Tulpas, fear, and fearful tulpas

[NoneFromHell]

Alice is not a big fan of walking through the forest when it's dark outside, while I don't mind it at all.

[AracnidsGrip/Rick]

I haven't touched the phobia topic with my tulpae. But I know that Hades doesn't fear anything (And it makes sense 'cause what would fear a hybrid dino that besides is the super predator in the wonderland?) I don't know what do the girls fear... Beeeeeeeesides maybe Beth, who's the most fearful of the girls. I'm not saying she's a coward. Actually, she's bery brave, but she's the most tended to openly show her fears, and she sometimes becomes paranoid, and is very insecure sometimes. She most of all fears the sense of not feeling safe and feeling weak and that she won't be able to help because the situation/thing is more "strong/powerful" than her...

[SomethingDire]

''It's not a fear of being outside, no. It's more of being in a place like this: image ''

 

PLS NO PLS

[Raetin]

I don't know my tulpas' fears for the most part, but I found that my second tulpa Aika is scared of airplanes. When my family and I went back to my home country for a funeral, I went to check up on them during the plane ride and found Aika holding me tightly, afraid that the plane would crash and burn. I'll have to ask them what the rest of them fear besides that, but they do worry about my safety often.

[Luminesce]

It's not a fear of being outside, no. It's more of being in a place like this

 

I'm usually pretty good at getting a grasp of the feeling others have exaggerated into a phobia, like watching baby frogs come out of pores on their mother's back. I can sense some unease of unnaturality, some sense of harm or sickness, and maybe a bit of parasitism.

 

Would perhaps these two images invoke the same effect? I get "Too open and flat, falls off sides/not secured or grounded, lonely regardless of others due to the scale of the space, nothingness." Something like that.

 

Either I'm practicing empathy or feeling the effects of all the painkillers I'm on. Try not to judge, maaaan.

[Metatron]

 

It's not a fear of being outside, no. It's more of being in a place like this: image

 

So it sounds like it is more of a fear of really... emptiness, void, wasteland, desolation? Just out of curiosity, does space evoke the same reaction? Feel free to disregard if this is making you overly uncomfortable.

[Vos]

Would perhaps these two images invoke the same effect?

So it sounds like it is more of a fear of really... emptiness, void, wasteland, desolation? Just out of curiosity, does space evoke the same reaction? Feel free to disregard if this is making you overly uncomfortable.

 

Yes, both of you seem to have the general idea. Don't worry, it doesn't make me uncomfortable to talk about it.

[Pioneer11]

My Tulpa is afraid of being abandoned by me. He’s afraid that one day I’ll look at him and see no reason to keep him; he says that only thinking of it makes him want to die. It’s my fault he's this way because for years I rejected his existence. For a long time I feared I was becoming mentally unhinged since the character I made up seemed far too real, and even after I found out about Tulpas I still have trouble trusting him or accepting our bond. So in a sense I’ve become even colder with him now that I know he is sentient. But I’m trying to be better for him, since I now know that my behaviour traumatizes him.

[Metatron]

It is funny, in a way, that of the two of us, I am the one more prone to being afraid of the other being gone. Though the only time my Tulpa has cried was when I mentioned egociding, so there is that.

[TheCrawlingCreepypasta]

I see, so...

Not scared = 2(18%)

Scared of host's fears = 2(18%)

Scared of separate fears = 7 (63%)

Man, that is very interesting! Really, the implications here are interesting!