves- a tulpa's form around, while thinking that it -is- the tulpa. (Just imagining your tulpa doing something isn't anything.)

But in imposition, the form of the person who isn't fronting is imagined, isn't it?

4:09 AM

And in the wonderland, everything is imagined.

4:10 AM

I thought that the form was just an imagined body that the person associates with/

yes

So the movement of the form happens when the tulpa imagines that body doing something. But if the host is imagining that body doing something and the tulpa still associates themselves with that body and that movement, is itpuppeting? (edited)

that sounds like what "puppeting" refers to, yes.

Okay, thanks!

4:16 AM

Wait, but doesn't that mean puppeting can be accidental?

how?

Oh, accidental's the wrong word. I meant done without awareness that it's happening. I hear a lot of "you'll know if you're puppeting" being thrown around and I'm not sure it's very reassuring.

For an image in the mind, if it simply happens and the tulpa thinks it was them, who's to say it wasn't?

5:17 AM

Might be reading into it too much.

5:18 AM

Puppeting is imagining your tulpa's form moving - with the intent for it to really be your tulpa, and not just normal imagination.

5:19 AM

Parroting is roughly the same thing. Not just imagining your tulpa speaking, but also intending for it to really be them. Can help with very early developmental phases when trying to teach your brain to associate that speaking with your tulpa.

5:19 AM

Or not, totally optional.

Is forcing tulpas to do stuff bad for them?

probably. Do you have a specific example?

Oh, thanks Tewi

@Deleted User depends. I force Abby to get out of bed often and drag her around when she's having a shitty day. Its only bad if its the bad kind with a normal person. It's another person, so if it's something you shouldn't force another person to do then yeah it's bad. Example: Abby is tired and refuses to get out of bed again so I force her out so she doesn't get in a mood. This is honestly neutral she needs her sleep but she'd sleep all day if I let her. Example 2: Abby doesn't want to play checkers so I tie her up and force her to play checkers for 5 hours until I get bored and untie her. This is terrible.